Installation Morale Welfare Recreation Fund

Installation Morale Welfare Recreation Fund NAF Support Division Division is an Other Not For Profit Organization registered to receive federal contract and grant awards. The organization primarily provides event space rental, range services, and training facilities to various federal agencies, particularly those within the Department of Defense and Department of Justice. While specific background information is not provided, it appears to be closely associated with Fort Bliss, a U.S. Army post located in El Paso, Texas, and likely supports morale, welfare, and recreational activities for military personnel and their families.

The organization has received numerous federal contract awards for a variety of services. These include providing conference and banquet facilities for graduations, meetings, and training events for the Department of the Army's Training and Doctrine Command, Forces Command, and Installation Management Command. Additionally, they have supplied range facilities and services for weapons certification training to civilian agencies such as the Drug Enforcement Administration and Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Specific contracts include a $106,800 award from ICE for quarterly firearms, defensive tactics, and policy review training for 300 personnel, and multiple awards from the Army for graduation ceremonies and conference room rentals. The contract amounts vary, ranging from a few hundred dollars for smaller training events to over $35,000 for larger conferences and graduations. Notably, none of the contract awards utilized set-aside designations.

In terms of federal grant awards, Installation Morale Welfare Recreation Fund has primarily received funding as a subrecipient through the Texas Department of Agriculture. These sub-grants are consistently described as supporting "Child, Youth & School Services (CYSS)" programs at Fort Bliss. While specific award amounts are not provided, the repetitive nature of these sub-grants over multiple years suggests an ongoing partnership to support youth programs on the military base. Given the involvement of the Texas Department of Agriculture and the focus on child and youth services, it is likely that these grants are associated with the U.S. Department of Agriculture's National School Lunch Program or similar child nutrition initiatives adapted for military installations.