Danbury ISD

Danbury ISD, a public school district based in Danbury, Texas, operates as a sub-recipient on federal emergency management grants administered by the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) as the prime grantee. The district has no direct federal contract or prime grant awards in the source data; all three recent awards are sub-grant allocations from FEMA financial assistance passed through TDEM.

Danbury ISD's federal activity consists entirely of sub-recipient work under a single federal customer — the Federal Emergency Management Agency — with three sub-grant awards obligated between May and September 2025 totaling $264 thousand combined. The awards support emergency preparedness management costs and central administrative functions designated for the school district's emergency preparedness program. Award dates cluster tightly: a May 2025 sub-grant for central administration ($756,014 line item), an August 2025 sub-grant designated for the district's emergency preparedness manager role, and a September 2025 sub-grant for management costs. The district's federal grant footprint reflects its role as a local recipient of disaster preparedness and emergency management funding rather than an active vendor pursuing multiple federal customers or contract vehicles. As a government entity (specifically a U.S. local government school district), Danbury ISD is not eligible for SBA designations such as 8(a), HUBZone, or SDVOSB, and does not compete for federal contracts in the commercial sense — instead, it receives direct appropriations and pass-through grants as a statutory recipient class under FEMA and state emergency management programs.