BON Aqua-Lyles Utility District Of Hickman County, Tennessee

BON Aqua-Lyles Utility District Of Hickman County, Tennessee is a U.S. local government entity operating as a sub-recipient on federal disaster-recovery and infrastructure grants, with no prime contract awards and no contracting vehicle seats. The utility district's federal footprint is concentrated entirely in disaster assistance and emergency management work channeled through state intermediaries rather than direct federal procurement.

The vendor's award history reflects a single spike of activity in 2021: 34 grant sub-awards distributed on August 21, 2021, all flowing through the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency as the prime grantee under PA 4609 (Hazard Mitigation Assistance program under the Disaster Mitigation Act, CFDA 97.039). One earlier award from the Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service dates to May 2023. The combined dollars obligated across all 35 awards total $1.2 million. This posture — 97% sub-award volume, zero prime contracts or IDVs, and a four-year-ten-month gap between the most recent award and today — indicates that the utility district functions as a pass-through recipient for federal disaster recovery funding managed by the state, rather than as an active federal contractor or grant prime pursuing new work.

The two customer agencies on record are the Federal Emergency Management Agency (34 awards) and the Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service (1 award), though FEMA work is routed via the state intermediary. No parent vehicles, no teaming relationships with other federal contractors, and no indication of pursuit activity beyond the 2021 state-managed deployment are evident in the source data. The utility district's role is limited to sub-award implementation of disaster mitigation and utility infrastructure repairs within Hickman County, Tennessee, rather than business development or competitive federal contracting.