Washington State Office Of Financial Management

The Washington State Office Of Financial Management, a division of the State of Washington, is a federal grant recipient that administers AmeriCorps programs and justice statistics research initiatives across Washington State as a prime recipient under CFDA 94.006 (AmeriCorps State and National) and CFDA 94.008 (AmeriCorps Commission Investment Fund), and as a cooperative agreement recipient with the Bureau of Justice Statistics under criminal justice data research programs.

Washington State Office Of Financial Management operates as a state government entity and subsidiary of the Washington Department of Public Institutions. The division functions exclusively as a grant recipient, holding no federal contracts and no seats on federal contracting vehicles. Its federal footprint is concentrated in two capability areas: AmeriCorps program administration and criminal justice statistics research. Recent grant awards total approximately $70 thousand in combined potential value across 139 prime grant awards, with $2 billion in total obligated dollars reflecting multi-year, ongoing program funding. Most recent award activity dates to September 1, 2026.

The division's primary customer concentration sits with the Corporation for National and Community Service (52 awards across Office of Grants Management and the parent corporation), which accounts for 59% of recent award count. The Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families holds 63 awards, and the Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs holds 7 awards focused on criminal justice statistical analysis. Together, these three customer agencies and their subordinate offices account for 88% of the division's recent award count.

AmeriCorps administration comprises the preponderance of recent activity. The division holds prime recipient status on multiple AmeriCorps State and National formula grants and competitive grants spanning fiscal years 2022 through 2029. The largest single award, a $23.7 million fixed-amount grant effective August 20, 2025, through August 19, 2028, deploys AmeriCorps members through two sub-grantees: the Chelan-Douglas County Community Action Council (20 members across four counties for food security and literacy education) and the Washington Conservation Corps (257 members across 37 counties for environmental stewardship and disaster response, with 3,000 leveraged volunteers and $19.56 million in matching funds). A separate $11.88 million competitive fixed-amount award dated August 1, 2025, funds five sub-grantees including EarthCorps, Student Conservation Association, City Year Seattle, Washington Reading Corps, and Washington Service Corps across 618 AmeriCorps members. An additional $6.07 million formula award effective September 1, 2026, through August 31, 2029, requires a 30 percent non-federal match. The division also holds a $416,974 Commission Investment Fund training and technical assistance grant (CFDA 94.008) effective September 10, 2025, through June 30, 2028, with zero percent match requirement.

Criminal justice research represents the second capability stream. The division's Washington Statistical Analysis Center holds cooperative agreements with the Bureau of Justice Statistics for three projects: a January 1, 2025–December 31, 2026 award for criminal justice data research examining racial and ethnic disparities in arrest, prosecution, conviction, sentencing, and incarceration; a September 1, 2023–August 31, 2026 cooperative agreement for incident-based crime data research and justice data warehouse expansion; and an October 1, 2021–September 30, 2025 award for targeted criminal justice research leveraging linked employment, education, court, sentencing, jail, and prison records alongside National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) data to address COVID-19 disruptions to criminal justice statistics. Seven awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete opportunity in that window.