County Of Pike

County Of Pike, doing business as Pike County Sheriff's Office, is a U.S. local government entity registered in SAM.gov since February 2002, located in Pittsfield, Illinois. As a county government organization, the entity primarily provides law enforcement services to federal agencies, with a strong focus on supporting the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' operations in Pike County, Illinois and Missouri. The organization is uniquely positioned as a government entity that can directly contract with federal agencies to provide specialized local law enforcement support for infrastructure and civil works projects.

The Pike County Sheriff's Office has consistently secured federal contract awards from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, primarily for law enforcement services. These contracts, ranging from $20,329 to $101,878, are typically firm fixed-price purchase or delivery orders without set-aside designations. The contracts specifically cover law enforcement support at various Corps locations, including John Hay and Park-N-Fish recreational areas in Pike County, Illinois, and operations in West Alton, Missouri. The Sheriff's Office provides dedicated law enforcement personnel, vehicles, equipment, and administrative support to ensure security and safety during the Corps' infrastructure and environmental projects. The contracts have performance periods ranging from one to three years, demonstrating a reliable and ongoing partnership with the Army Corps of Engineers.

For federal grant awards, the County of Pike has received sub-grants specifically focused on infrastructure development. In June 2022, the entity was awarded Community Development Block Grant-Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) close-out funding through the Illinois Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity. These grant funds were designated for a specific infrastructure project: designing and constructing the replacement of the Union Street Bridge over Spring Creek within the Village of Nebo, Pike County, Illinois. The grant award included provisions for right-of-way acquisition, indicating the county's commitment to local infrastructure improvement and development using federal grant resources.