County Of Franklin

County Of Franklin, a Washington local government entity headquartered in Pasco, operates as a prime contractor and grant sub-recipient delivering law enforcement services and victim-support programming to federal agencies, with 74% of recent awards as a prime and 26% as a grant sub-recipient.

County Of Franklin's federal footprint concentrates heavily on law enforcement and victim advocacy. The Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management Oregon-Washington Region is the dominant customer, accounting for thirteen awards valued at $484 thousand in combined potential value, primarily purchase orders for routine patrol, enforcement of state and county laws, and special operations support on BLM-administered public lands in Franklin County. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Walla Walla places thirteen awards (thirteen by count, $397 thousand combined potential value) of similar scope. These two customers anchor 81% of recent awards by count and 98% by potential value. Representative prime contract work includes a $125 thousand purchase order from BLM Oregon-Washington issued June 4, 2026, for law enforcement services (completion July 31, 2031), and a $25 thousand modification to an existing contract awarded July 18, 2025, for Franklin County law enforcement patrols. Both awards carry no set-aside designation despite historical WOSB set-aside solicitation language.

County Of Franklin's grant sub-recipient activity routes through state intermediaries, primarily the Washington State Department of Commerce and the Department of Social and Health Services. Recent sub-awards fund county prosecuting attorney and county clerk legal services under Department of Social and Health Services grants, victim-services programming through the STOP Violence Against Women Formula Grant Program (CFDA 16.588) administered by the Washington State Department of Commerce, opioid-use-disorder medication availability (Health Care Authority sub-awards), and cybersecurity risk management under the State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program. The Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families has placed seven awards; the Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women has placed two.

Activity is episodic and modest in scale. Five awards per year in both 2024 and 2025, one award in 2026 to date, and a $25 thousand recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months. Combined potential value across all 47 awards totals $903 thousand; obligated dollars are $2.7 million, reflecting prior-year invoicing patterns on rolling purchase orders. County Of Franklin operates through named subsidiaries including the Office Of Emergency Management Franklin County and Franklin County Fire Protection, consistent with its primary NAICS concentration in police protection (23 awards) and security guards and patrol services (5 awards). The vendor places minimal task-order work under the identified parent vehicle (Blanket Purchase Agreement INR12PA13514, two task orders, $94 combined potential value).