City Of Leesburg

City of Leesburg, a municipal government entity located in Leesburg, Florida, operates as a federal grant recipient (81% of recent awards) and prime contractor providing natural gas utility services and airport infrastructure improvements to federal agencies. The City does not hold SBA set-aside certifications and competes on full-and-open basis. Recent federal work concentrates on two capability streams: provision of natural gas to the Federal Correctional Complex Coleman under an indefinite delivery contract running through 2031, and airport infrastructure projects funded through Federal Aviation Administration grants under the Airport Improvement Program and related authorities.

The City's customer base splits between FEMA (21 awards), the Department of Justice Federal Correctional Complex Coleman (18 awards, $15.4 million combined potential value), the Federal Aviation Administration Southern Region (12 awards), the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons (11 awards), and the Department of Justice Bureau of Justice Assistance (10 awards). These five agencies account for 71% of recent awards. By dollar value, the same concentration holds — Federal Correctional Complex Coleman leads with $15.4 million combined potential value on 18 awards, followed by FEMA, FAA, and DOJ programs. The natural gas delivery stream generates steady revenue through the indefinite delivery contract GS04P10EWD0120, which has produced 10 task orders carrying $8.4 million in combined potential value; the remainder of the portfolio consists of grant funding for airport capital projects and emergency response capabilities. Primary NAICS framing reflects this split: Natural Gas Distribution (22 awards) and Other General Government Support (3 awards); PSC coding shows Utilities-Gas (36 awards).

Airport infrastructure grants dominate recent activity. The City received $2.64 million from FAA for taxiway pavement reconstruction and realignment at Leesburg Regional Airport (project through September 2029), a $1.009 million Airport Infrastructure Grants award for taxilane pavement rehabilitation (through August 2030), a $138 thousand design grant for taxilane rehabilitation (through July 2029), and earlier design and wildlife hazard assessment grants on the same facility. Non-airport grant work includes a $125 thousand Assistance to Firefighters Grant from FEMA for firefighter safety equipment (completed February 2025), a $140 thousand Body Worn Camera grant from the DOJ Bureau of Justice Assistance for law enforcement policy implementation (completed November 2024), and two block grants from the DOJ Bureau of Justice Assistance for conducted energy weapons upgrades (2022–2024 and 2023–2025). On the contract side, the City holds a firm fixed-price natural gas delivery order with Federal Correctional Complex Coleman valued at $400,660 (completion November 2024), with prior delivery orders reaching $462,094 (FY 2023).

The City acts as a sub-recipient on multiple FEMA disaster-response grants flowing through the State of Florida Division of Emergency Management, including debris removal, utility system restoration, emergency management costs, and a Hazard Mitigation Grant Program project to install backup generators at wastewater lift stations ($47,282 amendment executed July 2026). Awards obligated dollars total $63.9 million against $22.1 million in combined potential value, reflecting earlier grant fundings now in execution. Activity has rebounded after flat years — three awards in 2022, seven in 2023, two in 2024, nine in 2025, and four in 2026 — but remains volatile quarter to quarter. The City's federal footprint reflects its municipal infrastructure and public-safety role rather than a commercial contracting profile.