City Of Shaktoolik

City Of Shaktoolik, an Alaskan Native Corporation-owned U.S. local government entity, receives federal disaster recovery funding as a sub-recipient of grants administered by the Alaska Department of Military and Veterans Affairs, with no direct prime contracts or contract vehicle seats. The city competes exclusively through grant sub-awards rather than contract vehicles; all recorded federal activity flows through FEMA Hazard Mitigation Assistance grants and Denali Commission allocations routed through state agency pass-through funding.

The city's customer concentration is entirely concentrated. FEMA Headquarters Financial Assistance Awards account for 4 of 5 total awards in the source data, with a single Denali Commission award rounding out activity. The combined obligated value across all recorded awards is $1.7 million. Recent sub-recipient activity centers on disaster recovery infrastructure work following storm damage in Alaska: a $267,908 federal-share award (amended down from the original $431,279) for evacuation road and first/second bend berm construction; a $248,017 award for sewage tanks and leach pit repairs; a $835,705 award (amended twice, original $827,990) for evacuation road damage remediation; and a $66,458 award for city-wide debris removal (100% complete as reported). All four FEMA sub-awards issued in 2024 carried the Disaster Recovery (DR) grant prefix, indicating response to declared disasters under FEMA's Public Assistance or Hazard Mitigation programs. The city's only non-FEMA award was a 2012 Denali Commission allocation. No federal contract prime work or contract vehicles appear in the source data. The city operates as a sub-recipient managing local infrastructure recovery; it does not procure goods or services for federal agencies and does not place sub-orders under federal IDIQs or GWACs.