County Of Titus

County Of Titus, operating as Titus County Jail, is a U.S. local government entity (county-level) that acts exclusively as a sub-recipient on federal grants rather than as a prime contractor or prime grant recipient. The vendor has received five federal grant sub-awards since 2018, with a combined obligated value of $87 thousand across public safety, child welfare, and cybersecurity initiatives.

Titus County's federal grant footprint centers on the Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families, which accounts for three of the five sub-awards (60% of activity by award count). Recent sub-recipient work includes a portable radio acquisition project under the APX 8000 Radio Acquisition for Public Safety sub-award (April 2026), focused on multi-band radios to improve emergency response interoperability and communication reliability during potential terrorist incidents; Title IV-E child welfare financial support routed through the Department of Family and Protective Services (October 2025); and a Titus County Cybersecurity Mitigation Program sub-award (December 2024) for contractual services implementing advanced firewalls and comprehensive network security enhancements. Activity has been episodic — two awards in 2018, then a three-year gap before single awards in 2024, 2025, and 2026 — indicating project-driven grant capture rather than sustained contract vehicle engagement. As a local government entity acting solely in a sub-recipient capacity, Titus County does not compete for federal contracts, hold seats on GWACs or IDIQs, or operate as a prime on any federal vehicle. The county's federal funding profile reflects local infrastructure and services modernization rather than commercial service delivery or goods supply.