City Of Bethany

City Of Bethany, Oklahoma, a municipal government entity, is the recipient of federal infrastructure grants and sub-recipient of disaster-assistance funds, operating as a U.S. local government with no federal contract prime capability. The city's federal award footprint is minimal and recent—three total awards across 2022, 2025, and 2026, with a combined obligation of $924 thousand—positioning Bethany as a grant recipient rather than a service provider or goods contractor to federal agencies.

Bethany's prime grant work centers on wastewater infrastructure. The city received a Cooperative Agreement from the Environmental Protection Agency Region 6, effective May 1, 2025 and running through October 31, 2027, to implement a sanitary sewer lift station project funded under the 2024 Consolidated Appropriations Act. The project scope includes replacement and rehabilitation of aging pumping and control infrastructure—new pumps, motors, controls, wet-well upgrades, above-ground structure, and generator installation—with intended outcomes of reduced sanitary sewer overflows and improved system reliability for city residents. No sub-awards are included in this agreement.

The city also appears as a sub-recipient on federal grants. A July 2026 award documents SCADA upgrades work (no dollar value or grantor agency named in the source). An earlier sub-award from February 2022 under the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management indicates Bethany received Public Assistance disaster-relief funding (CFDA program code 97.047, "Public Assistance Grants," in the source description) under account code 4575, reflecting disaster-recovery activity in the municipal jurisdiction.

Customer agencies split between two federal sources: the Environmental Protection Agency Region 6 (one award) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency Headquarters Financial Assistance Awards (one award), accounting for 67% of the award count in the source. The remaining award is the SCADA sub-award of unspecified federal origin. One award—the EPA cooperative agreement—faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months (October 31, 2027 falls at the tail of the recompete-cliff window), creating potential for contract recompete or renewal. Activity trajectory shows a single award per year across the three years in the source, indicating a flat, low-volume federal footprint.

City Of Bethany operates as the parent entity, with two named subsidiaries: the City Of Bethany Police Department and Bethany Fire Department, neither of which appear in the federal award record. The city's federal role is constrained to grant recipient status for municipal infrastructure and disaster recovery, not procurement of services or equipment from federal contractors.