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WIRELESS INFRASTRUCTURE ASSOCIATION

UEI: LEAAYHFQWH54CAGE: 015C1

WIRELESS INFRASTRUCTURE ASSOCIATION is a federal contractor, registered under UEI LEAAYHFQWH54 and CAGE code 015C1. It has been awarded $20,738,824 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Apprenticeship Training and Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Labor, Department Of Labor (dol), and Department Of Commerce.

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Registration

UEI Code

LEAAYHFQWH54

CAGE Code

015C1

Entity Structure

Corporate Entity (Tax Exempt)

Established

N/A

Business Classifications

Non-Profit Organization

NAICS Codes

813910Business Associations(Primary)

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AI Capability Profile

The Wireless Infrastructure Association specializes in designing and implementing workforce development programs centered on registered apprenticeship models, with a focus on industry-led training intermediaries. Their core capability lies in structuring scalable, sector-specific apprenticeship path...

The Wireless Infrastructure Association specializes in designing and implementing workforce development programs centered on registered apprenticeship models, with a focus on industry-led training intermediaries. Their core capability lies in structuring scalable, sector-specific apprenticeship pathways that align workforce skills with evolving industry demands, particularly in technical and infrastructure-related fields. They bring expertise in curriculum design aligned with Department of Labor standards, stakeholder engagement with trade associations and employers, and the operationalization of registered apprenticeship systems under federal guidelines. Their work emphasizes industry intermediary coordination, competency-based training frameworks, and the integration of apprenticeships into broader economic development strategies, distinguishing them through deep familiarity with federal apprenticeship compliance, data reporting requirements, and workforce ecosystem mapping. The organization has demonstrated a consistent partnership with the Department of Labor, primarily supporting initiatives that expand access to registered apprenticeships through intermediary organizations. Their engagement centers on program expansion, system integration, and capacity building for entities that connect employers with apprentices, reinforcing a relationship built on compliance with WIOA and DOL apprenticeship registration protocols. Their primary industry focus is on apprenticeship training under NAICS 611513, where they operate as a specialized nonprofit intermediary facilitating industry-driven workforce pipelines. They position themselves at the intersection of public workforce policy and private-sector labor needs, serving as a bridge between federal funding mechanisms and on-the-ground training delivery systems. As a nonprofit entity structured under code 8H, the Wireless Infrastructure Association operates from Arlington, Virginia, with no federal certifications on record. Their market presence is defined by policy-aligned program execution rather than commercial contracting, situating them as a mission-driven actor in federal workforce development rather than a traditional services contractor.

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NAICS: 611513
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Priority Hire Construction Training, Clean Energy Jobs, and Retention Services
Solicitation # FAS 2026-024
The City of Seattle, through the Finance and Administrative Services agency, is soliciting proposals for the Priority Hire Construction Training, Clean Energy Jobs, and Retention Services contract. This initiative supports the city's Green New Deal resolution by creating long-term career pathways in construction apprenticeships and clean energy jobs for residents of Priority Hire ZIP codes, women, BIPOC participants, and communities most harmed by environmental injustice. The program focuses on shifting buildings and transportation from fossil fuels to electric alternatives, specifically targeting workforce development in building performance, electrification, and compliance with Building Emissions Performance Standards. The total available funding for this solicitation is 3.1 million dollars, split between FAS and OSE. Eligible organizations or coalitions may apply to provide one or more of three primary services: outreach and recruitment to increase awareness of apprenticeship careers, pre-apprenticeship and job readiness training for placement into Washington State registered programs, and retention services such as mentorship and mental health resources to remove employment barriers. The contract term runs from January 2027 through December 31, 2029, with a potential extension to December 31, 2031, based on performance and funding. Proposals are due by November 16, 2026, and will be evaluated on a points-based system focusing on organizational capacity, program design, and proposed outcomes. The City intends to award multiple contracts to the highest-ranked proposers. Required submissions include a cover sheet, proposal questions, proposed outcomes, and a budget narrative. Awardees must ensure training aligns with Washington State Apprenticeship Training Council standards and may be required to provide certifications such as OSHA 10/30 or NABCEP PV Associate.
Finance and Administrative Services

POSTED

17 days ago

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in about 1 month
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NAICS: 611513
International
BLC0307 - National Framework for Police Initial Entry Routes, Accreditation and Apprenticeships
Solicitation # BLC307
BlueLight Commercial Limited is establishing an open national framework for police initial entry routes, accreditation, and apprenticeships for police forces across England and Wales. The framework is divided into four primary lots: Lot 1a for Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship (PCDA) delivery for English forces, Lot 1b for PCDA delivery for Welsh forces, Lot 2 for the Degree Holder Entry Programme (DHEP), Lot 3 for accreditation services, and Lot 4 for various police-related apprenticeships. The estimated total value of the framework is 648 million GBP excluding VAT, with a projected performance period from 1 February 2027 to 31 January 2035. The framework is designed to reopen at years three and five, with a maximum total duration of eight years. Award decisions will be based on a weighting of 70 percent for quality, which includes technical questions and a 10 percent social value component, and 30 percent for pricing. Multiple suppliers will be awarded positions on each lot, and services will be called off via direct award or further competition. Bidders for Lots 1a, 1b, and 2 must possess Degree Awarding Powers granted by the Office for Students under the Higher Education and Research Act 2017, and those delivering to Welsh forces must comply with Welsh Language legal requirements. A 1 percent management fee on income received is payable to BlueLight Commercial. The submission deadline for this solicitation is 20 November 2026.
BlueLight Commercial Limited

POSTED

21 days ago

DEADLINE

in about 1 month
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NAICS: 611513
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Virginia Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) Earn to Learn Initiative
Solicitation # 128140
The Virginia Department of Workforce Development and Advancement, known as Virginia Works, is issuing a Request for Applications (RFA #128140) for the Rural Health Transformation Program Earn to Learn initiative. This competitive grant program aims to establish or expand Registered Apprenticeship Programs and pre-apprenticeships in allied health occupations within rural Virginia communities, as defined by the Federal Office of Rural Health Policy. Total available funding is 4,679,752.46 dollars, with individual awards estimated between 500,000 and 1,500,000 dollars. The initial period of performance runs from October 30, 2026, to September 30, 2027, with the possibility of renewal for up to four additional budget periods based on satisfactory performance. Eligible applicants include local governments, tribal entities, nonprofits, for-profit entities, institutions of higher education, and hospital or health systems. Grantees must adhere to strict financial constraints, including a 10 percent administrative cost limit and a maximum average cost of 13,000 dollars per apprentice. Key deliverables include a program plan due within three months of the start date, and a workforce needs assessment and supportive services plan both due within six months. All awards are federal subawards requiring compliance with 2 CFR Part 200, CMS RHTP Program Terms and Conditions, and active SAM.gov registration with a Unique Entity Identifier. Applications must be submitted via the eVA e-procurement system by the specified deadline and include a project narrative, budget using form SF-424A, and various certification forms.
Department of Workforce Advancement

POSTED

25 days ago

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in about 12 hours
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NAICS: 611513
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Ready Workforce Training Pipeline
Solicitation # FY26011
Workforce Solutions Borderplex (WSB) has issued Request for Information (RFI) FY26011, titled Ready Workforce Training Pipeline, to gather comprehensive data on existing workforce education, training, and apprenticeship programs. The primary objective is to map the regional training landscape to support the rapid growth of AI infrastructure, advanced manufacturing, energy, utilities, telecommunications, and large-scale construction projects within the Borderplex region, specifically covering Brewster, Culberson, El Paso, Hudspeth, Jeff Davis, and Presidio counties in Texas. This RFI is intended for strategic planning and market research purposes only; it is not a formal procurement, funding opportunity, or commitment to procure services. Target respondents include education providers, training organizations, labor organizations, industry associations, and workforce development partners. Interested parties are asked to provide details regarding their organization, curriculum components, industry-recognized credentials such as OSHA and NCCER, employer engagement, and program outcomes. Responses must be submitted through the EBid/Beacon Bid system. While an initial deadline was noted for September 16, 2026, the solicitation has been reissued to remain open indefinitely, with responses reviewed on a rolling basis. Respondents are explicitly instructed not to submit pricing, cost proposals, or formal offers.
Workforce Solutions Borderplex

POSTED

29 days ago

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in almost 4 years
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NAICS: 611513
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EOLWD/DAS GROW Apprenticeship Grants
Solicitation # BD-27-1043-DAO01-32500-131635
The EOLWD/DAS GROW Apprenticeship Grants solicitation, bid number BD-27-1043-DAO01-32500-131635, is an open-market procurement issued by the Massachusetts Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development. The program aims to expand and diversify registered apprenticeship programs across the Commonwealth, with multiple awards anticipated. Funding is available across five distinct categories: Expansion Industry Apprenticeship, Construction and Building Trades Inclusion, Innovation Grants, Pre-Apprenticeship Training and Services, and Planning Grants. Funding caps vary by category, including a maximum of 325,000 dollars for Categories 1 and 2, 250,000 dollars for Category 3, 97,500 dollars for Category 4, and 20,000 dollars for Category 5. Eligible applicants, including educational institutions, labor unions, and workforce boards, must submit electronic responses via the COMMBUYS portal. While the final bid opening is scheduled for March 1, 2027, a priority application deadline was set for August 28, 2026. Evaluation is based on organizational history, sector impact, proposed outcomes, commitment to untapped talent pools, employer engagement, and long-term financial viability. Awarded contracts are subject to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Standard Contract Form and terms, requiring compliance with state and federal anti-discrimination laws, labor regulations, and monitoring reviews conducted by the Division of Apprentice Standards.
DAO01 - Department of Administrative Offices

POSTED

3 months ago

DEADLINE

in 5 months
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NAICS: 611513
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EOLWD/DAS GROW Apprenticeship Intermediary Grants
Solicitation # BD-27-1043-DAO01-32500-131264
The Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development (EOLWD) is issuing solicitation BD-27-1043-DAO01-32500-131264 to award Grants for Registered Apprenticeship Opportunities in the Workforce (GROW) to multiple intermediaries. The primary objective is to expand and diversify registered apprenticeship programs across the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, with a particular focus on sectors such as healthcare, construction, and life sciences. Eligible applicants include non-profits, labor unions, educational institutions, and workforce boards. The grants support core intermediary activities, including program registration, employer engagement, apprentice recruitment and retention, and the development of high-quality Apprenticeship Standards. Funding is provided through the Massachusetts Workforce Investment Trust Fund and Federal State Apprenticeship Expansion Formula funds, with grant durations ranging from single-year awards ending June 30, 2027, to multi-year awards extending through June 30, 2029. The procurement process is an open market solicitation with a priority application deadline of August 18, 2026, and a final bid opening date of March 1, 2027. Applications are evaluated based on the proposed budget, the Related Technical Instruction curriculum, the completeness of required documentation, and the financial viability of the program beyond the grant period. Priority consideration is given to applicants with strong plans for sustaining outcomes after funding ends. Maximum eligible funding is noted at $650,000, covering allowable costs for technical instruction, supportive services, and administrative expenses. Applicants must submit all materials electronically via COMMBUYS and provide several certifications, including a DOR Certificate of Good Standing, a Certificate of Unemployment Insurance, and a Subrecipient Readiness Questionnaire to assess their capacity to manage federal funds.
DAO01 - Department of Administrative Offices

POSTED

3 months ago

DEADLINE

in 5 months
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NAICS: 611513
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CA-Training for Residential Energy Contractors (CA-TREC) Group 3: New and ExpandingThe CA-Training for Residential Energy Contractors (CA-TREC) Group 3: New and Expanding project is a forecast initiative by the California Energy Commission aimed at expanding contractor training capacity within underserved California communities. The primary objective is to upgrade Joint Apprentice Training Committee facilities across six locations with modern residential heat-pump equipment and advanced tools for refrigerant charging, capture, and leak detection. By providing updated curriculum and hands-on equipment, the project seeks to create high-road training pathways that enable technicians to advance into residential contractor roles, thereby increasing the number of qualified professionals capable of performing safe, efficient, and code-compliant installations. This initiative is designed to strengthen local economies by fostering small business opportunities and improving homeowner access to high-quality energy services. Administratively, the project is managed by the Western States Council of SMART and has been issued a Notice of Exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act, as the upgrades involve minor alterations and equipment replacements with negligible environmental impact. The project falls under NAICS code 611513 and is coordinated through the California Energy Commission, with primary oversight provided by Energy Commission Specialist II Amber Beck and Project Manager Jeremy Zeedyk.
Energy Commission

POSTED

3 months ago

DEADLINE

N/A
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