County Of Adams

County Of Adams is a U.S. local government county entity based in Adams County, Wisconsin, registered in SAM.gov since 2009. Located at 401 Adams St #10 in Friendship, Wisconsin, the county provides essential municipal services and infrastructure support to federal facilities and local community programs. As a government entity, County Of Adams primarily engages with federal agencies through solid waste management services, particularly for the Federal Correctional Institution Oxford, and receives numerous sub-grants from state-level departments to support various community health, welfare, and infrastructure initiatives.

Through federal contract awards, County Of Adams has consistently provided solid waste and landfill services to the Department of Justice's Bureau of Prisons, specifically supporting the Federal Correctional Institution Oxford. These contracts, ranging from $9,000 to $40,284.58 annually, involve refuse remediation, solid waste collection, and landfill services for the correctional facility. The contracts are structured as firm fixed-price purchase orders with no specific set-aside designations, and have been consistently awarded on an annual basis. The county has demonstrated a reliable partnership with the federal correctional facility, providing essential waste management services that support the institution's operational needs.

County Of Adams receives numerous federal grant sub-awards primarily through Wisconsin state departments, focusing on critical community services. These grants cover a wide range of programs including child welfare (through the Wisconsin Department of Children & Families), public health services (via the Wisconsin Department of Health Services), emergency management (from the Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs), and transportation infrastructure (through the Wisconsin Department of Transportation). Specific grant programs include Child Welfare County Contracts, Family Foundations Home Visiting Program, Mental Health Block Grants, AODA Treatment Services, emergency management support, and various health initiatives like immunization support and COVID-19 related services. The county acts as a sub-recipient, receiving these grants to implement local-level programs that address community health, social services, and infrastructure development.