County Of Sevier

County Of Sevier is a local government entity located in Richfield, Utah, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since 2005. As a U.S. local government and county, it has demonstrated capabilities in delivering federal projects across multiple sectors including healthcare, transportation, public safety, and community facilities. The county primarily provides services and infrastructure support to federal agencies through contract and grant awards, focusing on rural community development, public safety improvements, and essential infrastructure projects.

Through federal contract awards, County Of Sevier has engaged in several delivery order contracts primarily with the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Region 4 - Intermountain Region. These contracts have included land rental agreements and various service-related delivery orders, with contract values ranging from $500 to $3,600. The contracts have consistently been firm fixed-price arrangements without specific set-aside designations. Each contract has been relatively short-term, with completion dates typically within one to two years, indicating the county's ability to execute focused, specific-purpose federal contract work.

The county has secured significant federal grant awards addressing diverse community needs. Notable grants include a $3,092,560 Environmental Protection Agency cooperative agreement for drinking water infrastructure construction, a $1,037,000 Bureau of Justice Assistance grant for the Central Utah Public Safety Project, and a Economic Development Administration investment of unspecified amount to support a rail corridor feasibility study. These grants have supported critical infrastructure improvements, public safety enhancements, and economic development initiatives. The county has also received sub-grants from the State of Utah's Office for Victims of Crime and Department of Work Services, focusing on projects like children's victim services and pedestrian/bicycle trail construction.

County Of Sevier holds an indefinite delivery contract (IDC) with the National Interagency Fire Center, valued at $150,000, which establishes a land use agreement for the County of Sevier Fairgrounds. This multiple-award IDC spans from June 1, 2024, to May 31, 2029, and represents a strategic partnership between the county and a federal agency. The contract allows for potential future task orders and demonstrates the county's capacity to engage in longer-term federal contractual relationships that support community infrastructure and public land management objectives.