Regents Of The University Of Minnesota

Regents Of The University Of Minnesota, operating as University Of Minnesota, is a public land-grant research institution that acts primarily as a federal grant prime recipient (70% of recent awards) and secondarily as a subrecipient on research grants. The entity is a U.S. government educational institution headquartered in Rochester, Minnesota, with a parent organization (also named Regents Of The University Of Minnesota) that holds primary federal contract and grant authority.

The university's federal footprint is concentrated in research and development across five customer agencies. The Department of Homeland Security Office of Procurement Operations dominates the recent award set with five awards totaling $1.9 million in combined potential value, placed under a single Basic Ordering Agreement (HSHQDC10D00031) that anchors the vendor's parent-vehicle presence. The Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases has funded two awards; the Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service Field Research Implementation and Information Delivery Pacific West Area, the DHS Domestic Nuclear Detection Office, and the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Research Laboratory account for one award each. Primary NAICS concentration aligns with the vendor's structure: Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools (6 awards) and Software Publishers (1 award), with corresponding PSC codes in Education, Training, Employment & Social Services R&D and Information Technology Software.

Recent grant subrecipient work includes participation in the Congenital and Perinatal Infections Rare Diseases Clinical Research Consortium, funded through the University of Alabama at Birmingham as prime grantee in 2023 and 2024, and a current research subaward from the University of Kentucky Research Foundation (award date November 2025) involving PhD student research guidance and collaborative publications. Activity is sparse and sporadic across the source data window — one award each in 2023, 2024, and 2025 — with total combined potential value of $1.9 million against obligated dollars of $2.1 million. The vendor does not hold direct federal contract prime authority and operates exclusively within grant and grant-subaward channels.