County Of Pershing

County Of Pershing is a U.S. local government entity registered in SAM.gov, located in Lovelock, Nevada, with a primary focus on local government administration and infrastructure development. As a parent organization, the county has been active in receiving federal awards, particularly in transportation and infrastructure improvement sectors. The entity is primarily engaged in providing local government services and supporting regional infrastructure projects, with a notable emphasis on airport-related improvements and community development initiatives.

The federal contract award history for County Of Pershing reveals limited direct contract work, with one notable law enforcement support contract for a playa contingency plan valued at $18,666.44, awarded in June 2020. The contract was not set aside and was completed by September 30, 2020. While direct federal contract awards appear minimal, the county has been more actively involved in sub-award contracts, particularly with state-level agencies such as the Nevada Department of Public Safety, Nevada Office of the Military, and Nevada Department of Health and Human Services. These sub-award contracts have included technology infrastructure improvements, such as implementing multi-factor authentication for user accounts, purchasing ruggedized laptop computers for the sheriff's office, and supporting various law enforcement and public safety initiatives.

County Of Pershing has been substantially engaged in federal grant awards, predominantly through the Federal Aviation Administration's Airport Improvement Program. The grants have focused on airport infrastructure development in Lovelock, Nevada, including multiple grants for constructing and designing a new 2,950-foot taxiway, totaling approximately $2,916,650.20. Additionally, the county has received COVID-19 related economic relief grants to support airport operations during the pandemic. The grant awards also include sub-grants from various Nevada state agencies, such as the Department of Health and Human Services for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) clinic operations, the Office of the Military for emergency management programs, and the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources for water system infrastructure improvements. These grants demonstrate the county's commitment to infrastructure development, public health support, and community resilience across multiple sectors.