City Of Grangeville

City of Grangeville is a local government entity located in Grangeville, Idaho, registered with SAM.gov since March 2006. As a U.S. city government, the municipality engages with federal procurement and grant mechanisms to support its municipal operations, infrastructure development, and community services. The City of Grangeville leverages federal contract and grant awards to enhance emergency services, water infrastructure, and other critical municipal functions that serve its local population and support regional development initiatives.

The City of Grangeville has demonstrated engagement in federal contracting through a land rental services contract awarded in September 2025. Specifically, the municipality received a federal purchase order contract (S816) valued at $6,400 for land rental services at Island Creek, with performance of services occurring in Kamiah, Idaho. The contract was awarded on September 10, 2025, with a completion date of September 26, 2025, and utilized firm fixed pricing with no set-aside designation. Funding for this contract was provided through a civilian federal agency's Region 1 Northern Region office. This contract reflects the City of Grangeville's role in supporting federal government operational needs through the provision of real property services that complement the municipality's broader engagement with federal procurement activities.

The City of Grangeville has participated in federal grant funding through sub-award mechanisms focused on critical water infrastructure development. In August 2022, the municipality received federal grant sub-awards for the construction of a new 500,000-gallon water storage tank, with the State of Idaho serving as the prime grantee for at least one of these awards. These water infrastructure grants underscore the City of Grangeville's commitment to improving municipal utility systems and water supply capacity to support community needs. The sub-award structure indicates that the federal grant funding was passed through the State of Idaho as the primary grant recipient, enabling the city to access federal resources for this significant capital improvement project that enhances the municipality's water delivery capabilities and long-term infrastructure resilience.