Archuleta County School District NO. 50 Joint

Archuleta County School District NO. 50 Joint, located in Pagosa Springs, Colorado, is a local government entity registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since 2007. The school district serves as a public educational institution primarily focused on providing K-12 education services to students in its local community. As a registered federal award recipient, the district has demonstrated capability in receiving both federal contract and grant awards, with a primary emphasis on educational programming and support services.

In terms of federal contract awards, the district has a single recorded contract with the U.S. Forest Service Region 2 - Rocky Mountain Region, which is a firm fixed-price purchase order for land/facility use. The specific contract, identified as "S1, SNOW RANCH, COSJF000269", has a ceiling value of $1,400.00 and a performance period ending on June 18, 2024. The contract does not have a specific set-aside designation, indicating it was awarded through standard procurement processes. This contract suggests the district may have supplementary partnerships or resource-sharing arrangements with federal land management agencies beyond its core educational mission.

The district's federal grant awards are substantially more extensive, primarily received as sub-awards from the Board of Education Colorado. These grants cover multiple educational support programs, including Title I, Title II, Title IV, Nutrition Block grants, Project AWARE, CDC Improving Student Health, and ARP ESSER (Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief) programs. The grants span various fiscal years and demonstrate a comprehensive approach to educational support, including nutrition assistance, mental health programs, educational technology, and pandemic-related educational recovery efforts. Notable grant categories include student health initiatives, educational technology enhancements, nutritional support programs, and federal pandemic relief funding for educational institutions. These grants collectively indicate the district's commitment to holistic student support and educational resource development.