REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO

The Regents of the University of Idaho delivers high-impact educational and research services to federal agencies, with core capabilities centered on higher education administration, scientific testing, and applied environmental research. The institution provides tuition and academic support for military cadets under Navy ROTC programs, ensuring compliance with federal workforce development mandates. It conducts specialized laboratory analyses of soils, bioproducts, and organic materials using multi-elemental characterization techniques, supporting agricultural and environmental monitoring initiatives. Additionally, the University provides research infrastructure and facility services, including land leasing and parking operations, to enable field-based USDA and DOI missions. Its technical expertise spans data collection and synthesis for forest seedling production across western states, nanotechnology R&D, and environmental consulting aligned with federal land management priorities. The University’s unique positioning lies in its integration of academic research with operational support for federal agencies, leveraging its land-grant mission to deliver scalable, science-driven solutions. The University maintains consistent partnerships with the Department of Defense, primarily supporting military education through tuition and fee administration for NROTC midshipmen, and with the Department of Agriculture, delivering analytical services, land rental, and forest productivity data collection. The Department of the Interior engages the University for environmental research and land-use support, reflecting a pattern of long-term, mission-aligned collaboration rooted in scientific rigor and institutional reliability. Primary activity centers on NAICS 611310, reflecting its role as a degree-granting institution delivering federally funded academic and research services. Secondary focus areas include testing laboratories and environmental consulting, indicating a strong niche in applied environmental science and analytical services for federal land and resource management agencies. As a public, non-profit educational entity structured as a state university system (2A), the University of Idaho operates from its primary campus in Moscow, Idaho, with ancillary facilities supporting federal partnerships across the western U.S. It holds no formal government certifications but leverages its accredited academic standing and federal research infrastructure to maintain a trusted position in the government science and education market.