Naperville Elderly Homes, Inc.

Naperville Elderly Homes, Inc., doing business as Martin Ave Apartments, is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization that receives federal funding as a sub-recipient of federal housing rehabilitation grants, not as a direct prime awardee or contractor. The organization operates exclusively in a subgrant role—100% of its three recent federal awards are sub-awards—and does not hold prime contracts or IDV positions.

Naperville Elderly Homes operates as the managing entity for Martin Ave Apartments, a residential property serving elderly residents. Its federal work consists entirely of facility capital improvements funded through federal housing programs. Recent sub-grant awards include energy efficiency and reliable heat and hot water system work (awarded September 2025), structural restoration of building exterior work (August 2024), and concrete walkway and masonry repair (September 2022). The organization has obligated $223 thousand across these three awards over the past three years, with one award per year on average. Because the source does not name the grantor agencies or federal grant programs (CFDA numbers) attached to these sub-awards, the precise funding vehicles and administering agencies cannot be determined from the available data.

The vendor's federal footprint is narrow and specialized: residential building operations and capital maintenance for elderly housing, funded through federal housing and community development grant pass-throughs rather than direct procurement relationships. As a sub-recipient rather than a prime grantee, Naperville Elderly Homes is positioned downstream in a funding chain and does not appear in the competitive landscape for direct federal contracts or grants. Business development professionals evaluating this organization should treat it as an indirect federal beneficiary and facility operator rather than as a federal contractor or prime grantee.