Douglas County

Douglas Auditor County, doing business as Auditor, Douglas County, is a U.S. local government entity (county auditor's office) that operates as a federal grant recipient, not a federal contractor. The vendor holds one prime federal grant award and three sub-grant awards, all executed in 2022, with a combined obligated value of $357 thousand across two federal agencies. Douglas Auditor County does not hold federal contracts, IDVs, or seats on government-wide acquisition vehicles; its federal footprint is grant-funded only.

The prime grant award was an ARP Economic Development Grant for Rural Health Care Facilities from the Department of Agriculture's Rural Utilities Service, awarded August 12, 2022 and completed August 12, 2024. Sub-grant activity includes a December 2022 HMGP (Hazard Mitigation Grant Program) sub-award funded through the South Dakota Department of Public Safety as prime grantee, and two September 2022 BRIC (Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities) sub-awards. The vendor's federal customer base spans the Department of Agriculture (Rural Utilities Service) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency, accounting for 50% of award count coverage in the source data.

Activity is not recent. All four awards date to 2022; the most recent award closed December 31, 2022, placing the vendor's federal grant footprint outside active competition windows. Douglas Auditor County's role as a local government entity means it operates in a fundamentally different federal market from commercial contractors — grant recipient rather than prime or subcontractor — and carries no commercial contracting infrastructure, vehicle positions, or teaming arrangements typical of the federal prime or sub ecosystem. The vendor is not a candidate for commercial federal contracting pipeline pursuit or competitive intelligence tracking on procurement vehicles.