Tate County Board Of Supervisors

Tate County Board Of Supervisors, a Mississippi county government entity, operates as a prime recipient of federal grants and holds a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for law enforcement patrol services at Arkabutla Lake. The Board competes on an unrestricted (full-and-open) basis with no set-aside designations across its prime federal footprint.

The Board's federal activity centers on two principal capability areas: law enforcement and facility security services, and emergency management and infrastructure stabilization. On the contracting side, the Board holds a $500,000 single-award BPA with the Army Corps of Engineers (ENDIST Vicksburg), established March 17, 2023 and running through March 16, 2028, for law enforcement patrol services at Arkabutla Lake in Senatobia, Mississippi. Four BPA calls have been issued under this vehicle since March 2023, each valued between $13,350 and $32,339 on a firm fixed-price basis; the most recent call, awarded March 31, 2026, carries a $32,339.01 ceiling with performance through March 30, 2027. On the grant side, the Board acts as prime recipient of federal grant awards for emergency management and natural resource conservation. FEMA has awarded the Board two Assistance to Firefighters grants totaling approximately $392,000 (one grant period closed August 22, 2023; one award dated September 27, 2025 with completion through September 26, 2027). The National Resources Conservation Service has funded the Board for three Emergency Watershed Protection (EWP) cooperative agreements supporting embankment stabilization and infrastructure improvements, all completed by December 2023 or early 2024.

Customer concentration is moderate across the Board's recent award history. The Army Corps of Engineers accounts for 5 awards totaling $606,000 in combined potential value across both the parent BPA and subsequent calls. FEMA and the Natural Resources Conservation Service each represent 3 awards. The Board also appears as a sub-recipient on a Mississippi Department of Transportation grant for road safety improvements (striping, signage, and pavement markers) on multiple routes in Tate County, awarded May 30, 2024. Activity has been sporadic but recent — one award in 2021, five in 2023, two in 2024, two in 2025, and one in 2026 — with two awards (combined potential value $32,000) reaching completion inside the next twenty-four months and thus facing recompete exposure. Combined dollars obligated across all awards ($2.8 million) exceed combined potential value ($607,000) by a material margin, reflecting multi-year obligations on grant awards and prior-year BPA calls that have accumulated invoicing.