City Of Nightmute

City Of Nightmute, a U.S. local government entity and incorporated city in Alaska, acts as a sub-recipient on federal disaster-relief grants administered through the Alaska Department of Military and Veteran's Affairs rather than as a prime contractor or prime grant recipient. The vendor holds no federal contract prime awards and no prime grant awards; all three recent federal awards are sub-grant allocations under the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Hazard Mitigation Assistance (HMA) program (CFDA 97.039, Hazard Mitigation Grant Program).

Nightmute's federal footprint is narrow and recent. Three sub-grant awards, all issued in 2024 and all routed through Alaska Department of Military and Veteran's Affairs as the prime grantee, account for $1 million in combined federal obligation. The awards cover disaster recovery and community resilience infrastructure: a $497,596.54 federal-share boardwalk reconstruction project (award date May 24, 2024), a $483,476.89 wastewater lagoon fencing and above-ground gas pipe installation project (May 13, 2024), and a $65,404.90 management-cost allocation (December 2, 2024). All three awards trace to FEMA disaster-relief funding (DR4672 — likely declaration-specific relief authority). FEMA represents 100% of the vendor's active customer footprint, with all awards flowing through state intermediary administration.

As a local government entity rather than a commercial vendor, City Of Nightmute does not compete for federal contracts and does not sit on government-wide acquisition vehicles or BPAs. Its federal engagement is confined to grant sub-recipient status on disaster-relief programs, a transactional posture distinct from the prime contractor or prime grantee relationships that drive competitive federal procurement. For federal contractors, the relevance is limited to identifying Nightmute as a downstream beneficiary of FEMA HMA relief flows, not as a procurement vehicle or teaming partner.