Organized Village Of Saxman Saxman IRA Council

Organized Village Of Saxman Saxman IRA Council Organized Village Of Saxman Division, a federally recognized Indian tribe and tribal government based in Saxman, Alaska, operates as a federal grant recipient focused on senior nutrition, elder caregiver support, environmental stewardship, and community infrastructure development. The organization does not hold federal contracts or bid on competitive procurements; all federal funding arrives through direct grant awards to the tribe as prime recipient, with no subcontractor relationships. The vendor operates exclusively under tribal and formula-grant structures rather than traditional competitive set-asides.

The organization's grant footprint concentrates heavily with the Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Community Living (Administration on Aging), which accounts for 18 of 30 total awards across three recurring federal grant programs: the Older Americans Act Title VI Part A grants for Native Americans (CFDA 93.048), the OAA Nutrition Services Incentive Program for Native Americans (CFDA 93.053), and the OAA Title VI Part C grants for Native American caregivers support (CFDA 93.044). These three programs constitute the bulk of recent activity, with awards renewed in April 2023 and again in April 2026, running through March 2029 in the most recent cycle. Beyond Administration on Aging, the vendor holds project and formula grants from the Department of Housing and Urban Development Public and Indian Housing Office (5 awards), including an Indian Community Development Block Grant (CFDA 14.862) spanning March 2022 through March 2026, and single awards from the Department of Energy for electric grid resilience under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (awarded July 2024, completion April 2032), the Department of the Treasury for the Coronavirus Capital Projects Fund broadband infrastructure program (awarded November 2022, completion December 2026), the Denali Commission for a Wood Mizer project (completed June 2024), and the EPA Region 10 for solid waste and hazardous waste management capacity building (awarded October 2023, completion September 2026).

Activity has remained modest and flat — two to four awards per year over the past five years — with only two awards reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. Combined obligated dollars across all thirty awards total $6.7 million. The organization operates as a service delivery and capital-project recipient for its constituent tribal members, with work ranging from elder nutrition and caregiver support services through environmental program development and community broadband and infrastructure projects. The vendor does not appear in the federal contract prime or sub landscape and does not pursue work through government-wide acquisition contracts or blanket purchase agreements.