Cheyenne County Child Development Center

Cheyenne County Child Development Center, a tax-exempt nonprofit based in Sidney, Nebraska, operates as a federal grant sub-recipient exclusively, receiving subawards from the Department of Education Nebraska for child nutrition and development programs. The vendor has no prime contract or grant footprint and does not bid on federal contracts or IDVs.

Cheyenne County Child Development Center's federal activity consists entirely of subawards from the Department of Education Nebraska routed through the Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service — the sole customer agency across the vendor's recent award history. Since June 2024, the vendor has received ten subawards, five in 2024 and five in 2025, with a combined obligated value of $103 thousand. Award descriptions in the source carry restricted designations (BLOCK and CNP_BLOCK) that prevent public disclosure of scope detail. The subaward cadence runs monthly (June through October in both 2024 and 2025), suggesting recurring monthly nutrition or development block grants rather than episodic procurements.

As a tax-exempt nonprofit operating a child development center, Cheyenne County Child Development Center fits a classic federal grant-recipient profile for child care and early childhood programs funded through USDA Food and Nutrition Service channels via state education departments. The vendor does not appear in federal contract competition, sits on no IDIQs or GWACs, and has no recorded subcontractor relationships on federal contracts. Federal exposure is limited to pass-through subawards from its state education department prime, with no direct agency relationship and no opportunity to pursue competitive federal contracting work. For contractors evaluating this vendor as a teaming partner or acquisition target, the federal revenue footprint is minimal and concentrated entirely in a single state-administered nutrition program with no visibility into scope or capability differentiation.