County Of Wyoming

County of Wyoming, headquartered in Pineville, West Virginia, is a local government entity that has established itself as an active participant in federal contracting and grant programs since its registration in SAM.gov in 2008. The county demonstrates competency in providing essential public services spanning law enforcement, public safety, emergency management, and infrastructure development. Through both federal contracts and grants, Wyoming County Commission has leveraged federal funding to address regional needs and enhance the capabilities of its law enforcement and emergency management operations.

The county has secured federal contract awards demonstrating its competitive capability in the federal marketplace. Most notably, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Huntington District, awarded Wyoming County Commission a firm fixed-price purchase order valued at $132,550 for law enforcement services at R.D. Bailey Lake in Justice, West Virginia. This competitive contract, awarded on April 1, 2022, with an ultimate completion date of March 31, 2027, requires the county to provide five years of law enforcement coverage to support the Corps of Engineers' public safety mission at the federal recreation area. The award reflects the county's demonstrated experience in public safety initiatives and its ability to compete successfully in the federal contracting environment without set-aside designations.

Wyoming County has received substantial federal grant funding across multiple program areas, demonstrating significant federal investment in the region's infrastructure and public safety capabilities. The county's most recent prime grant award is a $562,500 Cooperative Agreement from the Environmental Protection Agency under the Congressionally Mandated Projects program (CFDA 66.202), awarded January 5, 2026, to implement the Hanover Waterline Extension Project through January 4, 2029. This infrastructure project involves constructing approximately 48,400 linear feet of water mains, two water storage tanks, a booster station, and related appurtenances, with anticipated service expansion to 215 new customers in the Hanover area and infrastructure upgrades to the Justice Public Service District. Additionally, the county received a $382,835 Project Grant from the U.S. Department of Justice's Office on Violence Against Women under the Local Law Enforcement Grants for Enforcement of Cybercrimes Program (CFDA 16.060), commencing October 1, 2024, and extending through September 30, 2027, to establish a Cybercrimes Investigation Unit in partnership with S.A.F.E., Inc. The grant funds specialized training for investigators, overtime pay for officer training, victim services, and equipment and software purchases. The county has also received multiple Project Grants and Block Grants from the Bureau of Justice Assistance and the Community Oriented Policing Program for law enforcement training and equipment purchases, including Crisis Intervention Training programs and the LiveScan fingerprint identification system. At the sub-grant level, Wyoming County has received funding pass-throughs from the Division of Emergency Management for cybersecurity enhancements and emergency management operational costs, as well as sub-awards from Go33 Justice & Community Services for Prevention Resource Officer programs in local schools designed to mentor students and provide drug awareness and conflict resolution instruction.