Scholars Of Tomorrow Enrichment Center L.L.C.

Scholars Of Tomorrow Enrichment Center LLC, a woman-owned, Black American-owned small disadvantaged business operating as a sole proprietorship, acts exclusively as a sub-recipient on federal grants focused on child nutrition programs — the vendor has no prime contract or grant awards and operates entirely through sub-award channels under state administration. The vendor is self-certified as a small disadvantaged business and woman-owned small business, positioning it to compete under WOSB and related set-asides when sourcing opportunities permit.

Scholars Of Tomorrow Enrichment Center LLC's entire federal footprint centers on a single program: the Food and Nutrition Program for Louisiana Children, administered by the Louisiana Department of Administration as the prime grantee under the Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service. All nine sub-awards in the source span the period from June 2023 through October 2025, with monthly award cycles (June, July, September, October, and November at monthly intervals) indicating recurring monthly sub-allocations rather than multi-year fixed obligations. The combined value across all nine awards totals $123 thousand, averaging roughly $13.7 thousand per sub-award. Recent activity shows four awards in 2023 and five awards in 2025 (with 2024 absent from the data), suggesting either a gap in funding that year or timing in the source's award capture.

The vendor's capability footprint is narrowly defined by the child nutrition program scope: the vendor appears to operate as a direct service provider or program operator for Louisiana's federally funded child nutrition services rather than as a contractor providing administrative or support services. The monthly award structure and modest per-award amounts are consistent with pass-through sub-awards that allocate program funding to local service providers or community organizations. Customer concentration is absolute — 100% of the nine awards obligate funding from the Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service through the Louisiana Department of Administration, yielding zero diversification across customer agencies. The vendor maintains no vehicle positions (GWACs, IDIQs, or BPAs) and competes solely through state-level sub-award mechanisms. The sub-recipient posture, combined with the sole proprietorship structure and modest award scale, positions Scholars Of Tomorrow Enrichment Center LLC as a local Louisiana operator in the child nutrition space with no federal prime-contracting capability or multi-agency federal relationships.