City Of Osborne

City Of Osborne, a Kansas municipality, receives federal infrastructure grants as a sub-recipient under pass-through funding from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, with 100% of recent federal awards (3 sub-grants) routed through state intermediation rather than direct federal prime contracting. The City does not hold contracts, IDVs, or direct federal grants; all federal transactional activity appears as subordinate recipient work on state-administered water infrastructure projects.

The City's federal footprint is narrow and recent. All three sub-grants, awarded on April 10, 2025, fund water treatment plant construction and related infrastructure work: two sub-awards target manganese removal in a new water treatment plant, and one sub-award combines construction of a new water treatment plant with elevated storage tank installation and demolition of two existing water storage tanks. Combined federal obligation across the three sub-grants totals $6.8 million. The Environmental Protection Agency Region 7 is listed as the customer agency against all three awards, indicating that EPA funding flows through the state health department to the City as a sub-recipient.

The City has no identified parent vehicles, no prime contract footprint, and no federal grant prime-awardee status. Activity reflects a single funding cycle; the awards-per-year trajectory cannot be characterized beyond the three 2025 sub-grants. No recompete exposure or multi-year vehicle position is evident from the source. This profile is consistent with a small municipality accessing federal water infrastructure grants through state pass-through mechanisms rather than competing for federal procurement dollars or managing its own federal grants.