JAMES D HICKS

James D. Hicks provides specialized professional and technical services focused on student support and educational program administration within federal agencies. Based on awarded work, the contractor delivers targeted services related to student services, likely encompassing academic advising, program coordination, compliance support, and operational assistance for federally funded educational initiatives. Their expertise centers on delivering high-touch, mission-aligned administrative and logistical support that enhances student outcomes in public service contexts. The contractor’s approach emphasizes precision in documentation, regulatory alignment, and seamless integration with institutional workflows, distinguishing them through responsiveness and deep understanding of federal education program requirements. The contractor has demonstrated direct experience with the Department of the Interior, where their work supports educational or youth engagement initiatives under the agency’s broader mission of public service and resource stewardship. This relationship suggests a niche focus on programs tied to federal lands, tribal education, or youth conservation corps, requiring familiarity with DOI’s unique operational frameworks and grant-supported student engagement models. The primary NAICS code, 541990, reflects a broad category of professional services not elsewhere classified, which in practice translates to customized, non-standardized support functions tailored to specific federal program needs. This contractor positions itself as a flexible, mission-driven provider capable of adapting to evolving requirements in education and public service domains, rather than offering standardized IT or consulting products. James D. Hicks operates as a sole proprietorship under the 2J entity structure, indicating a lean, owner-managed operation. The contractor is based in Spokane, Washington, with no publicly listed federal certifications. Their market presence is defined by direct, project-based engagement with federal agencies requiring agile, individualized professional services rather than large-scale institutional contracting.