Lorcor Inc.

Lorcor Inc., a woman-owned small business structured as a Subchapter S corporation, operates exclusively as a federal grant sub-recipient, with all thirty of its recent awards flowing through the Department of Education Indiana as the prime grantee. The vendor has no federal contracts as prime or sub-contractor and no seats on federal contract vehicles; its entire footprint consists of grant allocations to subrecipient from the Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service, channeled through the Indiana Department of Education.

Lorcor's activity has accelerated sharply in recent years. The vendor received two awards per year in 2022, 2023, and 2024, then jumped to eight awards in 2025 and ten awards in the first half of 2026, with the most recent sub-award dated June 30, 2026. The combined obligated value across all thirty sub-awards stands at $689 thousand, indicating small individual allocations distributed across a high-frequency cadence of monthly and quarterly disbursements rather than large, multi-year grants. The award pattern shows consistent timing — most allocations occur on the first and last day of each month, or the thirtieth — suggesting routine operational funding flows tied to a programmatic or fiscal calendar rather than episodic procurements.

Customer concentration is absolute. The Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service accounts for 100% of Lorcor's recent awards, all routed through the Indiana Department of Education. The source does not specify the underlying federal grant program (CFDA number), the nature of work performed, or whether these allocations fund direct service delivery, capacity building, or administrative expenses. Lorcor's capability profile and the specific food-and-nutrition context remain opaque from the award descriptions, which are limited to generic "grant allocation to subrecipient" language. As a pure sub-recipient with no prime contracts, no IDV participation, and no sub-contracts, Lorcor presents no competitive foothold in the broader federal contracting market — its relevance is confined to grant-flow dynamics within Indiana's Department of Education and its connection to USDA Food and Nutrition Service programming.