County Of Tishomingo

County Of Tishomingo Tishomingo County Board Of Supervisors Division, doing business as Board Of Supervisors, is a local government entity in Iuka, Mississippi that operates as a federal grant recipient for airport infrastructure and economic development projects and as a prime contractor providing supplemental law enforcement services to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The vendor is structured as a child entity of the parent County Of Tishomingo and competes full-and-open without set-aside designations.

The Board of Supervisors' federal work splits between two distinct capability areas. On the contract side, it provides supplemental law enforcement services for recreation and public areas along the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway in Tishomingo County under annual purchase orders with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Mobile (ENDIST Mobile), valued at approximately $20,160 per year. These recurring orders (May 2022 through May 2026) are firm fixed price, performed in Dennis, Mississippi, and fall under NAICS 6152 (Security Guards and Patrol Services). On the grant side, the County acts as recipient for Federal Aviation Administration Airport Improvement Program grants (CFDA 20.106) focused on runway rehabilitation, hangar reconstruction, and aeronautical survey work at Iuka Municipal Airport and Belmont airport facilities. Recent FAA grants include a $153,410.53 project grant for runway rehabilitation design (awarded July 7, 2025, completion July 6, 2029), a $115,789.47 project grant for runway 1/19 design phase (awarded August 21, 2025, completion August 20, 2029), and a $143,000 project grant for hangar reconstruction (awarded July 1, 2025, completion June 30, 2029). The County also received American Rescue Plan Act economic relief grants from FAA for airport operations and COVID-19 pandemic response (awarded November 2, 2021), Appalachian Regional Commission grants for business site development, and a Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service community facility disaster grant related to 2019 tornado and flood recovery.

Customer concentration is split across the Federal Aviation Administration (29 awards across the Southern Region and FAA national office) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (16 awards, $321 thousand combined potential value). The recent five-year award trajectory shows activity clustering in 2022 (four awards) and 2025 (six awards), with minimal activity in 2023–2024. Only one award (the May 2026 Army Corps purchase order valued at $20,163) faces completion within the next twenty-four months. Combined potential value across all 54 awards totals $320 thousand, though obligated dollars across all awards reach $10.7 million, reflecting the county's consistent multi-year receipt of grant funding since 2010. The vendor operates as prime on 98% of awards and carries one grant sub-award relationship (September 2025, to the parent County Of Tishomingo). As a local government entity, the Board of Supervisors does not hold SBA certifications or compete under set-aside categories.