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DEVELOPING: FedStack and Lantec won up to $118M government contract for non-IT training for the Federal Government/IRS - Codesmith will be involved (conflicting reports)

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DEVELOPING: FedStack and Lantec won up to $118M government contract for non-IT training for the Federal Government/IRS - Codesmith will be involved (conflicting reports) Source: https://app.g2xchange.com/FedCiv/posts/smoothstack-obtains-118m-treasury-ocio-non-it-technical-workforce-development-and-training-bp FedStack is large government contractor. Lantec is a training company with three locations in Louisiana. This is a blanket maximum contract and it's unclear what specific services are provided or expected, and what "non-IT training" means. Codesmith claims here that they won the contract https://www.codesmith.io/federal and made the following statement "Codesmith now extends its mission to driving tangible impact across the US economy, with the potential to return billions of tax dollars. Codesmith has proven this thesis true with 5000+ alumni. 90% of graduates get hired within 12 months, most land leadership roles within big tech & AI labs and many directly contribute to the world’s largest open source projects." \----- Because of legal advice I can't comment about this at this time and am sharing the raw sources for others to discuss. I can't speculate what this means for any of the companies involved or what this means for Codesmith traditional programs or what Codesmith's role or relationship is with the contract winners FedStack and Lantec.