County Of Concho

County of Concho, operating as the Concho County Sheriff Department, is a U.S. local government entity based in Paint Rock, Texas, that receives federal grant funding as a sub-recipient but does not hold prime federal contracts or participate in federal contract vehicles. The county's federal award footprint consists exclusively of grant sub-awards routed through state intermediaries, with no prime contracting activity and no seat on IDIQs, GWACs, or BPAs.

Concho County has received three federal grant sub-awards totaling $1.3 million obligated since late 2022, all flowing through the Texas Division of Emergency Management as the prime grantee. The awards reflect disaster recovery and infrastructure resilience work: a May 2026 sub-award for a Concho County Hazard Mitigation Plan Update, a February 2026 sub-award for county-wide Category C completion work (award 1063940), and an October 2022 sub-award for replacement of a water line in the Ivie Standpipe Pressure Plane. All three awards ultimately trace to Federal Emergency Management Agency Headquarters Financial Assistance funding, which accounts for 67% of Concho County's tracked federal award count. The county's activity shows two awards in 2026 against a single 2022 award, reflecting post-disaster recovery grant cycles rather than ongoing operational contracting.

Concho County's position is limited to grant sub-recipient status for hazard mitigation, disaster recovery, and water infrastructure resilience work in rural west Texas. The county does not compete for or hold federal prime contracts, does not manage federal contract vehicles, and does not appear in federal procurement databases as a service provider. Any federal contractor looking at Concho County as a customer, teaming partner, or M&A target should note that the county's federal engagement is passive — grant reimbursement for disaster and infrastructure work — rather than active procurement of goods or services from vendors.