Rolette County

Rolette County, located in North Dakota, is a U.S. Local Government registered in SAM.gov since 2009, serving as a critical administrative entity for local governance and public services. Through federal contract and grant awards, the Auditor's Office provides a diverse range of services primarily focused on public safety, emergency management, and community support. The county works closely with various federal agencies, including the Department of the Interior, to deliver targeted services that enhance local infrastructure, emergency response capabilities, and community health initiatives.

In terms of federal contract awards, Rolette County has primarily engaged with the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Indian Affairs Great Plains Region. The county has been awarded contracts related to inmate incarceration services, specifically supporting law enforcement functions for American Indian and Alaska Native tribal governments. These contracts, including a single-award indefinite delivery contract with a potential value of $461,900, focus on detention services for the Bureau of Indian Affairs' Office of Justice Services, District I. The contracts have been issued without specific set-aside designations and aim to support critical justice and community services in the region.

Federal grant awards for Rolette County demonstrate a broad spectrum of public service initiatives. The county has received grants from the Department of Interior's Office of Wildland Fire, including a $125,875 award for acquiring slip-on tanker units to enhance local firefighting capabilities. Additionally, the county has secured multiple sub-grants from the State of North Dakota addressing border security, emergency management, and public health. These grants have covered diverse programs such as COVID-19 response efforts, border security enhancement through Operation Stonegarden, local emergency management support, and nutrition programs for women, infants, and children (WIC).

The federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) held by Rolette County is a significant mechanism for delivering services. The county's primary IDV, awarded by the Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Great Plains Region, has a potential value of $461,900 and focuses on inmate incarceration services. The IDV supports the Bureau of Indian Affairs' mission of serving tribal governments and communities, with a specific focus on detention services for District I. Under this IDV, the county has been issued task orders, including a $60,480 firm fixed-price delivery order for providing unspecified services in Rolla, North Dakota, with a performance period through December 31, 2023. This IDV enables the county to facilitate detention services supporting law enforcement functions on or near tribal lands without additional subcontractor involvement.