University Of Florida

University Of Florida, a public land-grant research institution based in Gainesville, Florida, operates as a prime contractor providing tuition and educational fee support to Navy medical personnel through firm fixed-price delivery orders, competing in full-and-open procurements without set-aside designations. The university does not subcontract; its entire recent award footprint (1,399 awards) comprises direct prime awards to federal agencies across 48 customer organizations.

The university's federal work concentrates almost entirely on Navy medical education. The Department of the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery dominates the portfolio, accounting for 245 awards valued at $9 million in combined potential value—roughly 52% of awards by count. The Department of the Air Force places 169 awards valued at $60 thousand, and the Department of the Navy (non-BUMED lines) holds 126 awards at $497 thousand combined potential value. The remaining customer agencies—including the Department of the Army, Agricultural Research Service, Department of Veterans Affairs, and 43 others—collectively represent narrower transactional relationships. The portfolio's award concentration is steep: the top five customer agencies by count represent 52% of all awards, but the top five by potential value account for only 13% of the combined potential dollars, indicating many small-dollar tuition orders distributed across numerous Navy transactions. Education and training services dominate the category profile, with 395 awards classified under PSC Education/Training-Tuition/Registration/Membership Fees and 547 awards under NAICS Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools. Health R&D and basic research work (12 awards under R&D in Social Sciences and Humanities, 8 under Engineering Services, 4 under Physical/Engineering/Life Sciences) represents a secondary capability stream, but award volume and dollar value are driven by tuition processing.

University Of Florida's task orders flow through two primary Navy indefinite-delivery vehicles: N0014098G2447 (265 task orders, $9.5 million combined potential value) and N6227197G0052 (39 task orders, $381 thousand). Air Force vehicles F0160079D0253 (36 task orders, $465 thousand) and F0863583C0136 (26 task orders) account for the second-tier placement. The Navy BUMED vehicle N0014098G2447 anchors the footprint—it has generated 265 delivery orders since establishment, making it the primary contract engine for the university's federal work.

Activity has been episodic and flat over recent years: 9 awards in 2022, 11 in 2023, 12 in 2024, 9 in 2025, and 3 awarded through March 2026. The combined potential value across all 1,399 awards is $79.5 million, but obligated dollars total $190.7 million (240% of potential value), indicating historical award values have consistently exceeded their stated ceilings. This pattern reflects the transactional nature of the work—each academic term generates a small delivery order, many of which execute within their $5,000–$220,000 ceiling ranges. Fifty-five awards from the 2022–2026 period face ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, representing recompete opportunity and risk concentration in the Navy BUMED relationship.

The university's capability footprint is narrowly defined by the awards it holds. Tuition and fees work dominates (395 PSC awards), with secondary involvement in health research and development (112 awards) and basic research analysis (65 awards). Representative recent contracts include a $144,454 delivery order from the Department of the Navy in March 2026 for educational and training services supporting Navy medical personnel professional development, a $145,668 delivery order from the Department of the Navy in September 2025 for fall-term tuition and fees, a $131,727 delivery order from BUMED in August 2022 for tuition and fees, and smaller individual orders ranging from $766 to $220,864 across multiple academic terms since 2019. The work is performed at the Gainesville, Florida campus; all delivery orders carry no set-aside designation and are structured as firm fixed-price transactions against standing Navy education support vehicles.