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J.D. POWER

Subsidiary ofSTAMPS.COM INC.UEI: H9SMRUKT6FY4CAGE: 7RGL3

J.D. POWER is a federal contractor, registered under UEI H9SMRUKT6FY4 and CAGE code 7RGL3. It has been awarded $2,838,035 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Periodical Publishers, Internet Publishing and Broadcasting and Web Search Portals, and All Other Information Services. Top awarding agencies include Social Security Administration, Department Of Transportation, and Department Of Commerce.

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Registration and classification details

Registration

UEI Code

H9SMRUKT6FY4

CAGE Code

7RGL3

Entity Structure

Corporate Entity (Not Tax Exempt)

Established

N/A

Business Classifications

For Profit Organization

NAICS Codes

518210Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services(Primary)

Federal Contracting Overview

Award totals, agency breakdown, NAICS distribution, and geographic footprint.

AI Capability Profile

J.D. POWER delivers specialized research, data analytics, and publishing services tailored to federal agency needs, with a focus on consumer behavior insights and administrative decision support. Their core capabilities include designing and managing longitudinal survey systems, analyzing household ...

J.D. POWER delivers specialized research, data analytics, and publishing services tailored to federal agency needs, with a focus on consumer behavior insights and administrative decision support. Their core capabilities include designing and managing longitudinal survey systems, analyzing household purchasing patterns, and providing secure, subscription-based data platforms for policy and operational use. The contractor excels in public opinion polling methodologies, database architecture for longitudinal datasets, and the publication of validated market research outputs, ensuring high-fidelity data integrity and compliance with federal reporting standards. Their technical expertise lies in survey instrumentation, statistical modeling of consumer trends, and the secure delivery of analytical outputs through managed online systems—distinguishing them through rigorous methodological discipline and institutional trust in sensitive data handling. J.D. POWER has established consistent relationships with the Social Security Administration, Department of Commerce, and Department of Labor, delivering targeted research and data access services. For the Social Security Administration, they provide ongoing subscription access to an analytical database used for program evaluation; for the Department of Commerce, they conduct database analysis to support economic and demographic reporting; and for the Department of Labor, they facilitate access to nationwide household survey results on telecommunications spending, enabling evidence-based workforce and consumer policy development. These engagements reflect a pattern of sustained, multi-year partnerships rooted in data reliability and methodological rigor. The contractor’s primary NAICS classifications—511120 (Periodical Publishers), 541611 (Management Consulting), and 541910 (Marketing Research)—reflect a hybrid model combining research execution with knowledge dissemination. They operate at the intersection of public sector analytics and consumer insights, serving agencies that require granular, survey-derived intelligence to inform regulatory, economic, and social programs. Their market positioning is defined by precision in data collection and dissemination, not broad consulting services. J.D. POWER is a 2L entity headquartered in Costa Mesa, California, with no government certifications on record. Their presence is anchored in federal research contracting, where their reputation for methodological accuracy and data stewardship underpins their government market positioning.

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Award counts and award dollars by type, as prime and as subcontractor.

Awards Count

19

All time

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1

Currently performing

Completed

18

Past period of performance

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RFP - CONSULTANT SERVICES: ASSESSMENT OF CALWORKS EMPLOYMENT AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES
Solicitation # 13455
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Category 2 Network Equipment for E-Rate Funding Year 2027-28
Solicitation # 27-030-TUSD1
Tucson Unified School District is soliciting proposals for the procurement of E-Rate eligible Category 2 network equipment, specifically switches, access points, and required licensing, including the installation of selected access points. This initiative aims to enhance network performance and bandwidth flexibility for the district's 89 school sites and support facilities. All awards are contingent upon the approval of E-Rate funding. Proposals must be submitted electronically via OpenGov by December 14, 2026, and must be split into a technical response and a separate cost proposal. The selection process is based on best overall value rather than price alone, utilizing a points-based scoring system. Evaluation weights are distributed as 40% for E-Rate eligible item costs, 30% for compliance with the scope of services, 10% for non-eligible item costs, and 10% for vendor qualifications. The district utilizes Service Provider Invoicing (SPI) for E-Rate projects, where the contractor invoices the district for the applicant share and USAC for the discounted amount. All equipment must meet rigorous industry standards, including FCC, IEEE, and ANSI, and must be compatible with existing district infrastructure. Shipping terms are FOB Destination, Freight Prepaid, with payment terms set at net thirty days.
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Professional Consultant Services - EMS System Evaluation Facilitator
Solicitation # 26-0714-RFP
Pinellas County is soliciting professional consultant services for an EMS System Evaluation Facilitator under solicitation 26-0714-RFP. The objective is to develop a comprehensive system roadmap to improve the efficiency and sustainability of the county's emergency medical services, which involve a complex network of 24 municipalities, 18 fire departments, Sunstar Ambulance service, and the Office of the Medical Director. The selected consultant will be responsible for leading stakeholder meetings, analyzing operational, financial, and deployment data, and developing system design alternatives and impact analyses to produce final recommendations and an implementation plan. Key performance goals include utilizing existing fire department infrastructure and minimizing impacts on patient care and service levels. The contract will be awarded to the most qualified contractor based on a points-based evaluation, with a requirement that vendors demonstrate the successful completion of at least three similar contracts. Proposals must be submitted via the OpenGov portal by December 8, 2026. The compensation structure utilizes a not-to-exceed total lump sum and hourly rates for various consultant levels, ranging from junior consultants to principal consultants. Awardees must comply with several legal mandates, including Florida Statute 448.09(1) regarding unauthorized aliens, Pinellas County Resolution 2006-70 for indemnification, and strict adherence to local, state, and federal laws regarding the security of Protected Health Information. Additionally, the awardee must sign affidavits concerning human trafficking, common carrier attestation, foreign countries of concern, and a DEI certification prohibiting the use of county funds for specific diversity, equity, and inclusion training.
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