SupportEd, LLC

SupportEd, LLC is a DC government contractor that has received $97K in purchase order payments across 2 District of Columbia agencies. Their largest agency partner is Office of the State Superintendent of Education.

Total Revenue

$97K

Agency Partners

2

4 open solicitations at agencies that pay SupportEd, LLC

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Annual Revenue from DC

By fiscal year

$15K

FY20

$23K

FY21

$7K

FY24

$21K

FY25

$29K

FY26

Agency Relationships

Revenue breakdown by DC agency

Since Aug 2020Last: Jul 2026
Since Jul 2024Last: Jul 2024

What They Sell

NIGP commodity codes from purchase orders

92435599243559 : TRAINING, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
$51K
91838229183822 : EDUCATIONAL TRAINING CONSULTANT SERVICES
$39K
92441409244140 : PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
$7K

Recent Purchase Orders

Most recent transactions with DC government

AgencyDescriptionAmountDate
OSSE
Office of the State Superintendent of Education
FVY26 OSSE TAL English Language Development 101 and Book Study - Title III Federal Funds - Ready fo$14KJul 30, 2026
OSSE
Office of the State Superintendent of Education
FVY26 OSSE TAL English Language Development 101 and Book Study - Title III Federal Funds - Ready fo$14KMay 6, 2026
OSSE
Office of the State Superintendent of Education
FY25 OSSE TAL PD on Effective Teaching Strategies for Multilingual Learners - Federal Funds - Ready$6KAug 13, 2025
OSSE
Office of the State Superintendent of Education
FY25-OSSE-TAL Students with Limited or Interrupted Formal Education - CSP Federal - Ready for Approv$15KNov 6, 2024
DCPS
District of Columbia Public Schools
OSIS_FY24_ESP_ESSER_Culturally Responsive Teaching for MLLs PD_PromoteEquity$7KJul 18, 2024

Quick Facts

Most Recent PO

Jul 30, 2026

Top Agency Partner

Office of the State Superintendent of Education

93% of total revenue

Revenue Concentration

Highly concentrated, relies heavily on one agency

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