Seesaw Learning Inc.

Seesaw Learning Inc., doing business as Seesaw, provides cloud-based digital K-6 learning portfolio software to the Department of Defense Education Activity as a prime contractor under full-and-open competitive procurements, with no set-aside designation across its federal footprint. The for-profit educational technology company, headquartered in San Francisco, California, operates entirely within the civilian education space; all nine tracked awards are with DoDEA and funnel through a single-award indefinite delivery contract structure.

Seesaw's federal capability centers on commercial off-the-shelf K-6 digital learning portfolio platforms designed to capture, organize, and share student work across Department of Defense school installations globally. The platform enables students and teachers to create, collect, and share digital representations of academic and artistic learning, bundled with virtual professional development for teachers and technical support for implementation and adoption. Representative awards include a $182,048 delivery order issued July 14, 2026, for K-6 learning portfolio platform access with ultimate completion on July 13, 2027; a $160,425 delivery order from September 17, 2025, for cloud-based K-6 learning portfolio services with completion on July 16, 2026; and a $154,771 Total Small Business delivery order from September 24, 2024, for digital K-5 art portfolio platform access with completion on September 13, 2025. Seesaw maintains a longstanding relationship with DoDEA demonstrated through consistent prior delivery orders ranging from approximately $128,000 to $155,000.

Customer concentration is absolute — 100% of awards originate from the Department of Defense Education Activity, representing nine awards with $2 million combined potential value. Seesaw operates under two single-award indefinite delivery contracts with DoDEA: an IDC awarded September 15, 2025 (ceiling $192,350, completion September 14, 2026) anchoring five task orders with $701 thousand combined potential value, and a predecessor IDC anchoring one task order with $160 thousand potential value. Only one award (the July 14, 2026 delivery order) faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing $182 thousand in recompete exposure. Seesaw competes entirely as a prime contractor and carries no subcontract footprint in recent federal activity. The vendor's federal footprint is sparse relative to its commercial education-technology operations; the $1 million in obligated spending against $2 million in combined potential value (53% obligation rate) and the narrow agency concentration signal either nascent federal adoption or a footprint constrained to a small set of DoDEA installations and art-focused curricula.