City Of Troy

City Of Troy, an Idaho municipal government entity based in Troy, functions exclusively as a sub-recipient on federal grant awards; the city has not held any federal prime contracts or prime grant awards in the source data.

As a local government, City Of Troy lacks SBA designations and operates outside the federal contracting set-aside framework. The city's federal footprint consists entirely of three sub-grant awards obligating $201 thousand in combined federal dollars across a two-year period ending in mid-2023. Awards were received in 2022 (two sub-grants on project numbers 176 and 23, dated February 10 and April 7 respectively) and 2023 (one sub-grant on project 176, dated April 11). No contracting agencies, grantor agencies, parent grant programs, or CFDA numbers are present in the source data; the award descriptions identify only internal project reference numbers. Activity has been minimal and has not recurred since 2023, with no awards in the preceding or intervening years visible in the source.

City Of Troy holds no seats on federal GWAC, IDIQ, BPA, or schedule vehicles and has not served as a prime contractor to any federal agency. The city's role is confined to sub-recipient status on federal grants — a posture typical of small municipalities participating in state or regional pass-through grant programs where the city receives federal funding indirectly through a state or regional intermediary. Without grantor-agency names, program identifiers, or field-of-work descriptions in the source data, no capability or customer concentration profile can be derived.