City Of ST Michael

City Of ST. Michael, a U.S. local government entity (city), receives federal disaster-relief grants as a sub-recipient through the Alaska Department of Military and Veteran's Affairs, focusing on infrastructure repair and recovery management following declared disasters. The city operates exclusively in a sub-recipient capacity and has not held prime contracts or prime grant awards; all six recent federal awards flowing through Saint Michael are sub-awards under disaster-relief grant mechanisms administered by FEMA through the State of Alaska.

The city's federal footprint is narrow and specialized. All six awards in the source originate from Federal Emergency Management Agency Headquarters Financial Assistance Awards (100% of recent awards), with a combined federal obligation of $1.9 million across 2024. The four largest sub-awards address infrastructure damage: a $1.35 million federal share for Village Access Roads Damage (DR4672 PW0083), a $165,515 federal share for Russian Hill Road and Culvert repair (DR4672 PW0015), a $137,335 federal share for City Offices Building damage (DR4672 PW0011), and a $120,550 award for management costs (DR4672 PW0107). Two additional awards cover the Historic St. Michael Cemetery Damage ($61,212 federal share) and an unspecified project ($93,890). All six awards carry the DR4672 disaster-declaration prefix, indicating they stem from a single declared disaster event and flow through Alaska DMV&A as the prime grantee. The city acts as project implementer and cost-recovery recipient rather than as a grant administrator or planning entity.

Saint Michael has no federal contracting footprint, no seats on federal vehicle IDIQs or GWACs, and no sub-prime teaming relationships. Activity is confined to 2024 and reflects post-disaster infrastructure recovery only — not sustained operational or service delivery. The city does not compete for federal procurement or stand-alone grant awards and therefore represents no direct procurement competition. For contractors looking at sub-award opportunities or disaster-recovery supply chains, Saint Michael's role is as a beneficiary of FEMA pass-through grants administered by the State of Alaska, not as a procurement agent or vendor partner. The single customer agency is FEMA; the single prime grantor is the State of Alaska.