County Of Routt

County Of Routt, a Colorado local government entity, operates as a federal grant sub-recipient in public health and immunization programs and as a property lessor providing building and office space to federal agencies, primarily through GSA leasing agreements.

County Of Routt's federal footprint divides between two distinct operational modes. As a grant sub-recipient, the vendor receives funding passed through the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment from the Department of Health and Human Services for public health infrastructure and pandemic response work — specifically, the Colorado Selective Prevention Framework/Prevention for Shared Services Northwest Project, the Immunization and Vaccines for Children Program, the Public Health Emergency Preparedness Program, immunization COVID-19 work, enhanced detection expansion, and the Maternal Child Health Block Grant. Sub-award activity shows eleven federal grant sub-awards since 2023, with the most recent dated October 20, 2025. As a property operator, County Of Routt leases nonresidential building space to the federal government, principally through the General Services Administration's Basic Ordering Agreement GS08B14007, which carries 74 task orders and $17.4 million in combined potential value. The General Services Administration Public Buildings Service accounts for 14 awards and $10.4 million of the portfolio's $22.5 million combined potential value, representing 46% of dollars across the top-tier customer base.

The vendor's award record spans eighty-six total awards since 2004, though activity patterns show sparse recent volume — three awards annually in 2023 and 2024, with five awards in 2025. Combined dollars obligated total $1 million against $22.5 million in potential value, reflecting the early-stage posture typical of real-property leasing arrangements where space availability and agency utilization determine revenue realization. Six distinct federal customer agencies appear in the portfolio, with the Department of Health and Human Services agencies (Health Resources and Services Administration, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) anchoring the public health grant sub-work. The portfolio's top NAICS category is Lessors of Nonresidential Buildings, with the top PSC category Lease/Rental of Office Buildings representing 28 awards. County Of Routt competes as a prime recipient on the GSA schedule vehicle and as a pass-through sub-recipient on HHS grant awards flowing from the state health department, rather than as a contractor on competitive federal procurements.