TEXAS A&M ENGINEERING EXTENSION SERVICE
TEXAS A&M ENGINEERING EXTENSION SERVICE is a federal contractor, registered under UEI KGMNKRVCT8L7 and CAGE code 1KN85. It has been awarded $509,824,000 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS, Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools, and Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Homeland Security, Department Of Homeland Security (dhs), and Department Of Justice (doj).
Contact Information
Registration and classification details
Registration
UEI Code
KGMNKRVCT8L7CAGE Code
1KN85Entity Structure
U.S. Government EntityEstablished
N/ABusiness Classifications
NAICS Codes
Federal Contracting Overview
Award totals, agency breakdown, NAICS distribution, and geographic footprint.
AI Capability Profile
Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service specializes in delivering high-integrity, hands-on technical training and workforce development programs for federal emergency response, safety compliance, and operational readiness. Their core capabilities center on OSHA outreach and construction safety train...
Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service specializes in delivering high-integrity, hands-on technical training and workforce development programs for federal emergency response, safety compliance, and operational readiness. Their core capabilities center on OSHA outreach and construction safety training, confined space hazard mitigation, urban search and rescue operations, and oil spill response instruction—all delivered through structured, scenario-based curricula aligned with federal standards. The contractor provides end-to-end training support, including course hosting, learning management system maintenance, and personnel records administration, demonstrating deep expertise in adult pedagogy, regulatory compliance, and mission-critical skill transfer for first responders and technical personnel. Their unique differentiator lies in integrating academic rigor with real-world operational environments, leveraging Texas A&M’s engineering extension infrastructure to deliver scalable, accredited instruction in hazardous environments. The contractor maintains consistent, long-term relationships with the Department of Health and Human Services, primarily delivering OSHA-compliant safety training to public health and emergency response workforces. They also serve the Department of Homeland Security with specialized programs in urban search and rescue, FEMA’s Emergency Support Function 9 systems, and hazardous material response training, indicating a trusted role in national preparedness infrastructure. Engagement with the Department of Defense reflects capacity in structural collapse recovery and tactical emergency response instruction. Their primary NAICS focus on colleges, universities, and professional schools reflects a mission-driven model of applied technical education rather than traditional academic instruction. They position themselves as a non-traditional provider of federally accredited, standards-based workforce training, serving verticals in public safety, emergency management, and industrial compliance. As a state-affiliated entity based in College Station, Texas, the contractor operates under a 2A structure with no federal certifications, relying on institutional credibility, technical accreditation, and proven operational delivery to maintain its position in the federal training market.
Key Performance Metrics
Awards Count
485
All time
Active
8
Currently performing
Completed
477
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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