Clallam County

Clallam County is a local government entity located in Washington State, registered in SAM.gov since 2003, with its primary address in Port Angeles. As a U.S. local government and county-level organization, Clallam County provides critical public services and infrastructure support through various federal contract and grant mechanisms. The county serves as a parent entity engaged primarily in grant-related activities, with a focus on regional economic development, environmental conservation, public health, emergency management, and community infrastructure improvements.

Through federal contract awards, Clallam County has primarily engaged in specialized technical services, most notably water testing for the Department of Interior's National Park Service. The county's primary federal contract is a firm fixed-price purchase order with the National Park Service's Pacific West Region, specifically supporting water testing services for Olympic National Park. This contract, valued at $14,329, extends through September 30, 2027, and has been modified multiple times to add funding, exercise option years, and adjust performance parameters. The contract has no specific set-aside designation and represents a targeted, specialized service supporting national park environmental monitoring.

Clallam County's federal grant portfolio is extensive and diverse, covering areas such as economic development, environmental conservation, public health, emergency management, and community infrastructure. Notable grant awards include a $2,434,622 WaterSMART grant from the Bureau of Reclamation for water conservation and fish habitat improvement, a $550,000 treatment court grant from the Department of Justice's Bureau of Justice Assistance, and two economic development grants from the Economic Development Administration totaling over $50 million to revitalize natural resource industries in the North Olympic Peninsula. Sub-grant awards further demonstrate the county's broad engagement, including public health workforce development, COVID-19 response, maternal and child health initiatives, homeland security preparedness, and marine resources conservation. Primary grant partners include Washington State departments of Health, Transportation, and Military, as well as federal agencies like the CDC, FEMA, and the Economic Development Administration.