Katy Area Economic Development Fund

Katy Area Economic Development Fund, a Texas-based nonprofit community development corporation, operates exclusively as a sub-recipient on federal workforce-development grants issued by the Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration through the Texas Workforce Commission as prime grantee. The organization holds no federal prime contracts or IDVs and does not compete in full-and-open or set-aside procurement; its federal footprint consists entirely of sub-awards under the Upskill Texas (UST) grant program.

Katy Area Economic Development Fund's recent work centers on workforce upskilling and training delivery in partnership with private-sector employers. The three sub-awards in the source — a December 2025 UST grant in partnership with Daikin Comfort Technologies North America, a December 2025 UST grant in partnership with Elin Energy USA, and a March 2026 standalone UST grant — represent the organization's entire federal award activity. Combined obligated dollars total $1.3 million across these three sub-awards, all routed through the Texas Workforce Commission as the prime grantee from DOL's Employment and Training Administration.

Activity is minimal and recent. The organization received its first federal award in December 2025 and has drawn one additional sub-award since (March 2026), spanning a four-month window. No recompete or expiration data is present in the source, and no vehicle seats, parent contract IDVs, or multi-agency customer relationships exist in the footprint. Katy Area Economic Development Fund operates as a regional workforce intermediary focused on local employer partnerships rather than as a federal contractor or prime grant recipient; federal engagement is narrow in scope and channeled entirely through Texas Workforce Commission stewardship of DOL grant funds.