FAM-21-073-18 - James Madison University

The Virginia Grant Contract CTR005155 is an Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) focused on supporting child abuse and neglect programs through specialized research and intervention services. The contract enables James Madison University to deliver comprehensive programming addressing critical social services needs, with specific allocations for salaries, benefits, indirect costs, and training/transportation expenses. The primary scope centers on providing targeted support for child protection initiatives through academic and programmatic interventions.

The master IDV is administered by the Virginia Department of Social Services, with James Madison University serving as the prime contractor. The contract is structured as a grant contract with a defined performance period from April 1, 2025, to September 30, 2025, exclusively covering activities within the Commonwealth of Virginia. While the specific total IDV value is not explicitly stated, the initial award demonstrates a focused, time-limited engagement with a specific institutional partner.

Under this IDV, a single award has been made to James Madison University with a cumulative value of $25,000.00. The award's budget is strategically segmented across four key expense categories: $14,790.32 for salaries, $1,524.95 for benefits, $5,158.73 for indirect costs, and $3,526.00 for training and transportation. The contract's precise allocation suggests a carefully structured approach to funding child abuse and neglect programming, with Corey Bruce identified as the primary point of contact for contract execution and delivery.