County Of Trinity

County Of Trinity Department Of Transportation, a division of the County of Trinity local government entity based in Weaverville, California, operates as a federal grant and contract recipient providing aviation infrastructure support, emergency incident response, and land-facility services to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service and the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration. The organization competes without set-asides across all federal work and has positioned itself as a provider of specialized services to western region federal land-management and transportation agencies.

County Of Trinity Department Of Transportation's customer concentration centers on a single dominant customer. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Region (Region 5), accounts for the majority of the agency's federal footprint — 11 prime awards carrying $680 thousand in combined potential value, representing the core of the organization's federal contract work. The Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Western Pacific Region follows with 6 awards, primarily in airport improvement and pandemic-relief grant work. The Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation contributes 5 awards focused on Trinity River restoration and community risk reduction stewardship. Together, these three customer agencies account for approximately 76% of all awards by count and 100% of combined potential value in recent activity. The Forest Service relationship is particularly deep, anchored by two multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts: one valued at $250 thousand with an ultimate completion date of December 31, 2029, and a predecessor IDC valued at $250 thousand that ran through December 31, 2024. Since May 2025, the current Forest Service IDC has issued delivery orders for aviation and emergency incident support services, with recent orders valued at $3 thousand (May 2026) and $4.4 thousand (August 2025).

Recent prime contract work exemplifies the organization's core capability portfolio. A $64 thousand Forest Service purchase order (August 2025) procured land rental services in Redding, California, with performance completed by September 2025. A $78 thousand purchase order (August 2023) covered land and facility use services supporting fire prevention, conservation, and recreation programs. Smaller delivery orders for $7.2 thousand (August 2023) and $5.1 thousand (August 2023) provided aviation, transportation, and incident response support. The organization also holds a $180.5 thousand project grant from the FAA under the Airport Improvement Program (CFDA 20.106), awarded August 2025, to update the county's pavement management plan for airports associated with Trinity Center, California, with completion scheduled for August 2029.

County Of Trinity Department Of Transportation's federal grant footprint reflects diversified engagement with land management and conservation agencies. Beyond the FAA airport infrastructure grant, the organization is a recipient under cooperative agreements with the Forest Service (Wildland Crisis Strategy for Community Risk Reduction Stewardship Project, awarded August 2023, completing March 2031) and the Bureau of Reclamation (Trinity River Restoration Program support, awarded June 2022, completing June 2027), providing technical assistance, coordination, and on-site implementation support for ecosystem restoration and river habitat recovery. The organization also received a cooperative agreement from the National Resources Conservation Service under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act for emergency watershed protection work (Coffee Creek channel clearing, May 2022). American Rescue Plan Act airport relief grants from the FAA (awarded January 2022) provided pandemic operational and personnel cost assistance. The organization appears in sub-grant awards records as a recipient of subordinate awards for transit operating assistance, capital replacement for transit vehicles, and public services food bank funding, indicating participation in broader federal transit and social-service pass-through programs. The organization carries 34 total awards across prime and sub roles, with combined obligated dollars ($6.8 million) substantially exceeding combined potential value ($684 thousand), a signal of historical or multi-year funding execution. Activity has fluctuated — one award in 2024 followed by eight in 2025 and one in 2026 — with only one award facing ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, suggesting low near-term recompete pressure.