Hopkins Johns Unversity

Hopkins Johns University operates as a federal grant recipient and subgrantee, delivering research, training, and technical services to civilian federal agencies—predominantly the National Institutes of Health—across a portfolio of nineteen awards with a combined potential value of $2 million. The university functions primarily as a prime recipient (84% of awards) rather than a federal contractor, with occasional subgrant participation under other academic and nonprofit primes.

Hopkins Johns University's customer base concentrates heavily in health and scientific research. The top five agencies account for 74% of recent awards by count. The National Institutes of Health Office of the Director anchors the relationship with nine awards carrying $125 thousand in combined potential value, while the Department of Homeland Security US Secret Service represents the largest single potential-value award at $697 thousand across two awards. The remaining awards distribute across the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Office of Acquisition Services, the US Agency for International Development, and the Health Resources and Services Administration. The gap between award-count ranking and potential-value ranking reflects the modest scale of individual grants; NIH dominates both volume and sustained engagement, but DHS's two awards carry proportionally larger individual funding.

Recent grant work spans biomedical research, international development, and emergency-response training. Named examples include a subgrant from Save The Children Federation focused on agriculture, natural resource management, livelihoods, and WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) in development and emergencies awarded in November 2025; a subgrant from the University of Cincinnati in September 2025 supporting a study of activity-dependent sympathetic sprouting; and a subgrant from the University of Pittsburgh in January 2024 supporting AIDS education and training centers. The vendor's NAICS footprint centers on all-other professional, scientific, and technical services, testing laboratories, and social science research, with PSC codes spanning special studies and analysis in scientific data and reference laboratory testing.

Activity shows minimal federal footprint growth in recent years. The source captures eleven awards in 2006–2007, then sparse activity through 2024, with only three awards recorded between 2009 and 2025. Two awards appear in 2025 as of the snapshot date. Service Contract Inventory reporting captures only 0.1 FTEs across one SCI record in FY2025, as a named subcontractor; this reflects the university's role primarily as a federal grant recipient rather than as a federal service contractor. Combined dollars obligated stand at $1.6 million, representing 82% of the combined potential value across the portfolio.