City Of Gold Hill

City Of Gold Hill, a U.S. local government entity and municipal water utility based in Gold Hill, Oregon, operates as a federal grant recipient delivering potable water supply and water infrastructure improvements to rural residents. The vendor's federal footprint is narrow and grant-focused: it does not hold federal contracts or IDVs as a prime, and has not pursued or won contract vehicles.

City Of Gold Hill received a $215,520 Emergency Community Water Assistance Grant (CFDA #10.763) from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service on April 7, 2022, with project completion dated April 7, 2024, to address water supply and infrastructure issues in Gold Hill. The grant funded potable water delivery and related infrastructure needs for rural residents experiencing water quality and quantity shortages. The vendor also operates as a sub-recipient on two downstream federal grant awards: a stormwater management planning project (award date May 5, 2026) requiring engagement of an Oregon licensed engineer to prepare a Stormwater Management Plan to Oregon Department of Environmental Quality Clean Water State Revolving Fund standards, and a water system improvements design project (award date February 13, 2025).

Activity is sparse and episodic. The source records five total awards (prime and sub, all federal sources) spanning from 2004 to May 2026, with one award per year in 2004, 2015, 2022, 2025, and 2026. The Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service is the sole customer agency, accounting for two awards. Combined potential value across all awards is $7 thousand, though combined dollars obligated reach $1.2 million — an artifact of how federal grant reporting reconciles commitments against incremental fund draws over the grant period. The vendor's federal engagement is confined to rural water infrastructure and emergency water assistance grants under a single federal grantor; no defense, civilian IT, or full-and-open competitive posture is evident in the award record.