Orange County Rehabilitative And Developmental Services Inc.

Orange County Rehabilitative And Developmental Services Inc., doing business as First Chance Center, is a nonprofit organization and AbilityOne agency located in Paoli, Indiana, that provides a range of facilities management, custodial, and labor support services to federal agencies. Registered in SAM.gov since 2001, the organization is structured as a corporate entity with tax-exempt status and is also classified as a manufacturer of goods. First Chance Center is dedicated to supporting individuals with disabilities by providing employment opportunities and services across various sectors, with a significant focus on supporting government facilities and infrastructure maintenance.

The organization has primarily worked with the U.S. Department of the Navy, specifically the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), through numerous federal contract awards at the Naval Support Activity Crane facility in Indiana. These contracts, which are consistently awarded as firm fixed-price purchase orders and delivery orders, have focused on services such as furniture removal, cubicle reconfiguration, space saver removal, furniture relocation, and custodial services for multiple buildings. None of these contracts utilized set-aside designations, indicating First Chance Center competes in the open market. The contract values have ranged from as low as $2,495 to as high as $259,617, demonstrating the organization's ability to handle diverse and varying scope projects for naval installations.

First Chance Center has received federal grant sub-awards from the Indiana Department of Transportation, specifically focused on transit-related initiatives. These sub-grants, all dated September 1, 2021, have covered multiple transit-related categories including transit vehicles, transit operations, and replacement transit vehicles. These grant awards suggest that beyond its federal contract work, the organization plays a role in supporting local transportation infrastructure and accessibility, likely continuing its mission of providing opportunities and services for individuals with disabilities. The sub-grants demonstrate First Chance Center's commitment to broader community support beyond its federal contracting work.