County Of Baker

County Of Baker, doing business as Baker County Courthouse, is a U.S. local government entity located in Baker City, Oregon, registered in SAM.gov since 2004. The county provides a diverse range of services to federal agencies, primarily focusing on land management, environmental conservation, law enforcement, and emergency preparedness support. Through federal contracts and grants, County Of Baker works extensively with agencies like the Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture's Forest Service, and the Department of Interior, delivering specialized services that support regional ecological and community development objectives.

In terms of federal contract awards, County Of Baker has primarily secured purchase orders for law enforcement services and land rental. These contracts include a significant $530,000 law enforcement services contract with the Oregon-Washington Region, effective from October 2025 to September 2030, and a $4,400 land rental purchase order with the Bureau of Land Management's Region 6 Pacific Northwest office. The contracts are not set aside and cover services such as supporting federal land management agencies, providing law enforcement support, and facilitating land management activities. The county has demonstrated capabilities in delivering specialized services across various federal agency jurisdictions, with a focus on supporting government operations in rural and resource-intensive regions.

County Of Baker's federal grant awards are notably diverse, covering areas such as wildfire management, environmental conservation, public safety, and community health. Significant grants include a $246,000 U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service grant for updating the Community Wildfire Protection Plan, a $100,000 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service cooperative agreement for sage-grouse habitat conservation, and multiple sub-awards from the Oregon Health Authority for public health programs. These grants support objectives like creating fire-adapted communities, enhancing emergency preparedness, managing invasive species, supporting mental health services, and implementing substance abuse prevention programs. The county receives sub-grants from various state-level entities, including the Oregon Department of Emergency Management, Oregon Health Authority, and Oregon Military Department, demonstrating its comprehensive approach to community development and public service.