County Of Moffat

County Of Moffat is a U.S. local government entity located in Craig, Colorado, registered in SAM.gov since May 3, 2002. As a county government, it provides essential administrative and public services to its local community, with a focus on infrastructure development, public safety, and community support. The county operates as a parent entity and has demonstrated significant engagement with federal agencies through various contract and grant mechanisms, primarily supporting airport infrastructure, law enforcement, public health, and community facility improvements.

Through its federal contract awards, County Of Moffat has primarily worked with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM-CO), securing a $40,000 law enforcement services contract with an ultimate completion date of September 30, 2028. The contract is not set aside and involves providing law enforcement services in Moffat County. Additionally, the county has been involved in fuels management projects, specifically mowing hazardous fuels along county roads in areas with sage grouse habitat, which helps create fire buffers and increase firefighter safety. These contracts demonstrate the county's capability to provide localized services that support federal land management and public safety objectives.

The county's federal grant awards are predominantly focused on airport infrastructure, public health, and community development. Significant grants include a $6,485,305.56 Federal Aviation Administration Airport Improvement Program grant for reconstructing runway and taxiway infrastructure at Craig-Moffat County Airport, and a $4.65 million Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service grant for community facilities improvements. The county also receives numerous sub-grants from the State of Colorado's Department of Health Care Policy & Financing and Department of Human Services, supporting administrative functions for public assistance programs. Additional grant activities include COVID-19 response, immunization support, and firearm safety initiatives. These grants showcase the county's diverse role in supporting rural infrastructure, public health, and community services through federal funding mechanisms.