San Jacinto Community College District

San Jacinto Community College District, doing business as San Jacinto Community College, is an educational institution located in Pasadena, Texas that has been registered with the federal government to receive contract and grant awards since November 2001. As a Hispanic-Serving Institution and Minority Institution classified as "Other Not For Profit Organization," the college serves a diverse student population in the Houston metropolitan area and provides educational programs and support services to low-income and underrepresented student populations. The institution maintains an active federal contracting and grants portfolio, demonstrating its capacity to serve as both a prime recipient of federal awards and a collaborative partner with other government and educational entities.

San Jacinto Community College District's federal contract work is limited but includes a recent subcontract award from Leidos, Inc. dated January 28, 2025, under which the college will provide procured goods and services in support of the contract statement of work through September 30, 2026. This represents the college's engagement in supporting federal contracting activities through established prime contractor relationships. The contract vehicles and subcontracting relationships indicate the college's role in delivering specified goods and services to federal procurement initiatives.

San Jacinto Community College District has established itself as a significant recipient of federal grant funding, with a robust portfolio of prime grant awards spanning workforce development, STEM education, student support services, and institutional capacity-building initiatives. The college has received multiple Project Grants from the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Postsecondary Education, including a $1,199,907 GEAR UP award (October 2025-September 2026) supporting student success in the Galena Park ISD, a Title V grant focused on equity-focused institutional strategies, an Upward Bound program at the North Campus, a Talent Search program, and the AACCESS initiative providing affordable childcare support for student-parents. The National Science Foundation has funded significant STEM-focused initiatives, including a $331,551 Cybersecurity Education grant establishing a Security Operations Center and aligning curriculum to national standards (June 2024-May 2027), a $199,344 Computer and Information Science and Engineering grant for the BRICCS-TX collaboration project promoting research capabilities and resource-sharing across Texas community colleges and universities (April 2024-March 2026), an HSI Implementation and Evaluation Project addressing developmental mathematics and STEM graduation rates, and the Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (LSAMP) program in partnership with Houston Community College to support underrepresented minority STEM students. The college also received a $1.25 million Economic Adjustment Assistance award from the Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration in April 2021 to renovate the Edge Center supporting economic development in Houston. Additionally, San Jacinto Community College District serves as a subgrantee receiving federal grant funds through various prime grantees, including the Texas Workforce Commission for multiple Apprenticeship Training Program awards and building construction trades initiatives, the University of Houston System for Texas Gulf Coast Small Business Development Center Network support, and the Texas Division of Emergency Management for COVID-19 related assistance, demonstrating the college's role in delivering workforce development and business support services to the broader community.