City Of Beaumont

City of Beaumont, a municipal government entity headquartered in Beaumont, Texas, receives federal funding as a prime recipient of federal grants (82% of awards) and as a provider of utility services to federal facilities, with the majority of recent awards concentrated in water and sewer services, public transportation, community development, and port security. The city does not hold federal prime contracts on GSA vehicles and operates exclusively in full-and-open competition without set-aside designations.

The city's federal footprint spans 271 awards totaling $39 million in combined potential value across 19 distinct federal agencies, though the source data reflects $214.7 million in combined obligated dollars, indicating substantial prior-year performance. Activity has been uneven but recent: 18 awards in 2025 and 2 through January 2026, against 17 in 2022, 11 in 2023, and 14 in 2024. Seven awards are completing in the next twenty-four months, presenting limited recompete exposure. The city's capability portfolio centers on three concrete service areas: water and wastewater utility provision to the Federal Correctional Complex (FCC) Beaumont through monthly purchase orders from the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons; public transportation operations and capital improvements through the Federal Transit Administration; and community development, affordable housing, and emergency management grants through the Department of Housing and Urban Development, FEMA, and the Department of Transportation.

Customer concentration is moderate and dispersed. The Department of Housing and Urban Development's Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development leads by award count at 56 awards but carries minimal dollar value per award; the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons Federal Correctional Complex Beaumont anchors the potential-value ranking with 39 awards worth $22.4 million combined, all for water and sewer services. The Federal Transit Administration has placed 29 awards; FEMA has 18; and the Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Bureau of Justice Assistance has 14. These five customers represent 58% of the total award count. The top parent vehicle is an indefinite delivery contract with the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons (DJB50211001), supporting 11 task orders worth $6.8 million combined.

City of Beaumont's federal grant footprint is substantial and multimodal. As a prime recipient, the city holds formula grants for affordable housing and community development (HOME Investment Partnerships Program, CFDA 14.239, and Community Development Block Grant Entitlement, CFDA 14.218, awarded by HUD) totaling over $5 million; public transportation operating and capital grants (Federal Transit Formula Grants, CFDA 20.507, with a $12.47 million award on September 19, 2025, and other awards) for fixed-route and paratransit services; port security grants from FEMA (CFDA 97.056, including a $145,000 award on September 1, 2025, and prior $2.566 million award) through September 2028; and emergency relief and disaster recovery grants. The city also holds sub-recipient awards from the Health and Human Services Commission of Texas for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) local agency services, from the Texas Division of Emergency Management for COVID-related expenses and disaster recovery, and from the Governor's Office of Texas for public safety and targeted violence reduction projects. Recent sub-awards include a December 17, 2025 cybersecurity grant for a Network Intelligence and Monitoring Platform, an October 15, 2025 award for Project Safe Neighborhoods officer overtime, and multiple public health and emergency management sub-allocations.

Concrete representative contract work includes monthly water and sewer purchase orders to FCC Beaumont: $192,232 for January–September 2023, $193,179 for December 2022 services, $181,843 for November 2022, $188,244 for October 2022, and $191,523 for September 2022, with documented total potential value exceeding $3.4 million across fiscal years 2020–2023. Grant work includes a $2.819 million Federal Transit Administration award (January 16, 2025) for replacement of compressed natural gas buses with near-zero NOx emission models to serve environmental justice communities; a $937,500 EPA Congressionally Mandated Projects cooperative agreement (October 1, 2025) for sewer lift station rehabilitation; a $520,772 HOME formula grant (January 21, 2026) for affordable housing expansion through rehabilitation, homebuyer assistance, and rental housing activities; and a $2.566 million FEMA Port Security Grant (September 1, 2021) for port infrastructure security enhancements. The city's primary work categories are water supply and irrigation systems (56 awards), sewage treatment facilities (17 awards), solid waste landfill (12 awards), and fire protection (10 awards), using PSC codes for utilities and waste management.