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Records as ofOFLC30 Jun 2026OSHA23 Sep 2026300A2023 to 2025WHD15 Jun 2026USAspendingread 2 Oct 2026NLRBno data

National Industries for the Blind: H-1B filings and workplace records, Alexandria, Virginia

Industry Administrative and Support Services (NAICS 561110)172 employees reported3 federal recordsNewest record

National Industries for the Blind filed no labor condition application (LCA) in fiscal year 2026, to 30 June 2026. It filed 1 LCA in fiscal year 2025. OFLC certified it. It filed 1 PERM application in fiscal year 2026, to 30 June 2026. OFLC certified it. An LCA is a filing. It is not a visa and it is not a job.

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LCA filings, fiscal year 2026
0none filed in this fiscal year
Median offered wage
Not shownfewer than three applications state a wage
Worker positions
1fiscal years 2025 to 2026
PERM applications, fiscal year 2026
1100% certified
National Industries for the Blind: LCA filings by fiscal year fiscal year 2026 is to 30 Jun 2026
Fiscal yearFilingsCertifiedCertified shareDeniedWithdrawn
202511100%00
202600No data00
National Industries for the Blind: offered wages by job title fiscal years 2025 to 2026
Job titleMedian offered wageLCA filings
Senior Programmer AnalystNo data1

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Prevailing wage levels on the filings

National Industries for the Blind: LCA filings by prevailing wage level
LevelFilingsShare
Level I00%
Level II00%
Level III00%
Level IV1100%
Not stated00%
National Industries for the Blind: LCA filings by occupation
Occupation (SOC)LCA filingsMedian offered wage, all employers
Database Administrators1$112,690
National Industries for the Blind: LCA filings by worksite state
Worksite stateLCA filings
Virginia1

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PERM applications (permanent labor certification)

National Industries for the Blind: PERM applications by fiscal year fiscal year 2026 is to 30 Jun 2026
Fiscal yearApplicationsCertifiedDeniedWithdrawn
20240000
20250000
20261100
National Industries for the Blind: PERM applications by job title
Job titleApplications
Programmer Analyst1
National Industries for the Blind: PERM applications by occupation
Occupation (SOC)Applications
Computer Systems Analysts1

Fiscal year 2024 holds the applications on the new Form 9089 only.

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Contract obligations, latest 12 months
$182M
Recipient level
ChildUEI E8QNBC287DY4

USAspending lists National Industries for the Blind among the 3,903 largest federal contract recipients. The site matches the name across all states, so the total is for the whole company. USAspending credits Dun and Bradstreet (D&B) for some recipient data. Data sources

National Industries for the Blind: contract obligations by fiscal year
Fiscal yearObligations
2022$143M
2023$159M
2024$217M
2025$157M
2026$183M
2027$0
National Industries for the Blind: obligations by awarding agency
AgencyObligations
General Services Administration$455M
Department of Defense$397M
Department of Homeland Security$3.8M
Department of Commerce$2.2M
Department of Justice$1.1M
Department of the Treasury$361K

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OSHA

OSHA inspections

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300A

Injury summaries

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Calendar years 2023 to 2025. Read from the committed copy.

WHD

Back wages

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NLRB

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Questions about this record

What happened to the LCAs of National Industries for the Blind?
National Industries for the Blind filed 1 LCA in fiscal years 2025 to 2026. OFLC certified it. OFLC denied none. The employer withdrew none.
Which job title is most frequent on the LCAs of National Industries for the Blind?
The job title Senior Programmer Analyst has 1 filing.
Which prevailing wage levels do the LCAs state?
The LCAs state Level I in 0%, Level II in 0%, Level III in 0% and Level IV in 100%. The employer states the level on the form.
Has OSHA inspected National Industries for the Blind in Virginia?
The enforcement data since 2016 has no OSHA inspection of this employer in Virginia. Sites in other states have their own records.

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  • 300A OSHA Injury Tracking Application, Form 300A. Calendar years 2023 to 2025. Read , from the committed copy.
  • WHD Wage and Hour Division. Concluded cases to . Cases since fiscal year 2005. Read , from the agency.
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