The Hummingbird Project Company

The Hummingbird Project Company is a Connecticut-based nonprofit organization operating exclusively as a sub-recipient on federal grants, delivering culturally specific support services to Black survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. The vendor holds no prime contract awards or IDV seats; all three recent federal awards are sub-grants passed through larger federal grantees, accounting for $355 thousand in combined obligated dollars over the past three years.

The Hummingbird Project operates within a narrow customer and program footprint. Two federal agencies funded all recent work: the Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women (2 sub-awards) and the Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families (1 sub-award). The vendor's capability work centers on trauma-informed programming for Black survivors. Under a March 2023 sub-award from Ujima the National Center On Violence Against Women In The Black Community, the vendor provided culturally specific programming for victims and survivors of domestic and family violence from the Black community, addressed service-capacity gaps, and responded to COVID-19 pandemic impacts on Black survivors. A subsequent October 2024 sub-award from the Office of Policy & Management funded culturally specific survivor bags and a fitness boxing model for Black survivors of sexual assault. Most recently, an April 2026 sub-award from the same state office supported creation of culturally specific survivor support groups. Activity has been sparse and irregular—one award in 2023, one in 2024, and one in 2026—with no prime contract vehicles, no GWAC or BPA presence, and no direct federal customer relationships. The vendor operates entirely within the nonprofit social-services sector and does not compete for federal IT, logistics, engineering, or other commoditized service lines.