County Of San Diego

The County Of San Diego - doing business as Office Of Emergency Services is a U.S. government entity registered to receive federal contract and grant awards. It serves as the local emergency management agency for San Diego County, California, coordinating emergency preparedness, response, and recovery efforts. As a prime contractor, the County has provided utilities support services to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for the San Diego National Wildlife Refuge Complex Fire Station through firm fixed price purchase orders. These awards from the Department of the Interior have funded utilities like electricity and maintenance to ensure operational readiness and emergency response capabilities at the refuge fire station facilities.

Through prime federal contract awards, County Of San Diego - Office Of Emergency Services has delivered utilities services, fire station maintenance, and annual billing support to the Department of the Interior's Fish and Wildlife Service across multiple national wildlife refuges and complexes in the San Diego region. The majority of these contracts were stand-alone purchase orders issued directly to the County without set-aside designations or notable subcontracting arrangements reported. The work supported the operations and emergency response functions of Fish and Wildlife Service facilities through infrastructure and utilities services procured from this local government entity.

The County Of San Diego - Office Of Emergency Services has also served as a prime recipient for several million dollars in federal grant funding from programs like the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Community Wildfire Defense Grants and Congressionally Designated Project funds administered by the U.S. Forest Service. These substantial Project Grants are enabling hazardous fuels reduction, vegetation management for evacuation route preparedness, community wildfire planning, and other emergency preparedness activities across California communities. Additionally, the County has received subrecipient grants to provide COVID-19 testing, vaccinations, alternate care sites, wraparound services, and staffing support. This work involves partnerships with hospitals, health centers, universities, and other local entities to enhance emergency response capabilities through federal grant programs.