NEIGHBORHOOD LEGAL SERVICES
NEIGHBORHOOD LEGAL SERVICES is a DC government contractor that has received $2.3M in purchase order payments across 3 District of Columbia agencies. Their largest agency partner is Child and Family Services Agency.
Total Revenue
$2.3M
Agency Partners
3
1 open solicitation at agencies that pay NEIGHBORHOOD LEGAL SERVICES
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Annual Revenue from DC
By fiscal year
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Agency Relationships
Revenue breakdown by DC agency
What They Sell
NIGP commodity codes from purchase orders
91867009186700:Human Services Consulting (To Include Mental Health Consulting Services)96149009614900:Legal Services, Attorneys96944009694400 : Professional Services, Subcontractor and Contractor >2500092435589243558:TRAINING, PUBLIC SECTOR EMPLOYMENT LAW (IN-SERVICE)96258009625800:Professional Services (Not Otherwise Classified)Recent Purchase Orders
Most recent transactions with DC government
| Agency | Description | Amount | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
DHCD Department of Housing and Community Development | FY23 Public Service CDBG IDIS#2971 Neighborhood Legal Service Program | $90K | Jul 20, 2023 |
CFSA Child and Family Services Agency | FY23 Neighborhood Legal Services - Family Preservation Project | $200K | Nov 18, 2022 |
DCPL DC Public Library | Neighborhood Legal Services Program purchase order/pay pal agreement dated 6/22/22 | $9K | Jul 28, 2022 |
DHCD Department of Housing and Community Development | FY22 IDIS 1689 (HCS) Neighborhood Legal Services Program of DC | $85K | May 10, 2022 |
CFSA Child and Family Services Agency | FY22 Neighborhood Legal Services - Family Preservation Project | $200K | Nov 19, 2021 |
Quick Facts
Most Recent PO
Jul 20, 2023
Top Agency Partner
Child and Family Services Agency
88% of total revenue
Revenue Concentration
Highly concentrated, relies heavily on one agency
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