City Of Thrall

City Of Thrall, doing business as City Hall, is a U.S. local government entity based in Thrall, Texas that acts as a sub-recipient on federal infrastructure grants rather than as a prime contractor or grant recipient. The city has no federal contract prime awardees and does not hold parent IDIQs, GWACs, or BPAs; all three of its recent federal awards are grant sub-awards totaling $1.1 million obligated across a three-year span.

City Of Thrall's federal footprint is narrow and focused on water infrastructure. The city received three sub-award grants for water system work: a $1.1 million combined obligation for water improvements (Oct 31, 2022), water system improvements (Dec 1, 2024), and develop-and-adopt comprehensive plan work (Aug 12, 2026). The source does not name the primary grant recipients, grantor agencies, or federal grant programs (CFDA numbers) under which these sub-awards flow, nor does it provide individual sub-award dollar breakouts. Activity volume is minimal — one sub-award per year across the three-year window, with the most recent award dated August 12, 2026. No contracting vehicles, prime contractors, parent corporations, or teaming relationships are present in the source.

City Of Thrall operates exclusively in the sub-recipient role and is not positioned to bid as a prime on federal contracts or hold vehicle seats. For a federal contractor evaluating partnership or competitive dynamics, City Of Thrall is relevant only if the contractor subcontracts to local government entities on federally funded infrastructure grants in the water utility space, and only in the Thrall, Texas locality.