Victims Assistance Center Of Jefferson County Inc.

Victims Assistance Center Of Jefferson County Inc., doing business as Jefferson County Women's Center, is a New York-based nonprofit tax-exempt domestic shelter organization that operates as a federal prime contractor and grant sub-recipient providing victim assistance and temporary shelter services to military-connected populations, exclusively through non-set-aside full-and-open federal procurements. The organization has held a single-award indefinite delivery contract with the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region since November 2023, with a ceiling of $99,471.25 running through October 2028, and receives pass-through grant funding from the New York State Office of Children and Family Services and the New York State Office of Victim Services.

The vendor's customer footprint is concentrated in the Department of the Army, which accounts for 97% of recent awards across two organizational hierarchies: the Installation Management Command Northeast Region (20 awards, $1.1 million combined potential value) and the Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command Fort Drum (4 awards, $4 thousand combined potential value), along with secondary exposure through Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families (4 awards) and Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Victims of Crime (2 awards). The organization operates under primary NAICS 561110 (Other Individual and Family Services) with secondary NAICS classification in Temporary Shelters. Recent prime contract work includes a $21,411.80 firm fixed-price delivery order issued December 22, 2025, for Option Year 2 victim assistance center services at Fort Drum, NY, concluding October 31, 2026; a $23,451.50 delivery order awarded November 1, 2022, for Option Year 4 shelter services; and a $22,515.80 delivery order awarded December 8, 2021, for Option Year 3 shelter services. The organization also acts as a sub-recipient on federal grants from the New York State Office of Children and Family Services (four sub-awards in 2025) and the New York State Office of Victim Services (two sub-awards in 2024 and 2025) for victim assistance programming.

The organization's activity trajectory shows growing federal engagement in recent years, scaling from 1 award in 2022 to 6 awards in 2025. However, combined potential value ($1.7 million) understates actual revenue, with $4.7 million obligated across all awards—reflecting the organization's consistent reflows under the Army IDC vehicle. Only one award faces recompete completion within the next twenty-four months ($21 thousand potential value). The vendor places eight task orders under Indefinite Delivery Contract W911S218D6011 ($126 thousand combined potential value) and three task orders under Indefinite Delivery Contract W911S224D6002 ($25 thousand combined potential value), both Army vehicles. Since 1979, the organization has specialized in temporary housing, counseling, and direct support services for domestic violence victims and survivors, with particular focus on military-affiliated populations in the Fort Drum area and Northeast region.