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LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY AGRICULTURAL CENTER

UEI: UF3LV6W2W6K9CAGE: 1Q891

LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY AGRICULTURAL CENTER is a federal contractor, registered under UEI UF3LV6W2W6K9 and CAGE code 1Q891. It has been awarded $406,043,400 across 997 federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS, Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services, and Other NAICS codes (14 codes, <0.5% each). Top awarding agencies include Department Of Agriculture, Department Of Health And Human Services, and National Science Foundation.

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Registration and classification details

Registration

UEI Code

UF3LV6W2W6K9

CAGE Code

1Q891

Entity Structure

U.S. Government Entity

Established

N/A

Business Classifications

2FG6M8OH

NAICS Codes

611310Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools(Primary)

Federal Contracting Overview

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

AI Capability Profile

Louisiana State University Agricultural Center delivers specialized testing and event support services through its research and operational infrastructure. Its core capabilities center on analytical laboratory services, including environmental, agricultural, and materials testing, as well as the man...

Louisiana State University Agricultural Center delivers specialized testing and event support services through its research and operational infrastructure. Its core capabilities center on analytical laboratory services, including environmental, agricultural, and materials testing, as well as the management of temporary facilities for government-sponsored events. The contractor leverages its academic research backbone to provide scientifically rigorous data collection and analysis, particularly in fields requiring calibrated instrumentation, quality assurance protocols, and regulatory compliance. Its ability to mobilize campus-based facilities for short-term operational needs—such as pavilions and meeting spaces for military or federal gatherings—demonstrates a unique dual competency in both technical laboratory services and logistical event support, distinguishing it as a research-driven contractor with flexible, on-demand infrastructure. The contractor has demonstrated direct engagement with the Department of Defense and the Department of the Interior. For the DoD, it has provided temporary facility support for training and coordination events, aligning with military operational tempo and expeditionary requirements. With the Interior Department, it has delivered scientific testing services, likely supporting natural resource monitoring, soil and water quality assessments, or environmental compliance initiatives. These engagements suggest a pattern of partnership rooted in mission-critical technical support rather than routine procurement. Its primary industry focus lies in testing laboratories and services, where it applies university-grade analytical methods to federal data needs, and in hospitality and event support, where it repurposes academic facilities for official government use. This positions it as a niche provider bridging academic research capacity with federal operational logistics. As a 2A entity affiliated with Louisiana State University, the contractor operates as a state-funded research institution with no federal certifications. It maintains a strong geographic presence in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, leveraging its campus infrastructure to serve federal clients regionally and nationally through scalable, non-commercial service delivery.

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Award Analytics & Distribution

Awards by Agency
Department Of Agriculture$320.8M79%
Department Of Health And Human Services$26.1M6.4%
National Science Foundation$12.8M3.2%
Department Of Agriculture (usda)$10.1M2.5%
Department Of The Interior$7.9M1.9%
Environmental Protection Agency$3.6M0.9%
Department Of Health And Human Services (hhs)$3.5M0.9%
Agency For International Development (usaid)$3.5M0.9%
Department Of Commerce (doc)$3.2M0.8%
Department Of The Interior (doi)$3.1M0.8%
Other agencies (13 agencies, <0.5% each)$11.5M2.8%
Awards by NAICS
Export
- Unknown NAICS$402.6M99.1%
541611 - Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services$2.5M0.6%
Others - Other NAICS codes (14 codes, <0.5% each)$1.0M0.2%
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OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY ASSESSMENT
Solicitation # 26-908
The City of Augusta, Georgia, is seeking proposals under RFP 26-908 for a qualified firm to conduct a comprehensive Operational Efficiency Assessment. The primary objective of this study is to identify opportunities to improve service delivery, reduce or avoid costs, strengthen internal controls, and align staffing and technology with industry best practices. The selected consultant will perform data analysis, structural reviews of organizational spans of control, and business practice assessments across citywide functions and specific departments. Deliverables include a Project Management Plan within 45 to 90 days of the Notice to Proceed, interim updates every 30 days, written summaries of findings per phase, and a final comprehensive report featuring an implementation plan. Proposals must be submitted by October 19, 2026, in two separately sealed envelopes containing technical qualifications and a cost proposal, along with a digital copy on a USB drive. Evaluation is based on a 120-point scale covering firm experience, qualifications, project understanding, management, references, and cost, with an optional interview for short-listed firms. The contract requires the consultant to be legally registered in Georgia and maintain specific insurance coverages, including commercial general, automobile, and umbrella liability. Compliance with E-Verify and the SAVE program is mandatory, and the city emphasizes the participation of local small businesses. Payment is structured as monthly in arrears with net 30-day terms following the city's acceptance of delivered services.
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Pinellas County SBE Consultants per the Consultant Competitive Negotiations Act (CCNA)
Solicitation # 26-0853-RFQ-CCNA
Pinellas County's Office of Management and Budget is seeking to establish a pool of certified Small Business Enterprise (SBE) consultants under the Consultant Competitive Negotiations Act (CCNA). This ongoing solicitation aims to increase the utilization of SBEs for professional services including engineering, architectural, landscape architecture, planning, coastal management, construction management, and survey and mapping. The program specifically targets work assignments that do not exceed the 150,000 dollar local market threshold. To be eligible, firms must be located in Pinellas, Hillsborough, Pasco, or Manatee counties, employ no more than 50 full-time staff, and meet annual gross revenue limits of 3 million dollars for selective goods and services or 8 million dollars for construction providers. Applicants are evaluated based on the ability of professional personnel, experience and past performance, and SBE status, requiring a minimum score of 75 points to be accepted onto the shortlist. Required submission documents include an introduction letter, a completed SF-330, a Pinellas County SBE certificate, professional Florida licenses, and a signed insurance statement. All engineering and survey deliverables must adhere to the latest Pinellas County CADD Standards Manual and Kit. Insurance requirements include 1 million dollars for professional liability and commercial general liability per occurrence, with specific mandates for tail coverage and naming Pinellas County as an additional insured.
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