City Of Blue Mound

City of Blue Mound, a Texas municipality headquartered in Fort Worth, operates as a federal grant sub-recipient only — not a prime contractor or prime grant recipient. The city has received three federal grant sub-awards totaling $195 thousand over the past three years, all routed through the Texas Office of the Governor as the prime grantee and the Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Bureau of Justice Assistance as the funding federal agency.

City of Blue Mound's grant work centers on public safety and infrastructure modernization. Recent awards include a Network Refresh project (December 2025) to purchase and install network appliances, upgrade firewalls, and implement intrusion protection, gateway anti-trust, anti-spyware, and content filtering services to secure municipal data systems; an In-car Video Upgrade project (October 2025) to equip patrol vehicles with upgraded dash camera and body-worn camera systems for criminal documentation and officer accountability; and a Temporary Evidence Storage project (November 2022) to deploy evidence lockers that improve evidence security and chain of custody for prosecutorial case submissions.

The city's federal footprint is narrow and recent. Two of three awards arrived in 2025; the earliest award in the source data dates to November 2022. Annual volume shows one award in 2022 and two in 2025, with no awards recorded in 2023 or 2024. The city serves a single customer agency (Department of Justice via Texas Office of the Governor), which accounts for 67% of the award count shown in the source. The combined obligated dollars across all three sub-awards total $195 thousand — a small municipal grant exposure typical of local government recipients operating under state-administered federal pass-through programs rather than direct federal procurement relationships.