King's Daughters Medical Center

King's Daughters Medical Center, a non-profit hospital based in Brookhaven, Mississippi, receives federal grant funding as a sub-recipient under disaster-relief and healthcare-workforce programs, with no prime contract or IDV vehicle work. The organization operates as a tax-exempt corporate entity with a single named subsidiary, Kdmc Physician Clinics LLC, and competes entirely within federal grant sub-award channels rather than as a federal contractor.

The vendor's federal footprint is narrow and grant-driven. Seven of ten tracked awards flow through the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Financial Assistance program as sub-awards from the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency, all awarded on or after October 2023 and designated as Disaster Award Grants supporting hospital operations and infrastructure recovery. The remaining three awards span the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons ($50 thousand potential value), the Department of Health and Human Services Health Resources and Services Administration, and the Mississippi Army National Guard ($5 thousand potential value). Combined potential value across all awards is $55 thousand, but combined obligated dollars total $2.7 million, indicating that actual federal funding flow substantially exceeds the stated potential-value metric — a pattern typical of grants where obligated amounts capture drawdowns against award ceilings. All seven FEMA-related awards carried award dates between October 2023 and March 2024, clustered around disaster-relief programming.

Activity has been sporadic and project-driven rather than sustained. The vendor received awards in 2009, 2012, and 2015, then a gap until 2023, when FEMA disaster relief activity resumed with two awards; five additional awards followed in 2024. This trajectory reflects receipt of time-bound federal disaster and workforce-development grants rather than ongoing operational contracts. The organization's sub-award share is 70% across the tracked portfolio, and customer concentration is fragmented — no single federal agency accounts for more than the seven FEMA Financial Assistance awards, which represent the only recurring funding stream. Primary NAICS coding reflects the organization's hospital function (General Medical and Surgical Hospitals), with secondary coding in medical and health special studies and social services. King's Daughters Medical Center does not compete for federal contracts, sits on no government-wide acquisition vehicles, and generates no subcontractor revenue to other federal primes.