City Of Ames

City Of Ames (doing business as City Hall), a U.S. local government entity headquartered in Ames, Texas, receives federal grant funding as a sub-recipient under disaster relief and infrastructure programs, with no prime contracting or IDV participation. The city operates entirely in sub-recipient status across all four recent awards, accounting for $2.8 million in combined obligation value.

City Of Ames has worked exclusively with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which accounts for 50% of award count in the available data. Two awards stem from FEMA disaster relief funding routed through the Texas Division of Emergency Management: a January 2025 sub-award for Ames Roads improvements (work to be completed) and a March 2025 sub-award categorized as Cat B DR4781 (likely FEMA Disaster Recovery under the Public Assistance program). The city also received two infrastructure grants in late September 2025 — Baker Circle Street Improvements and Tebo Street Drainage Improvements — executed through the same state intermediary. All four awards cluster in calendar year 2025, with the most recent award dated September 11, 2025.

The city's federal footprint reflects typical local government participation: receipt of pass-through grant dollars from the state disaster management agency for localized infrastructure repair and improvement work following declared disasters or routine infrastructure programs. The city does not compete for federal contracts, sit on government-wide acquisition vehicles, or operate as a prime grantee; all federal funding arrives as a sub-recipient under state-administered programs. No forward recompete exposure or vehicle-based opportunity surface in the current data.