Onondaga County

Onondaga County Water Environment Protection Division, operating as Onondaga Civic Development Corp, is a New York county government entity that serves as a federal grant sub-recipient, managing environmental protection and public health initiatives funded through federal grants administered by state agencies and national foundations. Onondaga County is a U.S. Local Government structure with no role as a federal contract prime, no seat on federal contract vehicles, and no contract subcontracting activity; its federal footprint consists entirely of grant sub-awards (91% of recent activity) flowing through state-level and foundation prime grantees.

The vendor's award portfolio reflects a specialized, stable sub-recipient role in water systems, law enforcement support, and forensic services. Recent sub-grants include a May 2025 Coverdell forensic laboratory award and a May 2025 toxicology laboratory award, both flowing from the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services as prime grantee. Earlier grant work includes a significant May 2024 sub-award from The Rosamons Gifford Charitable Corp (identified as prime grantee for grant administration purposes) to support Onondaga County Probation's Project Trinity, a gang and gun violence reduction initiative for juveniles in Syracuse that combines case management, law enforcement coordination, and data-driven youth identification under the Northern District of New York's Project Safe Neighborhoods strategy.

Federal funding concentration is minimal and concentrated in Veterans Affairs. The Veterans Health Administration's Veterans Integrated Service Network 2 accounts for 11 of 27 awards tracked, representing $734 thousand of combined potential value. The General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Region 2, the Department of the Air Force, the Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Bureau of Justice Assistance, and the Environmental Protection Agency round out the customer set. The vendor holds positions on three indefinite delivery contracts (F3063576D0415 with 5 task orders, VA528P0627 with 2 task orders valued at $158 thousand, and VA528P0630 with 1 task order valued at $32 thousand), all under Veterans Affairs. Award activity is sparse and episodic—one to two awards per tracked year, with combined potential value across thirty-three awards totaling only $893 thousand, though obligated dollars ($18.4 million) substantially exceed the potential-value figures, indicating significant multi-year performance on prior-period awards.