County Of Osage

County Of Osage — doing business as Sheriffs Department — provides law enforcement services to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as a prime contractor on purchase orders, operating as a local government entity (county-level law enforcement agency) based in Lyndon, Kansas. This is a U.S. Government Entity structure; the Sheriff's Department is a child entity of the parent County of Osage organization and does not participate in SBA set-asides.

The Sheriff's Department's federal footprint centers on law enforcement support for Army Corps of Engineers civil works projects. Recent representative work includes a $180,000 purchase order issued April 1, 2026, for dedicated law enforcement personnel and resources at Pomona Lake, Vassar, Kansas through March 31, 2029 (Kansas City District); a $180,000 Fiscal Year 2025 modification for law enforcement services at the Melvern Lake project (ultimate completion April 30, 2026); and a $180,000 base-year purchase order dated May 2, 2023, for law enforcement services in the Vassar, Kansas area (ultimate completion March 31, 2026). All awards are firm fixed-price with no set-aside designation.

Customer concentration is acute: the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Kansas City accounts for 19 awards valued at $1.3 million (combined potential value), with six additional awards from the broader Army Corps totaling $682 thousand — together representing 93% of awards and 85% of combined potential value. A single award from the Department of Transportation National Highway Traffic Safety Administration rounds out the active customer set. Across 28 total awards in the source portfolio dating to 2000, combined potential value stands at $2.3 million with $2.2 million obligated (96% execution rate). Activity volume is sparse and episodic: one award in 2026, one in 2025, two in 2023, and two in 2020, reflecting an infrequent contracting cadence. The Sheriff's Department carries 96% prime awards and 4% sub-award volume; one federal grant sub-award appears under a Kansas Department of Transportation Special Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP) FFY26 sub-grant dated December 4, 2025, reflecting the parent County of Osage's secondary grant participation. Work is classified under NAICS Police Protection (25 awards) and Security Guards and Patrol Services (2 awards), with PSC Housekeeping-Guard (22 awards) as the dominant coding.