IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY

Idaho State University delivers specialized education and professional development services to federal agencies, with a focus on technical training, scientific curation, and academic support. Their core capabilities include designing and delivering accredited training programs for nuclear regulatory systems, such as automated valve actuator operations, and providing long-term curation of scientific artifacts from federal research sites, including those from the Idaho National Laboratory. They bring deep expertise in nuclear safety systems, materials science preservation, and workforce development for technical disciplines, leveraging academic rigor to meet federal compliance and operational standards. Their unique differentiation lies in integrating university-based research infrastructure with mission-critical government training and artifact management needs, ensuring both educational integrity and regulatory alignment. The university maintains established relationships with the Department of Defense, Department of Energy, and Nuclear Regulatory Commission. For DoD, they provide tuition and fee support for service members pursuing higher education. With the Department of Energy, they manage the preservation and periodic shipment of legacy nuclear site artifacts, ensuring proper documentation and environmental compliance. For the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, they deliver specialized technical training courses that align with NRC licensing and operational requirements, reinforcing safety culture and procedural adherence. Their primary NAICS focus is on higher education (611310), complemented by professional training (611430) and specialized scientific services (541990). This positions them as an academic contractor bridging formal education with applied federal technical needs, particularly in nuclear energy, defense science, and regulatory compliance sectors. As a public university entity classified as 2A, Idaho State University operates under state governance with no federal small business certifications. Located in Pocatello, Idaho, they serve as a regional hub for federal technical workforce development, leveraging their campus facilities and research partnerships to support national security and scientific stewardship missions.