County Of Perry

County Of Perry, doing business as Perry County Treasurer, is a local government entity in New Lexington, Ohio that operates as a sub-recipient on federal grant programs — specifically, it does not compete for federal contracts or hold prime grant awards. The organization's entire federal award footprint consists of four sub-awards from the Ohio Department of Education, all channeling Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service funding to the Perry County Juvenile Court's food service programs.

Perry County Treasurer's federal activity is limited to two recurring grant programs: the National School Lunch Program and the School Breakfast Program, both funded through USDA's Food and Nutrition Service. The four sub-awards on file (two in FFY25 and two in FFY26, each awarded October 1st) carry a combined obligation of $43 thousand across the entire portfolio, with all work directed to nutrition service operations at Perry County Juvenile Court-Alpha. The vendor has not appeared on any federal contract vehicles, IDIQs, GWACs, or BPAs, and has no track record of acting as a prime contractor or prime grant recipient to federal agencies.

This organization represents the narrowest federal footprint profile: a county government entity operating at sub-award level on two identical federally-funded nutrition programs with minimal dollar volume and no contracting history. The recurring annual sub-awards (two per year in the source window) suggest ongoing participation in USDA food service programs, but the sub-recipient relationship through the state education department and the restricted scope to juvenile court operations indicate this is ancillary to Perry County's primary governmental function rather than a federal contracting or grant-administration posture.