City Of Long Beach

Long Beach, CA Treasury Bureau

UEI
RXK8HCFVLS49
CAGE
8A6J2
Primary NAICS
921190 Other General Government Support
SAM.gov registration
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Company facts

Self-certified in SAM.gov
  • U.S. Local Government
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Entity structure
U.S. Government Entity
NAICS codes registered in SAM.gov
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Corporate family
SAM.gov registration date
Physical address
411 W Ocean Blvd Fl 6, Long Beach, CA 90802, USA
Website
longbeach.gov
Employees
1K-5K
Estimated annual revenue
$500M-$1B
Industry
  1. Industrials
  2. Transportation
  3. Marine
SIC code
44 Water Transportation
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Recent federal awards

City Of Long Beach's 5 most recent federal contract and grant awards, newest first. Amounts are dollars obligated.
Award Agency Obligated Awarded
City of long beach, CA for the project 'pacific avenue protected bike lanes project Grant · 693JJ32640147 Federal Highway Administration $25,000,000
Expert witness testimony, gang Contract · 15JA8325P00000061 US Attorney's Offices $16,000
Boat slips Contract · 15F06725P0000153 Headquarters Division $15,128
This project will reconfigure west shoreline drive to remove a roadway barrier and improve access and connectivity… Grant · 693JJ32440423 Federal Highway Administration $30,000,000
Growing a climate resilient community based approach to urban forestry Grant · 24DG11052021225 Region 5 - Pacific Southwest Region $1,000,000

About City Of Long Beach

The City of Long Beach Treasury Bureau Division, a U.S. local government entity based in Long Beach, California, acts as a prime recipient and sub-recipient on federal grants and holds a small number of federal purchase order contracts, with no private-sector competitive posture and no seat on government-wide contract vehicles. The city competes exclusively full-and-open as a government entity; SBA set-aside designations do not apply.

The City of Long Beach's federal award footprint reflects municipal operations and community infrastructure work, not commercial services. As a prime recipient, the city has received project grants totaling $25 million from the Federal Highway Administration for the Pacific Avenue Protected Bike Lanes Project (FHWA, CFDA 20.939, completion February 2031), $1 million from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service under the Inflation Reduction Act Urban & Community Forestry Program (CFDA 10.727, completion March 2029) for climate-resilient community forestry initiatives, and $1 million from the Small Business Administration for FY23 Congressional Community Project funding (CFDA 59.059, completed July 2024) supporting small business development. The city also received an Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law from the Department of Energy (completion March 2026) and a cooperative agreement from the Environmental Protection Agency's Consumer Recycling Education and Outreach program (CFDA not specified, completion April 2027) for multilingual waste diversion and recycling education. On the contract side, the city holds a $16 thousand purchase order from the U.S. Attorney's Offices for expert witness testimony on gang-related matters (completion July 2026) and has fulfilled recurring monthly boat-slip rental contracts with a federal agency field office totaling $15.1 thousand (completed September 2025).

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward emergency response and nutrition programs. The Federal Emergency Management Agency leads in award count with 35 awards, followed by the Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service with 25 awards. By combined potential value, the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 22 ranks first with 10 awards worth $136 thousand, followed by the Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Los Angeles Field Office with 5 awards worth $63 thousand. The two rankings diverge significantly — FEMA drives volume through high-frequency sub-awards (likely disaster-relief pass-throughs and emergency operations cost reimbursements) while VA and DOJ anchor the dollar concentration.

The city's sub-recipient footprint is dominated by California state agencies and county pass-throughs. The California Department of Public Health serves as prime grantee on recurring monthly sub-awards under the WIC Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (CFDA 10.557), with the city receiving monthly allocations for program implementation. The California Office of Emergency Services has issued dozens of sub-awards to the city for COVID-19 response work, including vaccination program labor and materials (phases 1–3), emergency operating center costs, non-congregate sheltering, and community-based testing. The city also receives sub-awards from the California Department of Education for school breakfast and nutrition programs, and from the County of Los Angeles on public health emergency preparedness. A notable sub-award from California State University Long Beach Research Foundation (October 2025) involves the city providing project management, grant administration, stakeholder coordination, language translation, and community outreach for a digital-rights initiative.

Activity has grown in recent years — 2 awards in 2020 to 32 in both 2024 and 2025. However, the portfolio shows material reconciliation between combined potential value ($331 thousand as stated in the source) and combined dollars obligated ($129.4 million), a data anomaly likely reflecting very large obligated awards not captured in the potential-value figure or system reporting gaps. Only three awards carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months, representing $16 thousand in combined potential value and minimal recompete exposure. The city operates through subsidiaries including Long Beach Airport, Long Beach Public Library, and a port authority, each potentially holding separate federal awards not consolidated in this summary's account.

Quick answers

What is City Of Long Beach's UEI?

City Of Long Beach's Unique Entity ID (UEI) in SAM.gov is RXK8HCFVLS49.

What is City Of Long Beach's CAGE code?

City Of Long Beach's CAGE code is 8A6J2.

What is City Of Long Beach's primary NAICS code?

City Of Long Beach's primary NAICS code is 921190 (Other General Government Support).

Where is City Of Long Beach located?

City Of Long Beach's physical address in SAM.gov is 411 W Ocean Blvd Fl 6, Long Beach, CA 90802, USA.

Is City Of Long Beach registered in SAM.gov?

Yes. City Of Long Beach's SAM.gov registration is active through May 13, 2027.

What is City Of Long Beach's most recent federal award?

City Of Long Beach's most recent federal grant award is City of long beach, CA for the project 'pacific avenue protected bike lanes project (693JJ32640147), from Federal Highway Administration, on February 17, 2026.

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