Vendor · #2995 by total payments to the State of Delaware

Notable INC

Notable INC has been paid $859,424 by the State of Delaware since FY2019, primarily through Dept of Education's Christina School District division.

-40% vs FY25Referenced in 10 auditsIn 61 documentsARP federal fundsNamed in legislationRecent payments
$859K
total payments · FY19–FY26
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Dec 20, 2018First payment
May 18, 2026Last payment
113Payments
93Documents
10Audits
2Bills
6Programs
2Agencies

Relationships

Documents

Where this vendor appears in the archived record — with the exact pages, so you never have to hunt through a PDF.

Financial Report PowerPoint Presentation 2027 1 mention
On pages 3
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… l Funds (ASF) Residency Program Reimbursement Looking ahead • Federal grant portfolio stayed flat funded, with no notable cuts • Medicaid eligibility changes may lead to an increase in demand for state- pay addiction treatment and psyc …

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Financial Report JLOSC Final Report 2025 2025 3 mentions
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… rastructure Readiness for Electric Vehicles (“EVs”), 05/15/2025, no adopted recommendations. • This report received a Notable Document Award by the National Conference of State Legislatures (“NCSL”). Legislation In 2025, the Committee and it …

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… s website under “past meetings.” 4 More information can be accessed at https://www.ncsl.org/legislative-staff/lrl/lrl-notable-document-award. Reviews Presented In 2025, JLOSC staff finalized and published reports for 4 full reviews and 7 f …

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… rastructure Readiness for Electric Vehicles (“EVs”), 05/15/2025, no adopted recommendations. • This report received a Notable Document Award by the National Conference of State Legislatures (“NCSL”).4 Page 6 5 Status as of July 31, 2025. Leg …

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Annual Agency Report Performance Report Capital Projects Fund 2025 Report 2025 2 mentions
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… s. This can cause delays in scheduling and project initiation for some phases. Achievements: Despite the challenge, notable progress has been made this year: Outdoor Facilities (Community Garden): this project was successfully completed. Roo …

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… ruction, the project has been moving steadily. During the second quarter of 2025, Imani Village Phase III experienced notable progress across multiple areas of site development and vertical construction. Key civil infrastructure work was com …

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… format, target audience, industry, credential attainment, and geographic coverage. Analysis of this dataset revealed notable gaps and opportunities, for example, fewer programs available in Kent and Sussex Counties. • Current state rese …

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… mental health condition. • 40% lack a high school diploma or GED. • 43% report struggles with substance use. A notable percentage come from historically marginalized communities, including those disproportionately affected by discrimina …

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… ruction, the project has been moving steadily. During the second quarter of 2025, Imani Village Phase III experienced notable progress across multiple areas of site development and vertical construction. Key civil infrastructure work was compl …

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… ave returned to previous levels. Perhaps more importantly, after multiple years of increases, Delaware is seeing a notable decrease in overdose deaths as depicted in the graph below (Source: myhealthycommunity.org). While this result could …

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… ing in estimating, back-office support, bonding, insurance readiness, workforce coordination, and technical mentorship. Notable P2B contractors engaged in this quarter’s renovation work include Forever Us Contracting (awarded the demolition co …

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… cent graduates have already launched into full-time roles in high-demand tech positions or pursued further education. Notable examples include: Increased Salaries by200-300% Projected Growth: 17% from 2023 to 2033 Black and Hispanic …

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Financial Report Final Version of PSB JLSOC Presentation 2025 1 mention
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… arent Betty Wyatt - School Board Member Vacant - SC Elementary Special Education Teacher Who We Are slidesmania.com Notable Legislation SB260 establishes the PSB with 4 ongoing committees, including TPRR- ed prep, grad salary; LCCC- dua …

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… Committee, the department highlighted permit reform —particularly within the Division of Water —as a top priority. Notable improvements in applicant services include the introduction of online application submissions and real-time status tr …

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Programs

ProgramAgencyAmountYears
Christina School District Dept of Education $183,784 FY19–FY26
Red Clay Consolidated Sch Dist Dept of Education $159,345 FY19–FY26
Colonial School District Dept of Education $120,749 FY19–FY26
Indian River School District Dept of Education $99,300 FY19–FY26
New Castle County Vo-Tech Sch Dept of Education $63,266 FY19–FY26
Seaford School District Dept of Education $48,886 FY19–FY26
Nccvt Esser III #17-21 Federal — American Rescue Plan $48,110 FY22–FY25
Colonial Esser III #13-21 Federal — American Rescue Plan $41,400 FY22–FY23
Christina Esser III #12-21 Federal — American Rescue Plan $32,940 FY23
Seaford Esser III #7-21 Federal — American Rescue Plan $16,224 FY22–FY23
Indian River Esser III #15-21 Federal — American Rescue Plan $15,000 FY22
Appoquinimink Esser III #9-21 Federal — American Rescue Plan $9,818 FY22

Money

Where it goes
By category
Instr Support Services
$272K
Cloud Services
$169K
Software Purchases
$155K
Instructional Supplies
$135K
Instructional Services
$71K
Which pot of money
Federal Funds
$326K
Local Funds
$159K
General Fund
$131K
Odyssey General
$35K
Newark General
$30K
By fiscal year
FY19$9K
FY20$18K
FY21$97K
FY22$193K
FY23$143K
FY24$94K
FY25$191K
FY26$114K
How the spending is booked 8 account lines
AccountAmountLine items
Instr Support Services$242,44522
Software Purchases$148,45010
Cloud Services$141,29010
Instructional Supplies$126,1469
Instructional Services$45,06417
Software$23,3626
Books and Publications$6,7895
Assoc Dues and Conf Fees$1,4851

Fund and account lines come from the expenditure-detail dataset (source ↗), which itemizes payments at a finer grain than the checkbook.

Yearly totals — full table 8 fiscal years
Fiscal yearTotalChecks
FY19$9,2001
FY20$18,0933
FY21$97,10029
FY22$192,73619
FY23$143,48919
FY24$94,07014
FY25$191,04616
FY26$113,69112
Browse every payment 113 checks →
Recent payments latest 15 checks
DateDepartmentCategoryAmount
May 18, 2026 Dept of EducationSoftware $745
Feb 12, 2026 Dept of EducationSoftware $6,956
Jan 12, 2026 Dept of EducationBooks and Publications $2,235
Oct 27, 2025 Dept of EducationCloud Services $38,125
Oct 24, 2025 Dept of EducationInstr Support Services $6,840
Oct 15, 2025 Dept of EducationCloud Services $1,385
Oct 14, 2025 Dept of EducationSoftware $8,151
Sep 25, 2025 Dept of EducationSoftware Purchases $7,200
Sep 16, 2025 Dept of EducationInstr Support Services $9,999
Jul 30, 2025 Dept of EducationInstructional Supplies $6,840
Jul 28, 2025 Dept of EducationInstr Support Services $21,000
Jul 10, 2025 Dept of EducationInstr Support Services $4,215
Jun 6, 2025 Dept of EducationInstr Support Services $36,000
May 19, 2025 Dept of EducationSoftware $745
May 7, 2025 Dept of EducationInstr Support Services $1,490

Source: State of Delaware checkbook · synced 2026-07-25. Open source dataset ↗

Source datasets

State checkbook (payments) · synced 2026-07-25 data.delaware.gov/d/5s6n-7hpx ↗
ARP transparency (federal funds) data.delaware.gov/d/e2rw-zi3s ↗
Document archive 6,110 verified state documents · methodology
Legislation legis.delaware.gov ↗