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UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT HEALTH CENTER

UEI: H6D6JMXJXDE6CAGE: 1G782

UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT HEALTH CENTER is a federal contractor, registered under UEI H6D6JMXJXDE6 and CAGE code 1G782. It has been awarded $1,407,975,300 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS and Other NAICS codes (25 codes, <0.5% each). Top awarding agencies include Department Of Health And Human Services, Department Of Health And Human Services (hhs), and National Science Foundation.

Contact Information

Registration and classification details

Registration

UEI Code

H6D6JMXJXDE6

CAGE Code

1G782

Entity Structure

U.S. Government Entity

Established

N/A

Business Classifications

Educational InstitutionState Controlled Institution of Higher LearningU.S State Government

NAICS Codes

611310Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools(Primary)

Federal Contracting Overview

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

AI Capability Profile

The University of Connecticut Health Center delivers advanced scientific and technical services centered on genetic research, laboratory analysis, and specialized training programs. Core capabilities include gene editing, knock-in mouse strain generation, microinjection, and genotyping services for ...

The University of Connecticut Health Center delivers advanced scientific and technical services centered on genetic research, laboratory analysis, and specialized training programs. Core capabilities include gene editing, knock-in mouse strain generation, microinjection, and genotyping services for biomedical research, supported by deep expertise in molecular biology, transgenic model development, and precision geroscience. The center provides high-complexity testing laboratory services under stringent federal research protocols, with a demonstrated ability to execute technically demanding projects in immunogenetics, inflammatory response analysis, and dietary/exercise interventions in aging models. Their technical differentiation lies in integrated translational research infrastructure, combining laboratory automation, genomic sequencing, and data-driven phenotyping to support NIH- and DoD-funded studies. The contractor maintains a consistent partnership with the Department of Health and Human Services, particularly the National Institutes of Health, delivering critical laboratory and research support services for developmental biology and aging research. They also provide training and educational services to the Department of Defense, focusing on workforce development and professional instruction aligned with military biomedical priorities. These relationships reflect a pattern of sustained engagement in mission-critical scientific research rather than transactional procurement. Primary industry focus centers on testing laboratories and professional scientific services, with a strong specialization in biomedical research support. The contractor operates at the intersection of academic research and federal R&D, positioning itself as a high-capability provider for complex, hypothesis-driven projects requiring specialized animal models, genetic manipulation, and analytical rigor. Their work supports national priorities in precision medicine, immunology, and defense-relevant bioscience. As a non-profit academic medical center headquartered in Farmington, Connecticut, the University of Connecticut Health Center leverages its institutional research infrastructure to serve federal clients. While not certified under federal small business programs, its academic structure enables access to federal research grants and contracts through established institutional review and compliance frameworks. The organization is embedded within the U.S. biomedical research ecosystem, serving as a trusted provider for federally funded scientific initiatives.

Key Performance Metrics

Awards Count

1,543

All time

Active

190

Currently performing

Completed

1,353

Past period of performance

Total Awards

All time

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Prime · all time

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Sub · all time

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Subgrants

Sub · all time

Award Analytics & Distribution

Awards by Agency
Awards by NAICS
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- Unknown NAICS$1.4B99.5%
Others - Other NAICS codes (25 codes, <0.5% each)$7.7M0.6%
Awards by Agency Over Time
Awards by Place of Performance

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NAICS: 332812
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Area of Interest (AoI) – Metal Cleaning and Finishing Services
Solicitation # W911KF25SC002-AoI0016
The Army Contracting Command Anniston Army Depot is seeking innovative commercial solutions for depot-level metal cleaning, surface preparation, and finishing services for combat vehicle components. This requirement, issued under solicitation W911KF25SC002-AoI0016, encompasses chemical stripping, alkaline immersion cleaning, and abrasive media cleaning to remove paint, corrosion, scale, and carbon. The scope includes a wide array of plating and coating processes such as anodizing, chromate conversion, black oxide, electroless nickel, hard chrome, zinc, tin, copper, and phosphate. The government anticipates utilizing a Multiple Award Task Order Contract structure to ensure technical redundancy and coverage. Key performance requirements include a strict seven-working-day turnaround time and the contractor's responsibility for the secure pick-up and delivery of parts to and from the depot in Alabama. Offerors must demonstrate significant facility capabilities, including specific tank and oven dimensions, crane clearances, and the capacity to handle high-volume part streams of varying sizes. A rigorous quality assurance approach is mandatory, requiring the ability to perform various ASTM and MIL-SPEC tests, such as salt spray, adhesion, and hydrogen embrittlement, either in-house or through certified laboratories. Evaluation will be based on technical feasibility, the safety and efficiency of cleaning methods, innovation in eco-friendly processing, and the robustness of quality control systems. Additionally, the government will assess the offeror's track record with hazardous material management and compliance with environmental regulations. Interested parties must submit a written Solution Brief by October 28, 2026, including a Rough Order of Magnitude or unit pricing structure for evaluation.
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NAICS: 541330
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Army Contracting Command – Red River Army Depot (ACC-RRAD) Organic Industrial Base (OIB) Modernization Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO)
Solicitation # W911RQ-27-S-C001
The Army Contracting Command – Red River Army Depot (ACC-RRAD) has issued Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO) W911RQ-27-S-C001 to modernize its Organic Industrial Base (OIB). This initiative focuses on Convergent Manufacturing, seeking innovative commercial items, technologies, and services in areas such as digital twins, automation, cyber security, and agile facilities to enhance the Defense Manufacturing Base. The CSO utilizes a streamlined acquisition process authorized by DFARS Subpart 212-70, allowing both traditional and non-traditional defense contractors to compete for FAR Part 12 commercial item contracts. The overall solicitation remains open until September 30, 2027, with a general period of performance for awarded solutions typically not exceeding 12 months. The procurement is executed through specific Areas of Interest (AoIs), which have included requirements for micro trucks, industrial parts washer leasing and maintenance, and fire suppression system repairs for Building 431. The evaluation process is conducted in three phases: an initial solution brief, a presentation or pitch, and a final Commercial Solutions Proposal. Technical evaluations prioritize responsiveness to the AoI, technical merit, and innovation, while price proposals must be determined as fair and reasonable. Awardees must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) and possess a Unique Entity ID. Specific project requirements may include strict adherence to military marking standards, environmental liability insurance, and certification by registered professional engineers.
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NAICS: 541330
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AIR FORCE CRYPTOLOGIC OFFICE COMMERCIAL SOLUTIONS OPENING
Solicitation # FA7037-21-S-C001
The Air Force Cryptologic Office Cyberspace Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance and Multi-Domain Innovation Division is soliciting innovative commercial capabilities through Commercial Solutions Opening FA7037-21-S-C001. The agency is seeking mature technologies and services in Electromagnetic Warfare, Information Operations, and electromagnetic digital communications, with a specific goal of achieving a field demonstration within one year. This effort emphasizes the use of novel material approaches and innovative services, including a recent update to incorporate Super Intelligence. Awards may be issued as contracts or Other Transactions with periods of performance typically ranging from one to five years. The procurement follows a competitive two-phase submission process governed by 10 USC 3458 and DFARS 212.70. Phase I requires the submission of Quad Charts and White Papers, which are evaluated based on technical merit, importance to the AFCO mission, and fund availability. Offerors who are determined to be technically qualified may be invited to submit full Phase II proposals, including a detailed Statement of Work and a price proposal. All submissions are treated as commercial items, and offerors must possess the necessary personnel and facility security clearances to handle classified work in accordance with the National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual.
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