ADA County Idaho

ADA County Idaho is a local government entity registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov), located in Boise, Idaho, with a primary focus on providing essential public safety, land management, and infrastructure support services to various federal agencies. As a U.S. Local Government and County, the organization serves as a critical service provider across multiple domains, leveraging its Sheriff's Office and county resources to support federal operations in southwestern Idaho. The entity has consistently demonstrated its capacity to deliver specialized services through federal contract and grant awards, with a robust track record of supporting agencies such as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Drug Enforcement Administration, Bureau of Land Management, and other federal organizations.

Through federal contract awards, ADA County Idaho primarily provides law enforcement and public safety services, including hourly patrol services, security inspections, and radio communications infrastructure support. The majority of these contracts are purchase order-based, with no set-aside designations, indicating open competition. Specific contract services have included law enforcement patrols for federal properties like the Lucky Peak Dam, radio services for federal agencies, security inspections, and compliance services. Contract values have ranged from small amounts like $559 to larger contracts exceeding $100,000, predominantly awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Drug Enforcement Administration. The Ada County Sheriff's Office has been the primary entity executing these contracts, demonstrating specialized capabilities in supporting federal agency operational needs across various domains.

Federal grant awards for ADA County Idaho have focused on environmental management, public safety enhancement, and recreational resource development. Notable grant projects include noxious and invasive weed treatments on Bureau of Land Management properties, where the county surveys and treats approximately 250 acres of noxious weeds annually and surveys 10,000 acres of infested areas. The county has also received grants for designing recreation sites, such as a $100,000 Bureau of Reclamation grant to develop a new Greenbelt park site meeting federal accessibility standards. Additionally, the Ada County Sheriff's Office has secured grants for body camera purchases through the Bureau of Justice Assistance, aimed at expanding transparency in law enforcement. The county receives sub-grants from the State of Idaho Military Division, including State Homeland Security Program (SHSP) and Emergency Management Performance Grant (EMPG) awards, which further support public safety and emergency preparedness initiatives.