Vendor · #7880 by total payments to the State of Delaware

The Backyard LLC

The Backyard LLC has been paid $137,020 by the State of Delaware since FY2020, primarily through Dept of State's Delaware Economic Development division.

Appears in budget docsIn 12 documents
$137K
total payments · FY20–FY23
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Apr 9, 2020First payment
Apr 21, 2023Last payment
5Payments
12Documents
1Programs
1Agencies

Relationships

Documents

Where this vendor appears in the archived record — with the exact pages, so you never have to hunt through a PDF.

On pages 184
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… for units fronting the recreational green space on the property. There is no clearly identifiable separation between the backyards of units and the public green space behind the buildings, making users of the green space and residents of the units …

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On pages 185
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… or units fronting the recreational green space on the property. There is no clearly identifiable separation between the backyards of units and the public green space behind the buildings, making users of the green space and residents of the uni …

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Financial Report October 2025 SLFRF Quarterly Report 2025 1 mention
On pages 184
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… for units fronting the recreational green space on the property. There is no clearly identifiable separation between the backyards of units and the public green space behind the buildings, making users of the green space and residents of the units …

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Financial Report July 2025 SLFRF Quarterly Report 2025 1 mention
On pages 183
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… for units fronting the recreational green space on the property. There is no clearly identifiable separation between the backyards of units and the public green space behind the buildings, making users of the green space and residents of the units …

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Financial Report April 2025 SLFRF Quarterly Report 2025 1 mention
On pages 183
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… for units fronting the recreational green space on the property. There is no clearly identifiable separation between the backyards of units and the public green space behind the buildings, making users of the green space and residents of the units …

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Financial Report January 2025 SLFRF Quarterly Report 2025 1 mention
On pages 195
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… for units fronting the recreational green space on the property. There is no clearly identifiable separation between the backyards of units and the public green space behind the buildings, making users of the green space and residents of the units …

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Financial Report October 2024 SLFRF Quarterly Report 2024 1 mention
On pages 192
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… for units fronting the recreational green space on the property. There is no clearly identifiable separation between the backyards of units and the public green space behind the buildings, making users of the green space and residents of the units …

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Financial Report July 2024 SLFRF Quarterly Report 2024 1 mention
On pages 169
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… for units fronting the recreational green space on the property. There is no clearly identifiable separation between the backyards of units and the public green space behind the buildings, making users of the green space and residents of the units …

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Financial Report April 2024 SLFRF Quarterly Report 2024 1 mention
On pages 190
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… for units fronting the recreational green space on the property. There is no clearly identifiable separation between the backyards of units and the public green space behind the buildings, making users of the green space and residents of the units …

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Agency Budget Request Presentation 2023 1 mention
On pages 32
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… sults from low infiltration rates and/or a rise in the water table. Flooding due to excess precipi- tation occurs in the backyards of homes on the marsh side of the beach parallel road (Bay Ave.) and, at the north part of town, at road sides of …

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On pages 11
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… • West Cedar Heights – 325 Clyde Street – Installation of a closed drainage system to alleviate flooding issues in the backyards of multiple properties. Projects Approaching Construction (i.e. fully funded) • Marshallton – Washington St …

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Programs

ProgramAgencyAmountYears
Delaware Economic Development Dept of State $137,020 FY20–FY23

Money

Where it goes
By category
Grants
$137K
Which pot of money
General Fund
$10K
By fiscal year
FY20$10K
FY21$118K
FY23$10K
State credit-card purchases $7K · 8 years
Fiscal yearAmountTransactions
FY18$501
FY19$1,0808
FY20$3793
FY21$1,0749
FY22$9899
FY23$7116
FY24$3634
FY26$2,0185
Who swipes, and for what
DepartmentCategoryAmountTransactions
Cape Henlopen School DistrictEating Places Restaurants $6,61344
ExecutiveEating Places Restaurants $501

Source: state employee credit-card dataset, matched by merchant name. FY2025 is missing from the state portal.

How the spending is booked 1 account lines
AccountAmountLine items
Grants$9,6851

Fund and account lines come from the expenditure-detail dataset (source ↗), which itemizes payments at a finer grain than the checkbook.

Yearly totals — full table 3 fiscal years
Fiscal yearTotalChecks
FY20$9,6851
FY21$117,6493
FY23$9,6851
Browse every payment 5 checks →
Recent payments latest 5 checks
DateDepartmentCategoryAmount
Apr 21, 2023 Dept of StateGrants $9,685
Jan 15, 2021 Dept of StateGrants $23,530
Dec 16, 2020 Dept of StateGrants $47,060
Oct 21, 2020 Dept of StateGrants $47,060
Apr 9, 2020 Dept of StateGrants $9,685

Source: State of Delaware checkbook · synced 2026-07-25. Open source dataset ↗

Source datasets

State checkbook (payments) · synced 2026-07-25 data.delaware.gov/d/5s6n-7hpx ↗
Document archive 6,110 verified state documents · methodology