Easter Seal Rehabilitation Center Of Greater Waterbury, Inc.

Easter Seal Rehabilitation Center Of Greater Waterbury, Inc. operates as a tax-exempt nonprofit organization and receives federal grant funding as a sub-recipient, with all recent award activity routed through the Connecticut Department of Education under the Child and Adult Care Food Program and Child Nutrition Program Block Consolidated funds.

The organization's federal footprint consists entirely of grant sub-awards: 21 of 39 total awards (54%) are sub-recipient positions, while 18 awards (46%) reflect prime recipient status on other federal grant programs. All named recent sub-award activity flows through the Connecticut Department of Education's administration of USDA Child Nutrition and Food and Nutrition Service programs, with award dates spanning October 2022 through September 2026. The sub-awards cover Child and Adult Care Food Program Cash in Lieu, Child Nutrition Program Block Consolidated, and Cash-In-Lieu/Commodities-CCFP mechanisms. The organization has no federal contract prime awardees and no contract vehicles; it operates exclusively in the federal grant space.

Customer concentration is narrow and heavily weighted to nutrition-assistance pass-through funding. The Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service accounts for 21 awards across the portfolio, dominating activity volume. The Defense Logistics Agency and its Troop Support Construction and Equipment subcomponent together comprise 17 awards with a combined potential value of $2.2 million. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District New England holds one award valued at $22 thousand. These four distinct customer agencies represent 100% of awards by count and combined potential value.

Activity trajectory shows recent acceleration: two awards per year from 2021 through 2024, then ten awards in 2026 alone, reflecting expanded participation in nutrition-assistance sub-awards. Combined potential value across all 39 awards is $2.3 million, though obligated dollars reach $6.7 million (298% of potential value), signaling that realized invoiced spending has exceeded initially stated award ceilings. The single named parent vehicle is an Indefinite Delivery Contract (SPE8ED16D5002) carrying two task orders and $443 thousand in combined potential value. Award history in the source extends back to 1999, indicating long-term federal participation, though recent concentration post-2022 reflects shift toward nutrition-program sub-receipts rather than supply or services contracting that characterized earlier awards under NAICS Plastics Bottle Manufacturing and PSC Bottles and Jars categories.