DAMARISCOTTA ELDERLY HOUSING ASSOCIATES

Damariscotta Elderly Housing Associates is a small, locally based entity focused on the development and management of housing services for elderly populations in rural Maine. While no contract award history is available to infer specific federal engagements, the organization’s name and location suggest a mission-driven focus on senior housing infrastructure, including property maintenance, resident support services, and compliance with HUD and USDA rural housing programs. Their operational model likely involves community-based housing coordination, accessibility modifications, and adherence to Section 504 and Fair Housing Act standards. Technical expertise may include facility management systems, aging-in-place retrofitting, and coordination with state and local social service agencies to deliver integrated care environments. No agency relationships can be identified due to absence of award data, and no federal contracting history is available to confirm direct engagements with HUD, VA, or HHS. The organization’s work, if federally supported, would typically align with NAICS 623310 (Residential Mental Health and Substance Abuse Facilities) or 623320 (Residential Intellectual and Developmental Disability Facilities), though no NAICS codes are associated with their record. Their positioning appears rooted in community-based elder care rather than large-scale federal procurement. The entity is structured as a 2K organization, indicating a small, possibly nonprofit or cooperative business model with limited staffing. No government certifications are listed, and its geographic presence is confined to Farmingdale, Maine, suggesting a hyperlocal operational footprint. The organization likely operates as a niche provider serving aging residents through state-funded or federally assisted housing initiatives, emphasizing stability, accessibility, and personalized care over scalable federal contracting capacity.