BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA

The Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska leverages its academic infrastructure to deliver high-impact educational services and scientific research solutions to federal agencies. Core capabilities include the design and execution of specialized workforce training programs in biocontainment, infectious disease transport, and medical simulation, alongside advanced biomedical research in immunology, pharmacokinetics, and viral transcriptional dynamics. The contractor excels in translating academic research into operational readiness, particularly in defense and veterans’ health contexts, with expertise in simulation-based learning platforms, clinical protocol development, and laboratory analysis of biomarkers such as mucin antibodies for colorectal cancer research. Its unique differentiator lies in integrating university-based scientific rigor with mission-critical government training requirements, enabling seamless transition of knowledge from bench to battlefield. The contractor maintains sustained partnerships with the Department of Defense, delivering institutional affiliation programs, biocontainment training, and simulation operator services for military medical readiness. It also supports the Department of Veterans Affairs through educational cost reimbursement and clinical research initiatives, and collaborates with the Department of Health and Human Services on translational biomedical studies focused on HIV therapeutics and pharmacodynamic modeling. These relationships reflect a pattern of long-term, mission-aligned engagement centered on health security, workforce development, and life sciences innovation. Primary industry focus is in higher education services (NAICS 611310), where it operates as a degree-granting institution delivering federally funded training pipelines, supplemented by research and development (NAICS 541715) and educational support services (NAICS 611710). This positions the entity as a hybrid academic-government partner, uniquely capable of bridging scholarly inquiry with operational defense and public health missions. As a public university entity structured under 8H, the Board of Regents operates from Omaha, Nebraska, with no federal business certifications. Its government market positioning is defined by institutional credibility, research infrastructure, and capacity to scale complex, multi-disciplinary programs under federal oversight.