City Of Harlem

City Of Harlem, doing business as Harlem City Hall, is a U.S. local government entity based in Harlem, Georgia, that receives federal grants as a prime recipient and participates in grant sub-awards managed by state intermediaries; the vendor does not hold federal contracts or seats on contract vehicles.

The City's federal footprint consists of five awards spanning eighteen years, with three awards obligated in May 2025 totaling $4.4 million in combined obligated dollars across all awards. The vendor operates as a prime grant recipient on two awards (40% of the portfolio) and as a sub-recipient on three federal grant sub-awards (60% of the portfolio). All recent activity (three awards in May 2025) flows through the Federal Emergency Management Agency as the funding source, routed via the Georgia Emergency Management And Homeland Security Agency as the pass-through entity. The May 2025 sub-awards center on debris removal operations: Harlem City-wide Debris Removal (award 797770) and two parallel Harlem Debris Removal 75 percent awards (award 948811), all sub-granted from GEMA to the City under FEMA financial assistance authority. Earlier awards include a Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service award (2018) and an Environmental Protection Agency award (2007), neither of which carry current obligated balances in the source material.

Activity is episodic rather than sustained: one award in 2007, one in 2018, and a cluster of three in May 2025 tied to emergency management and disaster recovery. The City does not compete on open federal contracts or hold positions on GWACs, BPAs, or agency-wide IDIQs. As a government entity, the City is ineligible for SBA designations and operates outside the competitive set-aside framework. The vendor's federal engagement centers on disaster recovery and infrastructure support aligned with FEMA mission priorities, delivered through existing grant and sub-grant mechanisms rather than through competitive contracting.