City Of Logan

City Of Logan, doing business as Fire Department, is a U.S. local government entity based in Logan, West Virginia, that provides fire protection services to the Department of the Air Force Air National Guard as a prime contractor and grant recipient, operating primarily under non-competitive full-and-open awards with no SBA set-asides.

The vendor's federal footprint splits sharply between recurring quarterly BPA calls for on-site fire services and recent federal grant awards for firefighter staffing and emergency infrastructure. The Air National Guard accounts for 60 of the 71 total federal awards spanning 2008 to present, with $310 thousand in combined potential value concentrated in two parent blanket purchase agreements: Blanket Purchase Agreement W912L818A5000 (43 task orders, $93 thousand) and Indefinite Delivery Contract W912L815D0002 (15 task orders, $42 thousand). The recurring quarterly BPA work involves providing fire protection services at Camp Branch in Logan, West Virginia, with awards of $4,800 per quarter spanning 2021 through 2022. Separately, the City of Logan Fire Department is a recipient of federal grants from the Federal Emergency Management Agency: a $533,484 Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response (SAFER) grant (CFDA 97.083) awarded March 19, 2026, to support hiring and volunteer firefighter retention over three years; and a $293,975 Assistance to Firefighters Grant (CFDA 97.044) awarded August 28, 2024, for equipment procurement, safety improvements, and first-responder training through August 2026. The vendor also received federal grant awards for non-fire-department municipal infrastructure: an alternate source water project grant from the Environmental Protection Agency Region 3 (cooperative agreement, May 1, 2025, through August 31, 2026) and a rural utilities service persistent poverty combination loan and grant (September 19, 2024, through September 19, 2026), both benefiting the Logan Water Department. In its sub-recipient role, the City of Logan has received five sub-awards from the Division of Emergency Management for disaster-response work including culvert repair, storm drain system engineering, fencing repair, and grant management costs (all awarded November 2025 and later). Activity remains low-volume and geographically narrow; the next twenty-four months carry only two award completions in the recompete window.