County Of Thomas

County Of Thomas, doing business as Clerk's Office, is a Nebraska county government entity that has received one small federal prime contract award (a $3,500 purchase order from the Department of Agriculture Forest Service Region 2 - Rocky Mountain Region on March 13, 2026, for land rental services in Chadron, Nebraska) and serves as a sub-recipient on two federal cybersecurity grant awards. The vendor does not hold seats on government-wide acquisition vehicles, IDIQs, or BPAs, and operates exclusively in a sub-recipient or minimal-prime posture with no set-aside designations applicable to a government entity.

County Of Thomas's award footprint is sparse and narrowly concentrated. The single prime contract covers land rental services under NAICS Lessors of Other Real Estate Property (PSC Lease/Rental Of Other Non-Building Facilities), with a firm fixed price of $3,500 and an ultimate completion date of March 19, 2026. The two grant sub-awards, dated June 3, 2025 and December 15, 2023, are cybersecurity-focused — the vendor received sub-award funding to manage and reduce systemic cyber risk and to increase cybersecurity capabilities as a subordinate recipient under federal grant programs, though the specific CFDA numbers, grantor agencies beyond the grant structure, and dollar magnitudes for the sub-awards are not specified in the source. Over the three-year period covered (2023–2026), the vendor has received one award per year on average, with a combined potential value of $4,000 across all awards but combined obligated dollars of $20,000 — an indication that some awards have drawn down beyond their initial ceiling or that separate tranches of the same grant have been obligated. Customer concentration is absolute: all awards involve the Department of Agriculture Forest Service or its grant programs. The vendor has no documented federal prime contractor relationships, subcontract footprint with major primes, or presence on parent vehicles, and therefore represents minimal competitive or partnership relevance for federal contractors pursuing civilian IT or general services work.