Adams County

Adams County Sheriff Office, an Indiana county law enforcement entity, acts exclusively as a federal grant sub-recipient, receiving four sub-awards totaling $464 thousand from state intermediaries (Indiana Department of Homeland Security and Indiana Department of Health) that flow federal funds from the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The vendor holds no prime contracts, IDIQs, or parent vehicles and does not compete for federal work directly; all federal funding arrives through state pass-through arrangements. As a U.S. local government entity, Adams County Sheriff Office operates under standard public-sector grant compliance rather than commercial SBA designations.

The sub-award footprint spans emergency management and public health programs. Recent work includes a Category B Protective Measures sub-award from Indiana DHS dated October 2024, a Workforce Development sub-grant from Indiana Department of Health dated July 2023, an Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity for Infectious Diseases (ELC) sub-grant from Indiana Department of Health also dated July 2023, and a Residential Acquisition/Demolition sub-award from Indiana DHS dated June 2023. The top funding source by count, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, accounts for two sub-awards; the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention accounts for one. All work flows through state intermediaries rather than direct federal relationships.

Activity is minimal and declining — three sub-awards in 2023, one in 2024. No recompete cliff or vehicle position applies; Adams County Sheriff Office is not a vendor in the commercial sense and operates within the Indiana state grant administration system for federal pass-through programs. The organization's federal footprint reflects county-level participation in emergency preparedness, public health workforce development, and disaster recovery activities, not commercial procurement or contracting.