Here’s Your 5-Step 2025 Launch Plan to Land Federal Student Loan Collection Contracts
Federal student loan collections resume on May 5, 2025—and the U.S. Department of Education is already gearing up. With over 10 million borrowers expected to be in default and only 38% actively repaying, the market is about to see a tidal wave of demand for skilled, tech-ready collection agencies.
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The 5 Agency Action Items to Help Government Collect on Student Loans download outlines 5 mission-critical actions to take right now to position your agency for federal and subcontractor work in this high-stakes space..
Some of the Questions Addressed in This Resource
What compliance regulations and technology requirements must my agency meet? → Discover the federal standards for data handling, borrower communication, and reporting—and how your systems need to adapt.
How does my agency become eligible to win federal student loan collection contracts? → Learn the exact steps to register on SAM.gov, obtain a UEI and CAGE code, and appear on the radar of federal procurement officers.
What role does omnichannel communication play in federal debt collection? → Understand why email, SMS, and secure portals are now non-negotiable tools in winning and keeping government contracts.
Can my agency win contracts without direct experience in federal collections? → Yes—and we’ll show you how. This guide explains how to build your credibility through subcontracting and local/state opportunities.
What marketing tools and platforms should I use to get in front of federal buyers? → Get a shortlist of high-visibility platforms like GSA Advantage, DSBS, and GovWin that federal buyers use to find service providers.
Why This Opportunity Won’t Last Long
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$1.6 trillion in outstanding student loan debt
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Over 5 million borrowers already in default
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Another 4 million nearing default
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Contracts expected to surge across Treasury Offset, wage garnishment, and guaranty agency portfolios
Want to Land Federal Collection Contracts? Start with These 5 Action Items
Federal student loan collections resume May 5, 2025. This free download outlines 5 mission-critical actions to take right now to position your agency for federal and subcontractor work in this high-stakes space.
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