County Of Montgomery

County Of Montgomery, a U.S. local government entity headquartered in Mount Ida, Arkansas, operates as a prime contractor providing law enforcement patrol services and long-term care services to federal agencies on a full-and-open basis, with no set-aside posture. The county is not a for-profit firm and does not hold federal contract vehicles; it receives task orders and direct contract awards from federal customers.

County Of Montgomery's federal award footprint spans eleven awards with a combined potential value of $920 thousand, concentrated almost entirely in law enforcement patrol services at Lake Ouachita under the Army Corps of Engineers. The county holds a single-award blanket purchase agreement (BPA W912EE23A0008) with the Corps, valued at $500 thousand and running through February 16, 2028, against which the Corps has issued four task orders between 2023 and 2026. The BPA calls are firm fixed-price contracts for fiscal-year law enforcement patrol services; recent awards include a $52,509.60 call issued March 7, 2026, a $51,051.00 call issued March 7, 2025, a $49,592.40 call issued March 7, 2024, and a $48,133.80 call issued March 7, 2023. All four calls completed or will complete on March 6 of their respective fiscal years.

Customer concentration is dominated by the Army Corps of Engineers across the two funding lines shown in the portfolio block — the main Corps entity accounts for four awards ($816 thousand combined potential value) and the Engineering District Vicksburg administrative line accounts for two awards ($104 thousand combined potential value) — together representing $920 thousand of the combined value and anchoring the county's federal footprint. The Department of Veterans Affairs places three awards (value not specified), and the Department of Agriculture Forest Service and National Resources Conservation Service each place one award. The top NAICS categories are Security Guards and Patrol Services (6 awards) and Nursing Home, Long-Term & Adult Day Care Services (3 awards), reflecting the county's role as a local service provider. Activity has been intermittent; the county received one award per year between 2023 and 2026, with one award ($53 thousand combined potential value) facing ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months.