County Of Marion

County of Marion (doing business as County Judge Office), a local government entity in Jefferson, Texas, provides increased law enforcement and security services to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as a federal prime contractor operating under full-and-open competition with no set-aside designations. The county is a U.S. local government structure serving as a direct federal awardee rather than a commercial vendor.

County of Marion operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) with no subcontract footprint. All federal work derives from a single customer: the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers, which accounts for 100% of the 22 awards in the portfolio. The Engineering District Fort Worth (ENDIST Fort Worth) dominates the relationship, representing 16 awards totaling $347 thousand combined potential value, with the broader Army Corps of Engineers accounting for an additional 6 awards carrying $130 thousand. County of Marion's capability focus aligns tightly with its customer's operational need — the source characterizes 21 of 22 awards under NAICS 922100 (Police Protection) and 18 under PSC "Support – Professional: Other," with the remaining awards split among security guards and patrol services and housekeeping-guard classifications.

Work centers on seasonal increased law enforcement services at Lake O the Pines and other Army Corps facilities in Marion County during peak recreation periods (May through September). Recent prime awards include a $20,736 firm fixed-price purchase order awarded May 22, 2026, for increased law enforcement at Lake O the Pines (ultimate completion September 7, 2026); a $13,923.84 purchase order from May 23, 2025, covering May 23 through September 1, 2025; and a $19,568.64 purchase order from May 17, 2024, covering May 17 through September 2, 2024. The pattern repeats annually with consistent contract values ranging from approximately $13,900 to $20,700 per award. Combined potential value across all 22 awards totals $477 thousand, with actual obligated dollars reaching $517 thousand (108% of potential value), indicating delivery completion at or above ceiling on prior awards. Activity remains flat at one award per year from 2022 through 2026.