University Of Florida

University of Florida's University Bursar Division, a non-profit state-controlled educational institution based in Gainesville, Florida, operates as a prime contractor and sub-recipient on federal delivery orders and grants, delivering tuition billing services for Navy NROTC midshipmen, specialized metagenomic sequencing research for the Department of Veterans Affairs, and educational program support to federal agencies. The vendor holds no SBA set-aside designations and competes full-and-open across all customer agencies.

The University Bursar's federal footprint concentrates overwhelmingly on Navy tuition and fees work. The Department of the Navy's Bureau of Naval Personnel and Naval Education and Training Command account for the top two customer rankings by award count (20 and 32 awards respectively) and combined dollar value; together with the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Navy organizations represent the vast majority of the vendor's prime contract volume. The top five customer agencies by award count cover 61% of all awards in the source, with the Department of Agriculture Agricultural Marketing Service (14 awards) as the only non-Navy customer in that tier. By potential value, the Navy Bureau of Naval Personnel leads at $2.2 million (20 awards), followed by Naval Education and Training Command at $1.5 million (32 awards). A secondary but materially significant customer stream is the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 12 (3 awards, $576 thousand potential value), anchored by a single-award indefinite delivery contract for metagenomic sequencing research valued at $287,986 and issued September 15, 2025, running through September 13, 2027. Recent concrete Navy work includes a $258,560 delivery order from the Bureau of Naval Personnel for spring 2026 NROTC tuition and allowable fees (February 2026), a $233,909 delivery order for Fall 2026 NROTC midshipmen tuition (September 2025), and a $170,000 delivery order for Fall 2024 semester tuition (October 2024). The VA research work, exemplified by a $192,608 delivery order awarded September 15, 2026, for metagenomics sequencing services to advance gulf war illness research, represents a distinct capability stream in specialized scientific services.

The University Bursar holds multiple standing vehicles against the Navy. Two indefinite delivery contracts and one basic ordering agreement dominate the task-order footprint: Indefinite Delivery Contract N0024409G0037 carries 31 task orders ($548 thousand combined potential value), Basic Ordering Agreement N0018919GZ012 carries 23 task orders ($3.2 million combined potential value and running through July 2029), and Indefinite Delivery Contract N0014098G2447 carries 14 task orders. A newly established Basic Ordering Agreement with the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (April 1, 2026, running through March 31, 2036) with ceiling value $0.00 provides a framework for future educational and research services orders. The University also holds a single-award indefinite delivery contract with Veterans Integrated Service Network 12 for the metagenomic sequencing research program.

Recent activity shows substantial growth in 2025 (22 awards) following lower volumes in 2023–2024, though 2026 year-to-date shows only six awards. Combined potential value across the prime and sub footprint totals $5.6 million, though obligated dollars exceed this at $11 million, suggesting earlier awards carried higher ceiling values. Only one award reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months ($193 thousand potential value), indicating minimal near-term recompete exposure. The vendor's category concentration is dominated by colleges, universities, and professional schools (88 awards, primary NAICS), with the education/training tuition and fees PSC code covering 83 awards — the University Bursar's role is fundamentally that of an educational services provider processing federal tuition payments and providing supporting research capabilities rather than a contractor in traditional procurement categories.

In its subcontractor role, University of Florida performs engineering services supporting metals performance and uncertainty prediction analysis under the University of Dayton on a single named sub contract (July 2023). Sub-grant work routes through the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Florida (multiple specialty crop and infrastructure sub-awards, November 2025–March 2026), the University of South Florida (type 1 diabetes research coordination, June 2024), the Florida Department of Children and Families (medication consultation support, January 2023), and the University of Connecticut (record linkage and entity resolution research, November 2022).