City Of Kingwood

City Of Kingwood is a U.S. government entity registered in SAM.gov since July 16, 2001, to receive federal contract and grant awards. Classified as a municipality, city, and council of governments, it operates as a local government entity in Kingwood, West Virginia. The city primarily engages in infrastructure development and maintenance projects, with a particular focus on water services. City Of Kingwood also operates under the name Kingwood Water Works for certain projects, indicating its significant role in managing and improving the area's water infrastructure. Through federal grant awards and sub-awards, the city provides essential services and infrastructure improvements to its residents, leveraging federal funding to enhance the quality of life in the Kingwood area.

The majority of City Of Kingwood's federal grant-related work focuses on water infrastructure projects. As Kingwood Water Works, the city has received multiple sub-grant awards from the West Virginia Department Of Environmental Protection, which acts as the prime grantee for federal funding. These projects include the Herring Sub Area 1 & 3 Waterline Extension Amendment, the Big Bend Drive & Bradley Memorial Drive Waterline Extension Project, and the Herring Sub Area 1 and 3 Waterline Extension. All of these initiatives involve extending water distribution lines to new or underserved areas, thereby expanding access to municipal water services. Additionally, City Of Kingwood received a sub-award through the Division Of Emergency Management to purchase and install five generators, demonstrating its involvement in emergency preparedness initiatives. These projects showcase the city's commitment to enhancing local infrastructure and public services, utilizing federal funding to address critical needs in water distribution and emergency readiness for its community.