Clark Energy Cooperative, Inc.

Clark Energy Cooperative, Inc., a Kentucky-based tax-exempt nonprofit organization, operates as a sub-recipient on federal utility-infrastructure grants channeled through the Kentucky Department of Military Affairs, with no prime contract or grant portfolio and no presence on federal contracting vehicles.

The cooperative's entire federal footprint consists of five sub-awards (100% of recent activity) totaling $1.3 million in obligated dollars, all categorized as Utilities (PSC F) work and all flowing from the Federal Emergency Management Agency through FEMA's Financial Assistance Awards program via the Kentucky Department of Military Affairs as the prime grantee. Activity is sparse and recent: three awards obligated in 2025 and two in early 2026, with the most recent sub-award dated January 24, 2026. The cooperative serves a single customer agency (FEMA, via the state intermediary) and holds no seat on government-wide acquisition vehicles, agency-wide IDIQs, BPAs, or GWACs. The absence of any prime federal contracting or grant-recipient footprint means Clark Energy has no direct federal customer relationships, no participation in competitive federal procurements, and no recompete exposure on its own awards — all five sub-awards are tied to Kentucky's FEMA disaster-recovery or resilience grant administration. Without visibility into the underlying prime-grantee agreements or FEMA grant program mechanics in the source material, the specific utility services being provided (energy infrastructure repair, resilience hardening, generation, or transmission work) cannot be characterized beyond the Utilities classification. The cooperative's federal profile is narrowly constrained to state-intermediated disaster and resilience funding, with no apparent positioning for direct federal contracts or independent grant work.