Villages Of Indiana Inc.

Villages Of Indiana Inc., doing business as The Villages Of Indiana, is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization based in Bloomington, Indiana that receives federal grant allocations exclusively as a sub-recipient from the Department of Education Indiana. The organization operates entirely within the federal grant ecosystem with no prime contracts, no federal contract vehicles, and no subcontractor role on federal contracts — all thirty-five recent awards are grant sub-awards flowing through state intermediaries rather than direct federal funding.

The vendor's federal footprint is narrow and specialized. All thirty-five sub-awards in the source data originate from a single grantor: the Department of Education Indiana, which passes allocations to Villages Of Indiana for distribution or administration at the subrecipient level. The source does not specify the underlying federal grant programs (CFDA numbers), the scope of work Villages Of Indiana performs with the funds, or the dollar magnitude of individual allocations — only that combined dollars obligated across all thirty-five awards total $623 thousand over the period 2021 to June 2026. Activity has accelerated sharply in the past eighteen months: two awards in 2024, twelve in 2025, and ten through June 2026, suggesting either a ramp-up in the vendor's role within the state education grant infrastructure or a change in how sub-awards are tracked and reported.

Because the source provides only high-level sub-award confirmation without program CFDA numbers, specific grant-program names, or work-scope detail, the concrete capability framing is not available from the award history. The vendor's organizational structure — a tax-exempt nonprofit — and the recurring "grant allocation to subrecipient" language in each award description suggest Villages Of Indiana functions as a pass-through or administrative entity within Indiana's education grant delivery system rather than as a service provider with a named capability portfolio. The organization has no SBA set-aside designations, no contracting vehicles, and no customer concentration risk beyond total dependence on Department of Education Indiana allocations. Competitive intelligence value is limited to understanding this vendor's role as a state-level education grant intermediary; federal contractors seeking teaming opportunities would find no relevant contract vehicles, no prime award pathway, and no subcontracting exposure outside the nonprofit grant space.