City Of Hampton

City Of Hampton, a U.S. municipality in Hampton, Florida, is a federal grant recipient that receives funding for water infrastructure and community development projects rather than a federal contractor. The entity does not hold prime contracts or serve as a subcontractor on federal procurement vehicles; it operates exclusively as a grant recipient under federal programs administered by the Department of Agriculture and, based on sub-award activity, by the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

City Of Hampton's federal footprint is narrow and recent. The entity has received four total federal awards since 2022, with combined dollars obligated of $630 thousand. The single prime grant award is a July 2022 Rural Utilities Service (USDA) project grant for water infrastructure, which completed in July 2024. The remaining three awards are sub-grants: two Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) sub-awards issued in June 2026 and one CDBG sub-award from January 2024. The entity serves one distinct customer agency — the Department of Agriculture — though the CDBG activity suggests secondary involvement with HUD as a pass-through grantor. Activity is episodic rather than sustained: one award in 2022, one in 2024, and two in 2026, with no intermediate awards in 2023 or 2025.

From a federal contractor perspective, City Of Hampton operates outside the procurement ecosystem. It is a receiving entity for federal grant programs focused on rural water utilities and community development, not a vendor selling goods or services. The municipality has no prime contract awards, no contract vehicle seats, and no subcontracting relationships with federal contractors. It functions as a local-government beneficiary of federal grant capital, not as a market participant in federal services or supply contracting.