City Of Marble

City Of Marble, a U.S. local government entity headquartered in Marble, Minnesota, operates as a sub-recipient on federal water infrastructure grants issued through state intermediaries rather than as a prime contractor or prime grant recipient. All three of its recent federal awards are sub-grant allocations totaling $9 million, placing the city in a pass-through recipient role under state prime grantees.

The city's entire federal footprint originates from Environmental Protection Agency Region 5 funding, flowing through two state intermediaries: the Minnesota Department of Health and the Minnesota Public Facilities Authority. Two of the three sub-awards, both dated May 18, 2026, fund treatment and manganese plant work under the Minnesota Public Facilities Authority. A third award dated June 1, 2026, funds water infrastructure improvements to address emerging contaminant challenges under the Minnesota Department of Health. The combined potential value across all three awards is $9 million obligated in 2026. The city's role is infrastructure implementation at the local level rather than procurement or policy administration; EPA Region 5 is the funding federal agency, but the state entities serve as the administrative and contracting intermediaries between the federal government and the city.

Activity to date spans only the first half of 2026, with no awards prior to May 2026 in the source data. The city operates exclusively as a sub-recipient and has no federal contract vehicles, prime contract awards, or prime grant awards on record. This footprint reflects localized water quality and infrastructure work typical of municipal environmental compliance and treatment-facility capital projects funded through EPA programs routed via state revolving funds or similar state-administered mechanisms.