Nursesmc

Nursesmc, a woman-owned nonprofit organization based in Providence, Rhode Island, operates exclusively as a sub-recipient on federal nutrition grant programs, receiving reimbursements for meals served through the National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program. The vendor has no prime contract or grant awards and does not compete on federal contract vehicles; all six recent awards are sub-grant reimbursements flowing from the Department of Education Tennessee as the intermediary prime grantee, with the Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service as the funding source.

Nursesmc's federal footprint is narrow and nascent. The vendor has received six sub-grant reimbursement awards totaling $54 thousand across a two-year window (two awards in 2025, four in 2026), all tied to NSLP and SBP reimbursement cycles. The most recent sub-award closed in August 2026. All six awards originate from a single customer agency — the Department of Education Tennessee — with no diversification across other agencies or programs. The vendor's role is operational execution of meal provision within the NSLP/SBP framework rather than programmatic prime performance; dollars flow as cost reimbursement, not as contracts or discretionary grants.

This vendor profile indicates a small nutrition-service provider embedded in a state education department's meal-reimbursement pipeline rather than a federal contractor or grant applicant. Nursesmc does not hold parent-vehicle positions, does not carry forward recompete cliff exposure in traditional contract terms, and operates in a space where federal dollars are formulaic entitlements passed through state and local education intermediaries. The sub-recipient posture and reimbursement-based award structure place Nursesmc outside the typical federal procurement ecosystem that federal contractors track for partnership or competitive-intelligence purposes.