County Of Gilliam

Gilliam County, located in Oregon, is a U.S. local government entity registered in SAM.gov since 2009, operating as Gilliam County Sheriff with its primary address in Condon, Oregon. The county serves as a parent entity that provides various governmental services to federal agencies, specializing in law enforcement, environmental management, and community support programs. Through its federal contract and grant awards, Gilliam County demonstrates a multifaceted approach to public service, engaging with multiple federal and state agencies to support regional infrastructure, safety, and community development needs.

The county has secured several federal contract awards, primarily from the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in the Oregon-Washington Region, focusing on law enforcement patrols and environmental management. These contracts include a $19,000 firm fixed-price purchase order for weed treatment in 2024 and a $44,202.81 purchase order for law enforcement patrol services with a completion date of May 14, 2028. The contracts are predominantly non-set-aside agreements, indicating open competition. Gilliam County has worked on projects involving land management, law enforcement support, and environmental maintenance, demonstrating its capacity to provide specialized services across different governmental domains.

Regarding federal grant awards, Gilliam County has received multiple sub-grants from Oregon state agencies, covering diverse areas such as emergency management, public health, mental health services, and community support. Notable grant activities include a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for managing undesirable plants, sub-grants from the Oregon Department of Emergency Management for emergency operations planning, and multiple health-related grants from the Oregon Health Authority. These grants support programs in substance abuse prevention, immunization, epidemiology, community mental health services, and victim/witness assistance. The county has also received transportation-related grants from the Oregon Department of Transportation and emergency management grants from the Oregon Military Department, showcasing its comprehensive approach to community welfare and infrastructure support.