DOE Mountain Recreation Authority

DOE Mountain Recreation Authority is a U.S. state government entity based in Mountain City, Tennessee, that operates as a sub-recipient on federal disaster-relief grants, with no prime contracting footprint or federal contract vehicle seats. The vendor's entire federal award activity consists of three sub-grant awards from the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency, totaling $1.1 million obligated across 2025, all funded through the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

The three sub-awards, dated June 12, August 28, and September 12, 2025, support emergency protective measures under pandemic-relief reimbursement programs. The work includes provision of reimbursement to state, local, tribal, territorial government entities, and certain private nonprofit organizations for emergency protective measures necessary to save lives and protect public health and safety, emergency medical care, medical sheltering, administration and distribution of vaccines, and community engagement and information dissemination. All three awards flow through a single federal funding source — FEMA Headquarters Financial Assistance Awards — making customer concentration absolute at 100%.

DOE Mountain Recreation Authority holds no federal contracts as prime or subcontractor, participates in no government-wide vehicles, and carries no contracting capability footprint in the source data. The organization's federal activity is confined to sub-grant reimbursement work routed through Tennessee's emergency management agency. No recompete cliff or vehicle positioning applies; the vendor's federal relevance is narrow and specialized to pandemic-era emergency relief pass-through at the state and local government level.