Federal Contractor Information
Government & Procurement
Stacona Indigenous Institute LLC is a registered federal contractor providing tribal governance training, culturally competent educational curriculum development, and administrative leadership programs.
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Company Data
- Legal Business Name
- Stacona Indigenous Institute LLC
- Unique Entity ID (UEI)
- ZZB1LKZCGTM5
- CAGE Code
- 264Q4
- SAM.gov Status
- Active Registered Federal Contractor
- Location
- Pendleton, OR (Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation)
Socioeconomic Designations
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NAICS Codes
- 611710Educational Support Services (Primary)
- 611430Professional and Management Development Training
- 513130Book Publishers
- 611699All Other Miscellaneous Schools and Instruction
Product Service Codes (PSC)
- U008Education/Training — Training/Curriculum Development
- U009Education/Training — General
- R431Support — Professional: Human Resources
- R410Support — Professional: Program Evaluation/Review/Development
- R499Support — Professional: Other
Core Competencies
Professional Development & Training
Individualized and cohort-based online cultural competency courses tailored for public administration, clinic management teams, and academic staff.
Curriculum & Educational Consulting
End-to-end development of culturally responsive instructional materials, decolonial leadership toolkits, and early childhood literacy resources.
Tribal Governance Advisory
Consulting on tribal sovereignty, administrative frameworks, and community-centered organizational strategy.
Literacy & Cultural Resources
Creation and publishing of localized Indigenous literature, including The First Food Series children's books, for institutional, agency, and school library procurement.
Why Stacona Indigenous Institute
Native American Owned & Led
Direct lived experience and localized expertise rooted within the Umatilla reservation community, ensuring authentic, culturally verified content.
Advanced Academic Leadership
Founded and directed by an Ed.D. professional specializing in educational equity, structural disparity reduction, and systemic accountability.
Scalable Delivery Models
Flexible deployment via specialized online portals (HealED modules) engineered for governance teams, clinic workforces, and general tribal councils.
Integrated Literary Content
Seamlessly pairs professional consultation with published literary assets (The First Food Series) to support dual-generational community education.
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All Stacona Indigenous Institute publications are available for direct procurement using GSA SmartPay® purchase cards, agency credit cards, and all major government payment methods — no additional paperwork required.
First Foods Series
Indigenous picture books for early childhood classrooms, tribal libraries, and agency collections.
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Foundational resource for institutional, agency, and school library procurement by Dr. Eugena Stacona, Ed.D.
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