County Of Coleman

County Of Coleman, doing business as County Clerks Office, is a U.S. local government entity (Coleman County, Texas) that acts as a sub-recipient on federal disaster-relief and emergency-management grants awarded through the Texas Division of Emergency Management. The county has no prime federal contract footprint and no direct federal grant awards; all five federal awards in the source are sub-grants from FEMA funds flowing through Texas emergency-management administration.

County Of Coleman operates exclusively as a grant sub-recipient, accounting for 100% of its federal award activity. All five sub-awards originate from a single customer — the Federal Emergency Management Agency — and are administered through the Texas Division of Emergency Management as the prime grantee. The county's recent work comprises emergency protective measures (a March 2025 sub-award) and road-restoration projects across Coleman County precinct areas (Precincts 1, 3, and 4, awarded January 2026), plus management-cost allocation (awarded February 2026). Combined dollars obligated across all five sub-awards total $778 thousand. Activity has accelerated sharply — one award in 2025, four awards in 2026 — reflecting ongoing post-emergency recovery work tied to FEMA disaster declarations and the county's role in implementing federally funded repairs to county infrastructure and emergency services.

The county does not compete for federal contracts, does not hold seats on government-wide acquisition contracts or BPAs, and does not serve as a prime on grants or IDVs. Federal engagement is limited to disaster-relief execution as a sub-recipient, with no teaming relationships or subcontractor role on other federal work. This profile reflects the typical structure for county government entities receiving direct federal emergency-management funds: the county absorbs project execution, cost documentation, and compliance reporting while Texas state administration manages the federal grant relationship and fund flow.