OVERDRIVE
OVERDRIVE is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_F6CFE810DAF05EB0. It has been awarded $26,000 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Department For Libraries & Archives.
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Registration and classification details
Registration
UEI Code
SLED_F6CFE810DAF05EB0Federal Contracting Overview
Award totals, agency breakdown, NAICS distribution, and geographic footprint.
AI Capability Profile
OVERDRIVE specializes in the procurement and provision of information resources, specifically focusing on the delivery of periodical subscriptions. Their technical expertise lies in managing the distribution of content in both paper and electronic formats, ensuring access to specialized publications...
OVERDRIVE specializes in the procurement and provision of information resources, specifically focusing on the delivery of periodical subscriptions. Their technical expertise lies in managing the distribution of content in both paper and electronic formats, ensuring access to specialized publications and serials. The company maintains a focused relationship with the Department For Libraries & Archives, where they provide essential subscription services for periodicals to support the agency's information and archival needs. Based in Cleveland, Ohio, the company operates as a provider of specialized goods and services within the government information sector.
Key Performance Metrics
Awards Count
3
All time
Active
2
Currently performing
Completed
1
Past period of performance
Total Awards
All time
Contracts
Prime · all time
Subcontracts
Sub · all time
Grants
Prime · all time
Subgrants
Sub · all time
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