Utah County Government

Utah County Government, doing business as the Auditor's Office, is a local government entity registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since 2002, located in Provo, Utah. The organization serves as a critical municipal administrative body that engages with federal agencies through contract and grant awards, providing a diverse range of services including community development, public health, and environmental management. Its primary function involves supporting urban community development, public infrastructure improvements, and specialized regional services that address local and federal needs across multiple domains.

Through federal contract awards, Utah County Government has demonstrated capability in specialized service provision, most notably evidenced by its $37,301.48 firm fixed price purchase order with the U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management for noxious weed control services. This sole source procurement contract, spanning September 2022 to September 2027, highlights the county's expertise in environmental management and inter-jurisdictional coordination of land treatment activities. The contract was awarded without specific set-aside designations, indicating the county's competitive positioning in providing targeted environmental services directly to federal agencies.

Utah County Government has been a significant recipient of federal grant awards, particularly through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) program. These formula grants, totaling multiple awards from 2020 to 2024, support community development initiatives focused on providing decent housing, creating suitable living environments, and expanding economic opportunities for low- and moderate-income populations. Additionally, the county has received sub-awards from various state agencies, including the Utah Office for Victims of Crime and the Utah Department of Health and Human Services, enabling them to provide critical services such as victim advocacy, children's justice center support, COVID-19 response efforts, disease intervention services, and targeted population health interventions. These grants demonstrate the county's multifaceted approach to addressing community needs through federal funding mechanisms.