Educational Solutions Of Louisiana

Educational Solutions Of Louisiana, a non-profit sole proprietorship, operates exclusively as a sub-recipient on federal grants, with no prime contracting or prime grant-recipient activity in the federal footprint. The vendor's entire recent award portfolio (three sub-awards, $1.3 million combined obligated value) sits under the 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) program, with all funding flowing from the Department of Education's Office of Elementary and Secondary Education through the Louisiana Department of Administration as the direct prime grantee.

Activity is recent and limited. The vendor received two sub-awards in 2024 (September and December) and one in 2025 (September), with no parent contract vehicles, no set-aside designations, and no multi-agency customer relationship — the Department of Education accounts for 100% of the awards by count. All three sub-awards carry the same federal grant program (21st CCLC, CFDA 84.287), indicating a narrow operational focus on out-of-school youth programming within Louisiana's education grant ecosystem. The vendor's role as a sub-recipient suggests delivery of direct services or program support rather than prime-level grant administration or strategic contracting authority.

Educational Solutions Of Louisiana operates within a single grantor (Education) and a single grant program (21st CCLC), with no visible presence on federal contract vehicles, no prime awards, and no multi-agency penetration. The absence of prime contracting capacity and the 100% sub-recipient posture position the vendor as a service delivery agent rather than a federal contractor or grant prime. The sparse award cadence and compressed timeline (three awards across roughly thirteen months) do not yet support a characterization of sustained federal presence or growth trajectory.