New Editions, Inc.

New Editions, Inc., a women-owned small business headquartered in Falls Church, Virginia, delivers professional services in program evaluation, research, data analytics, technical assistance, and Section 508 accessibility compliance to civilian federal agencies predominantly as a prime contractor on GSA Schedule vehicles and agency-specific IDIQs. The firm is SBA-certified as a Women-Owned Small Business and has been registered in SAM.gov since 2003. Nearly 99% of its recent awards are prime contracts; it operates primarily with internal delivery capacity, supplemented by selective subcontracting (averaging 10% of prime-contract hours across SCI-reported work).

New Editions' customer base is concentrated in health, education, and transportation agencies. The Department of Health and Human Services dominates both award count and dollar volume: HHS's Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration and Administration for Community Living (ACL) account for 15 awards totaling $518.3 million in combined potential value — substantially larger than the next-largest customer, the Department of Transportation's Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, which holds 20 awards valued at $81.4 million. The Department of Education's Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (12 awards, $30.5 million) and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (9 awards, $71.3 million) round out the top four by count and value. Across 155 total awards, New Editions serves 52 distinct federal agencies.

The vendor's vehicle portfolio sits almost entirely on GSA Schedule-based contracting. The Multiple Award Schedule anchors 104 task orders valued at $507 million in combined potential value, followed by agency-specific BPAs and IDIQs: a $9 million FMCSA BPA for National Registry and medical programs support, a $99 million Department of Labor BPA for Chief Evaluation Office services, a $75 million Administration for Community Living IDIQ (awarded January 2024, running through January 2029), a $2 billion Department of Education PRESTO IDIQ for research, evaluation, and statistics task orders, and a $100 million HHS Health Resources and Services Administration BPA for Section 508 compliance support. Together, these vehicles constitute the primary contract machinery through which New Editions wins task orders.

On the HHS Administration for Community Living side, New Editions holds a $75 million IDIQ (established January 2024) and has executed large delivery orders including a $5.5 million Housing and Services Resource Center management and partnership task order, a $23.4 million Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services technical-assistance delivery order for Home and Community-Based Services and PASRR programs (through August 2030), and a $4.1 million NIDILRR management support delivery order (through March 2031). For FMCSA, New Editions operates under a $9 million BPA (woman-owned small business set-aside) and a related $19 million BPA supporting National Registry auditing, medical programs, and exemption-support services; these vehicles have generated multiple seven-figure calls, including a $6 million National Registry support order (self-performed with 4.9 FTEs and 10,257 hours in FY2024) and a $5.2 million National Registry call. The Department of Education's PRESTO IDIQ has yielded three large delivery orders: a $7.9 million Disability Innovation Fund technical-assistance task order (through September 2029), a $3.2 million DIF supplemental reporting and technical support task order (through September 2026), and a $3.1 million career and technical education policy and program administration task order (through September 2029). Additionally, New Editions holds smaller BPAs for Section 508 compliance work at the Department of the Interior ($5 million), Social Security Administration ($438 thousand), and SBA ($8 million).

Activity trajectory shows strong growth through 2023 — from 8 awards in 2022 to 21 in 2023 — followed by a sharp decline to 7 awards in 2024 and 4 in 2025 and 2026 year-to-date. This pattern reflects the timing of large IDIQ vehicle wins in 2023–2024 (the $2 billion PRESTO, the $75 million ACL IDIQ, and the $99 million DOL BPA) rather than a decline in underlying customer demand, as combined potential value across all awards stands at $3.18 billion, with only $236.1 million obligated (7% of the ceiling). Within the next twenty-four months, eight awards valued at $20.6 million reach ultimate completion and face recompete, representing modest near-term risk given the vendor's larger outstanding ceiling exposure.

Across SCI-reportable service contracts (which cover invoiced federal services above the $150,000 threshold and exclude goods, products, and non-federal work), New Editions reported $12.1 million in FY2022, $8.2 million in FY2023, and $12.8 million in FY2024 across an average workforce of 31.8, 25.4, and 36.1 FTEs respectively. Government-paid hourly rates on prime contracts ran a median of $129.66/hr, with the 10th percentile near zero (reflecting low-cost administrative roles) and the 90th percentile at $248.65/hr, anchored by senior technical and management positions. The GSA Schedule labor portfolio reflects this spectrum: 77 active categories spanning from Administrative Assistant ($49.94/hr) through Subject Matter Expert V roles ($342.30/hr), with no security-cleared positions. Across SCI-reported prime contracts, subcontractors performed approximately 10% of total contractor hours; New Editions has named 38 subcontractors in SCI records, with notable recent engagement including Jobs For The Future Inc. on career and technical education support work.

The vendor's primary NAICS footprint is Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services (121 awards), reflecting its positioning as a management-consulting and program-evaluation specialist rather than a technology or engineering firm. PSC coding corroborates this: 56 awards carry the "Support–Professional: Other" PSC, 17 carry "Support–Professional: Program Management/Support," and smaller clusters appear in medical evaluation, program review and development, and management support roles. New Editions competes predominantly under women-owned small business set-asides at task-order level (reflected in the $4.1 million NIDILRR award, $3.4 million FMCSA National Registry call, and similar smaller orders) but also wins full-and-open competition, particularly on the larger education and HHS vehicles where set-asides are not applied (PRESTO, DOL CEO BPA, HHS Section 508 BPA).

New Editions provides high-quality evaluation and research support, specializing in the health and disability arenas. We have ten years of successful experience in program evaluation, research and policy analysis, and program planning and management.