Carrick Community Council

Carrick Community Council is a Pittsburgh-based nonprofit organization that operates exclusively as a federal grant sub-recipient, delivering community development and neighborhood stabilization services in the Carrick census tracts of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The organization has received three federal grant sub-awards totaling $150 thousand since 2023, all routed through unspecified prime grant recipients.

Carrick Community Council's work centers on vacant property remediation, property maintenance support, and community engagement in a low-income neighborhood. The organization has served the Carrick neighborhood since August 2010 through monthly Blockwatch meetings, quarterly membership meetings, and year-round community events including an Easter Egg Hunt, Community Day, Halloween Party, Light-Up Night, and neighbor networking events. Recent grant work focuses on vacant property and property maintenance outcomes within four-year grant goals targeting at least sixty homeowners and the broader 10,290-person population in eligible Carrick census tracts. Two substantially identical sub-awards dated May 2, 2023, address vacant property remediation and maintenance outcomes; a third sub-award from February 21, 2025, does not carry a detailed description in the source beyond the organization's operational summary.

The organization has no federal contract footprint and holds no seats on government-wide vehicles, IDIQs, BPAs, or GSA Schedules. Activity is sparse — two awards in 2023 and one in 2025 — with no indication of growth trajectory or pipeline visibility. Carrick Community Council operates as a sub-recipient only, implying that competitive exposure and teaming opportunity for federal contractors lies in identifying and pursuing the prime grant recipients that flow funds to the organization.