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This $12.5M contract to Community Development Institute for Head Start management is awarded to a private entity with no publicly traded parent or competitors in the same space. No direct or indirect public company beneficiaries are identifiable from the contract details or related legislation.
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The contract is a $12.5M delivery order from HHS to Community Development Institute for interim management of Early Head Start and Head Start programs. Community Development Institute is not a publicly traded company or a known subsidiary of any public company. The Head Start program is primarily administered by local non-profits and community action agencies, many of which are private or non-profit entities. No publicly traded competitors operate in this specific niche of early childhood education program management. The related bills in the database focus on energy, defense, agriculture, and finance sectors, with no direct connection to Head Start or early childhood education funding. Therefore, this contract does not create a clear investment signal for retail investors.
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Recipient
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE
Award Amount
$12,539,482
Awarding Agency
Department of Health and Human Services
Sub-Agency
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Financial Resources
Contract Type
DELIVERY ORDER
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