Broadwater County

Broadwater County is a local government entity registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since 2004, located in Townsend, Montana. As a U.S. local government county, it primarily engages with federal agencies through grant awards, with a significant focus on airport infrastructure and emergency management services. The county has been a recipient of multiple federal grants, predominantly from the Northwest Mountain Region, with an emphasis on airport improvement, public safety, and community development projects.

In terms of federal contract awards, Broadwater County has minimal direct contract activity. The available contract records show two specific purchase orders related to wildland fire and land/facility use, both issued by the Region 1 - Northern Region. These contracts were relatively small in value, with ceiling amounts of $10,000 and $20,100, and were focused on specific land use and fire-related services. No specific set-aside designations were noted for these contract awards, indicating standard procurement processes.

Broadwater County's federal grant awards are extensive and diverse, primarily centered on airport infrastructure improvements, emergency management, and public health initiatives. The county has received multiple Airport Improvement Program (AIP) grants totaling millions of dollars, which support runway reconstruction, taxiway improvements, navigational aid installations, and airport expansion projects. Additionally, the county has received sub-grants from various state agencies, including the Montana Department of Health and Human Services (for public health emergency preparedness), the Montana Board of Crime Control (for victims advocacy), and the Department of Military Affairs (for emergency management and security system enhancements). These grants cover a wide range of activities, from improving airport facilities and emergency communications to supporting public health initiatives and community safety programs.