City Of Bridgeport

The City of Bridgeport is a U.S. local government entity located in West Virginia, registered in SAM.gov since 2004 and currently operating under the Mayor's Office. As a municipality, the city provides essential utility services and supports federal agency operations through various contract and grant mechanisms. The primary federal engagement involves providing sanitary sewer utility services to the FBI's Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Division campus, demonstrating a consistent and long-standing relationship with federal government agencies.

Through federal contract awards, the City of Bridgeport has primarily offered sanitary sewer utility services to the FBI Headquarters Division, specifically supporting the CJIS Division campus in Clarksburg, West Virginia. These contracts are firm fixed-price purchase orders with annual values ranging from $73,194 to $97,520, consistently awarded without set-aside designations. The contracts are competitively awarded and have been recurring since at least 2020, indicating a reliable and ongoing service provision to the Department of Justice. Each annual contract ensures continuous utility service delivery to the federal campus, with completion dates typically aligning with the calendar or fiscal year.

The City of Bridgeport receives federal grant awards and sub-awards focused on law enforcement, community safety, and emergency management initiatives. Prime federal grants include the Assistance to Firefighters Grants from FEMA and the COPS Office Technology and Equipment Program, which support public safety infrastructure and technology. Sub-grant awards are primarily received from the Division of Emergency Management and organizations like Go33 Justice & Community Services, funding diverse programs such as disaster response (debris removal, slope repairs), cybersecurity enhancements, drug task force operations, and Prevention Resource Officer programs in local schools. Additionally, the city receives grants from the Appalachia HIDTA (High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas) to support regional drug control and crime reduction strategies, demonstrating a comprehensive approach to community safety and infrastructure resilience.