City Of Barnsdall

Barnsdall City Of Inc., operating as Barnsdall City Hall Mayors Office, is a U.S. local government entity registered to receive federal awards. As a city government in Oklahoma, it provides various municipal services to residents of Barnsdall, including essential functions such as public safety, infrastructure maintenance, and community development. In its role as a recipient of federal awards, Barnsdall City Of Inc. has participated in disaster relief efforts, indicating its involvement in emergency management and recovery activities at the local level. The entity's registration in SAM.gov, which expires on June 13, 2025, allows it to be eligible for various types of federal contracts and grants related to city administration, public works, and community services.

The available information does not provide specific details on federal contract awards to Barnsdall City Of Inc. As a local government entity, it may be eligible for various types of federal contracts related to its municipal functions. However, without concrete contract data, it is not possible to describe the exact nature of goods or services provided through federal contracts, the funding agencies involved, or any potential prime or sub-contracting relationships. The lack of information on contract awards suggests that Barnsdall City Of Inc. may not have engaged in significant federal contracting activities or that such activities are not captured in the provided data.

Barnsdall City Of Inc. has received federal grant sub-awards related to disaster relief efforts. Specifically, the entity has been awarded two sub-grants under the program "4776 SEVERE STORMS, STRAIGHT LINE WINDS, TORNADOES AND FLOODING (PA)." These sub-awards indicate that Barnsdall City Of Inc. has been involved in recovery and rebuilding efforts following severe weather events in the area. The prime grantee for both sub-awards is the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management, demonstrating a partnership between state and local government entities in managing disaster response. These grants likely support activities such as debris removal, infrastructure repair, or other emergency protective measures necessary in the aftermath of severe storms and flooding. The involvement in these sub-grants highlights Barnsdall City Of Inc.'s role in local disaster management and its ability to leverage federal resources for community recovery.

The provided information does not include any details about federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) held by Barnsdall City Of Inc. Without specific data on IDVs, it is not possible to describe the types of goods or services provided under such vehicles, their relationship to any parent vehicles, or the agencies that may have awarded task orders. As a local government entity, Barnsdall City Of Inc. may be eligible for certain types of IDVs related to its municipal functions, but no concrete information is available to confirm or describe any such arrangements. The absence of IDV information suggests that Barnsdall City Of Inc. may not have engaged in this type of contracting mechanism with the federal government, or that such information was not included in the provided data set.