ST Patrick Catholic Church Of Lincoln

ST Patrick Catholic Church Of Lincoln, a tax-exempt nonprofit religious organization based in Lincoln, Nebraska, operates exclusively as a sub-recipient on federal grants, with no prime contracting or contract vehicle seats. All ten recent awards in the source span grant sub-awards from the Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service, representing $136 thousand in combined obligated dollars across the period from May 2024 through May 2026.

The vendor has no federal contracting footprint and does not compete for or hold positions on government-wide acquisition contracts, blanket purchase agreements, or agency-wide IDIQs. Its role is limited to sub-recipient status on federal grant awards issued through the Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service. Activity has been modest and consistent — four sub-awards in 2024, five in 2025, and one reported in 2026 — with no indication of growth trajectory or pipeline expansion into contracting. The combined obligated value across all ten sub-awards remains below $200 thousand, indicating small-dollar grant pass-through rather than significant federal funding dependency or operational scale tied to federal support.

Because the source does not provide descriptions of the individual grant awards (they are listed as "BLOCK" in the grantor's public description field), the concrete work performed and the federal grant program or CFDA numbers cannot be characterized from the available data. The vendor's relationship to the Department of Agriculture is indirect; it receives funds as a sub-recipient from the state Department of Education Nebraska, which acts as the prime grantee. This structure is typical of faith-based nonprofits that participate in federally funded programs administered through state education channels.

For business development purposes targeting ST Patrick Catholic Church Of Lincoln as a partner or acquisition target, the federal revenue footprint is negligible and does not signal meaningful federal market exposure, contracting capability, or vehicle positioning that would strengthen a federal contractor's competitive posture or customer access.