Westwick Farming LLC

Westwick Farming LLC, a woman-owned small business based in Lee, New Hampshire, operates as a farm and food hub serving regional agricultural producers and consumers, with a federal grant footprint focused on agricultural marketing and rural business development. The vendor is structured as a limited liability company and competes exclusively under federal grants rather than contracts, holding no contract prime awards or contract IDVs in the source data.

Westwick Farming LLC operates under two primary names: Westwick Farming LLC and Tuckaway Farm (also referenced as Tuckaway Food Commons). The company's federal grant work centers on expanding organic grain production and value-added agricultural products in New Hampshire and the Northeast. As a prime grant recipient, Westwick received a $188 thousand combined obligation across two awards: a USDA Agricultural Marketing Service project grant awarded January 30, 2024 (ultimate completion January 29, 2026) to increase organic grain production capacity through equipment acquisition addressing transport, processing, and packaging bottlenecks for a collaborative of regional organic farmers; and a Rural Business Cooperative Services project grant from August 30, 2021 (completed August 30, 2023) under the LAMP Mid-Tier Value Chain Reserve program focused on COVID-related rural business support. As a sub-recipient, Westwick Farming LLC was awarded a sub-grant on November 18, 2025 through The National Association of State Departments of Agriculture Research Foundation, under which it operates Tuckaway Food Commons as a food hub and farm store supporting 100+ small-scale producers in the Seacoast New Hampshire region. The sub-grant work includes business planning, point-of-sale and inventory system implementation, vendor development, and cold storage expansion to convert the farm store into a consignment-based collaborative market modeled on regional examples.

The vendor's customer base is confined to two Department of Agriculture line offices: the Agricultural Marketing Service (2 awards) and the Rural Business Cooperative Services (1 award), representing 100% of awards in the source data. Activity is sparse — one award per year across 2021, 2024, and 2025 — and the vendor has no exposure to contract vehicles, GWACs, or other procurement mechanisms. The combined potential value of awards completing in the next twenty-four months consists of the January 2026 AMS project grant completion date.