County Of Shannon

County Of Shannon, a U.S. local government entity headquartered in Eminence, Missouri, acts as a sub-recipient on federal grants administered by state intermediaries, receiving funding for infrastructure improvements and community facility upgrades rather than competing as a prime contractor or holding contract vehicles.

County Of Shannon's federal footprint is characterized by grant sub-awards rather than contract work. The vendor holds five prime federal grant awards and four sub-awards across nine total awards since 2005, with recent activity concentrated in the past two years. The combined potential value reported across all nine awards totals $28 thousand, but actual obligations total $496 thousand—a ratio indicating that potential-value estimates on the source platform significantly understate actual spend on these grant awards. The most recent sub-awards, dated December 2025 and October 2025, flow through the Missouri Department of Public Safety and address rural road infrastructure projects in Shannon County townships (Birch Tree, Bartlett, Bartlett & Winona, Montier, and Spring Creek), while a September 2024 sub-award targets facility upgrades to the Winona Senior Center, including structural repairs, LED lighting conversion, and accessibility improvements.

Customer concentration is sparse. The Federal Emergency Management Agency Headquarters Financial Assistance Awards line represents three awards (44% of the award count), and the Department of Agriculture Rural Housing Service accounts for one award. These two federal sources span the entirety of the identified customer base. The top NAICS categories across the award portfolio are All Other Legal Services (two awards) and Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services (one award), though the named sub-awards suggest the portfolio's operational focus sits with community infrastructure and senior-services facility maintenance rather than the legal or consulting services that the NAICS framing implies.

Activity has been intermittent. After single awards in 2008, 2009, and 2011, the portfolio shows no recorded awards until 2024, when two awards were recorded, followed by two additional awards in 2025. No parent contract vehicles, BPAs, or agency-wide IDIQs appear in the source data. As a local government entity, County Of Shannon does not compete under SBA set-aside categories and does not hold a contracting posture in the federal marketplace; its role is limited to receiving and administering federal grant funds passed through state agencies for local infrastructure and community-services delivery.