All Care LLC

All Care LLC, a limited liability partnership operating as a for-profit organization, receives federal grant sub-awards exclusively through the Connecticut Department of Education under the Department of Agriculture's child nutrition programs. The vendor has no federal contract prime or IDV work and operates entirely as a sub-recipient on federal grants, with all seventeen awards in the source data routed through a single grantor agency.

All Care LLC's federal footprint is narrowly concentrated in child nutrition programming. The vendor holds sub-awards under two primary federal grant vehicles: the Child Nutrition Program Block Consolidated (CFDA 10.555) and the Cash-In-Lieu/Commodities Child Care Food Program (CCFP). Since 2021, the vendor has received sub-grant awards on a consistent biannual cadence — two awards per calendar year in 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024, followed by six awards in the first half of 2026. Awards are dated October 1 in most years (capturing the federal fiscal-year cycle), with additional mid-year awards in January and March 2026. The combined dollars obligated across all seventeen awards total $120 thousand, indicating small per-award magnitudes, likely reflecting sub-recipient reimbursements or pass-through allocations rather than prime-level grants.

The Connecticut Department of Education acts as the prime grantee and direct federal partner on all awards; All Care LLC's relationship to the Department of Education and the specific role performed (food service provider, contracted vendor, or sub-recipient implementing nutrition services) is not detailed in the source. All seventeen awards report the Department of Agriculture's Food and Nutrition Service as the funding federal agency, reflecting the child nutrition program's statutory architecture where USDA administers the grant but state education agencies administer implementation.

All Care LLC presents no competitive exposure on federal contract vehicles, possesses no contract-vehicle seats or parent IDIQs, and operates entirely outside the procurement universe — the vendor is positioned as a sub-recipient in a federal grant delivery chain rather than as a federal contractor. Decision-relevance for competitive intelligence, teaming, or M&A is limited to child-nutrition-focused agencies or primes managing state-level child care or school meal sub-recipient networks.