The Roman Catholic Diocese Of Lafayette In Indiana Inc

The Roman Catholic Diocese Of Lafayette In Indiana Inc, doing business as Lafayette Catholic School System, operates as a non-profit educational institution in Lafayette, Indiana that receives federal grant allocations as a sub-recipient, not as a prime contractor or competitive bidder. The organization has no federal contract prime awards or involvement with contract vehicles; all federal activity consists of grant sub-awards flowing from the Indiana Department of Education.

Lafayette Catholic School System's federal footprint is narrow and specialized. Eighteen sub-award allocations dating from October 2021 through June 2026 total $1.2 million in obligated dollars. All awards originate from a single federal funding agency — the Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service — channeled through the Indiana Department of Education as the prime grantee. The sub-award descriptions identify these allocations as grant distributions to the subrecipient, consistent with pass-through funding typical of USDA child nutrition programs (such as the National School Lunch Program or related school meal subsidies). The source does not specify CFDA numbers or detailed program names beyond the "grant allocation" designation.

Activity has accelerated in recent quarters. The organization received three sub-awards in 2021, three in 2023, one in 2024, and nine in 2025–2026 (four in 2025 and five in the first half of 2026), suggesting either a shift to monthly or quarterly distribution cycles or an increase in total program funding. The most recent sub-award is dated June 30, 2026.

This entity does not represent a federal contractor opportunity or sub-contracting channel for business-development purposes. Lafayette Catholic School System operates as a K–12 educational service provider (the school-system division of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Lafayette) and participates in federal programs only as a direct recipient of educational or nutrition entitlement funding passed through a state education agency. No vehicle seats, no prime contracting capacity, and no procurement role in the federal marketplace are present in the award record.