Georgia Department Of Human Services
UEI: P655K8RKKWG4
• CAGE: 3WHE4
Overview
Awardee Type
Parent
Company Description
Ms. C. is the mother of the custodial parent Ms.K. Ms. C. has custody of her grandson and he has lived with her for several years. Ms. C. has never received support for the child from either parent. DCSS located money that was posted on an Electronic Payment Card (EPC) that was issued to Ms.
Name
Georgia Department Of Human Services
Headquarters
Atlanta, GA
United States
United States
Most Recent Award
Oct. 1, 2023
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Federal grant recipient
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES
(UEI P655K8RKKWG4, CAGE 3WHE4)
is headquartered in Atlanta GA.
The government entity
was founded in August 1975 and
federally registered in
June 2004.
Federal Award Analysis
Georgia Department Of Human Services federal award history
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Federal Registration and Certifications
Legal Name
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES
Division Name
DIVISION OF CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES
UEI
P655K8RKKWG4
CAGE Code
3WHE4
Primary NAICS
None Reported
SBA Certifications
None
Self Certifications
None
Entity Structure
U.S. Government Entity
Purpose of Registration
Federal Assistance Awards
Date Founded
Aug. 1, 1975
Initial Registration
June 3, 2004
Last Registration
June 26, 2023
Registration Activation
June 23, 2023
Registration Expiration
June 19, 2024
Fiscal Year End
June 30
Reported Entity Types
U.S. State Government
Country of Incorporation
None
Employees
Not Available
Reported NAICS
None Reported
Accepts Credit Cards
No
People
Vendor contacts at Georgia Department Of Human Services
Grant Awards
Georgia Department Of Human Services direct grants
Teaming Partners
Disclosed awardee sub and prime contract and grant relationships
Georgia Department Of Human Services