JDD ALV LLC

JDD ALV LLC, a Kansas City–based for-profit entity, operates exclusively as a federal grant sub-recipient, with twelve awards across a single customer agency totaling $179 thousand in combined obligations. The vendor holds no prime contracts, IDVs, or grant awards; all activity flows through state and local pass-through recipients.

JDD ALV LLC's federal footprint is confined to the Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service, which accounts for 92% of recent awards (eleven grants). The remaining single award references the Department of Housing and Urban Development and covers special economic development activities under 24 CFR 570.203, specifically the creation of a full-time cook and full-time childcare instructor position filled by persons whose income does not exceed 80% of the 2025 HUD area median income limit for the Kansas City Metro area, with annual salary not to exceed $35 thousand. The eleven USDA awards flow through the Kansas State Department of Education as the prime recipient and are designated as block grants, indicating pass-through funding rather than direct sub-awarded delivery work.

Activity shows nine awards in 2025 and three awards in 2026 (through May), all recent and concentrated between April 2025 and May 2026. The vendor's work appears limited to low-dollar local economic and workforce development activities, routed through state education and community development authorities. The source provides no CFDA numbers, specific grant program names, or detailed scope descriptions for the USDA block grant sub-awards, leaving the precise federal funding streams and performance requirements opaque beyond the block-grant designation. The single HUD-referenced award suggests community action or workforce-development content rather than research, infrastructure, or services contracting.

JDD ALV LLC operates at a sub-recipient scale with minimal federal obligation density and a single-customer dependency profile. No parent vehicles, IDIQs, GWACs, or contracting positions are present. The vendor's federal role is entirely grant sub-recipient, positioned below state and local intermediaries, with no indication of prime-contract capability or multi-agency federal customer relationships.