The Child Advocacy Center Of Tuscola County

The Child Advocacy Center Of Tuscola County, a tax-exempt community development corporation based in Caro, Michigan, operates as a sub-recipient on federal grants rather than as a prime contractor or prime grant recipient. The organization has received five sub-award grants totaling $8 thousand, all from the Department of Health and Human Services through the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services under the CTM Primary Prevention Partners Program in fiscal year 2024.

The vendor's federal footprint is narrow and recent. All five awards in the source data were issued on October 1, 2023, under a single federal grant program administered through a state intermediary. The organization has no prime contract awards, no participation on government-wide acquisition contracts or BPAs, and no direct relationships with federal agencies—all activity flows through Michigan DHHS as the pass-through entity. The combined obligated value across all awards is $8 thousand, reflecting small sub-award allocations rather than a sustained or scaling federal revenue stream.

Customer concentration is absolute: the Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families accounts for 100% of recorded awards. The organization serves a single federal grantor with no diversification across agencies or programs visible in the award record. There is no recompete activity or vehicle positioning to analyze. The award history does not extend beyond 2023, and no activity has been recorded in the twenty-seven months since the initial sub-awards. The organization's federal engagement appears limited to participation in child maltreatment prevention programming under the Primary Prevention Partners framework, likely as a local service provider or community partner fulfilling grant obligations rather than as a capacity-building or IT services vendor.