Hartford Job Corps Center

The Department of Labor Office of Job Corps Hartford Job Corps Center, a sub-agency of the civilian Department of Labor, operates a federally funded job training facility and procures contracts to support workforce development and center operations.

Contract activity at the Hartford Job Corps Center is sparse. The center has awarded four federal contracts since 2001, with one award in each of 2001, two in 2017, and one in 2023. The most recent award closed in May 2023. Combined contract potential value stands at $150.5 million, with $99.4 million obligated to date (66% of potential value). Over the last five years, activity has been minimal, with only one recorded award.

The competitive base is extremely limited. Paradigmworks Group, Inc. holds the single recent award (2023) and accounts for $55 million in potential value, representing 37 percent of the center's combined lifetime potential value and 100 percent of awards in the most recent five-year window. Across the portfolio's all-time history, four distinct prime contractors have been awarded, but no other vendor is named in the recent activity. Three of the four historical awards (75 percent) carried no set-aside designation; one award (25 percent) was set aside for small business.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded for the Hartford Job Corps Center. The sparse award cadence and three-year gap since the most recent award suggest minimal current procurement activity. Firms tracking this center should monitor for future solicitations through standard federal channels, though the low award frequency limits near-term pursuit prospects.