Franklin County Legal Services

Franklin County Legal Services, a Pennsylvania-based tax-exempt nonprofit, subcontracts legal services for unaccompanied alien children to federal child-welfare programs, operating exclusively as a subcontractor (100% of awards) under prime contractor Acacia Center for Justice. The vendor's federal footprint consists of three sub-awards since April 2024, all serving the Department of Health and Human Services' Administration for Children and Families and the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration, with $566 thousand in combined obligated dollars. Work centers on legal representation and case support for unaccompanied minors under the Administration for Children and Families' Office of Refugee Resettlement legal services vehicle, including a no-cost legal-services sub-award in April 2024, an Office of Refugee Resettlement legal-services contract sub in June 2025, and an Unaccompanied Alien Children Bridge program sub-award in August 2025.

Activity trajectory shows modest growth from one award in 2024 to two in 2025. Service Contract Inventory data captures one sub-award record in FY2024, reporting 3.8 FTEs deployed to the federal contract. The vendor operates as a feeder subcontractor to Acacia Center for Justice, the sole named prime across its award history, with no identified parent vehicles, IDIQs, or BPAs in the current award set. Franklin County Legal Services' capability portfolio is narrowly scoped to legal services for vulnerable immigrant populations — NAICS 111100 (Offices of Lawyers) — and does not extend to goods, IT, logistics, or other federal service domains. The vendor's recent award activity and small obligated-dollar total indicate early-stage federal contracting exposure concentrated in a single customer agency, with no recompete visibility beyond the current three sub-awards.