County Of Douglas

County Of Douglas, a U.S. local government entity headquartered in Roseburg, Oregon, provides emergency dispatch, law enforcement support, natural resource monitoring, and hazardous fuels reduction services to federal agencies as a prime contractor on 100 awards (56% of recent activity) and as a sub-recipient on 78 federal grants (44% of activity). The county operates without SBA set-aside designations across its federal footprint, competing on full-and-open basis across all customer agencies.

County Of Douglas's customer concentration is regionally concentrated and mission-specific. The top five customer agencies account for 52% of awards: the Federal Emergency Management Agency (22 awards), the Department of Agriculture Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region (21 awards, $488 thousand combined potential value), the Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Community Living (21 awards), the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Oregon-Washington (17 awards, $5.1 million combined potential value), and the Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Bureau of Justice Assistance (11 awards). The potential-value ranking differs materially — BLM Oregon-Washington anchors 91% of combined potential value across all awards despite placing fewer task orders than FEMA or USDA Forest Service, signaling larger individual project awards. Prime contract work centers on stream gauge monitoring, law enforcement patrol, and dispatching services; grant work spans wildfire mitigation, emergency management, and justice system support.

Representative prime contract work includes a $920,338.71 multi-year law enforcement patrol services contract with BLM for the Roseburg District (base plus four option years, awarded October 2021, ultimate completion September 2026), a $420,300 stream gauge monitoring contract with BLM Oregon-Washington Region for the Umpqua River Basin (with option year 3 exercised through September 2028), and a $61,738 local 911 services purchase order with Veterans Integrated Service Network 20 (awarded September 2023, ultimate completion August 2028). Prime grant work includes a $6.12 million Community Wildfire Defense Grants award from USDA Forest Service (CFDA 10.720, awarded April 2026) for hazardous fuels reduction across 21 road systems totaling 235 lane miles in Douglas County, and a $311,000 Cooperative Agreement from the Department of Transportation Rural and Tribal Assistance Pilot Program (CFDA 20.943, awarded July 2024) for traffic analysis and RAISE grant preparation supporting Douglas County transportation planning.

Activity trended upward from 2022 through 2024 — 14 awards, 21 awards, and 27 awards respectively — but declined to 14 awards in 2025 and 3 in early 2026, reflecting award concentration in mid-cycle years rather than sustained growth. Two awards with a combined potential value of $920 thousand complete in the next twenty-four months, presenting moderate recompete risk. The county's sub-recipient footprint spans 78 federal grants flowing from state intermediaries, primarily the Oregon Department of Human Services, Oregon Department of Military Affairs, Criminal Justice Commission, and Oregon Department of Justice, covering public health, emergency management, criminal justice, and natural disaster recovery work under CFDA programs including the Older Americans Act, EMPG, RSAT, and BJA Justice Assistance Grants. Corporate structure includes Douglas County Fire District 2 as a named subsidiary. NAICS concentration reflects the work: Support Activities for Forestry (12 awards), All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services (11 awards), and Emergency and Other Relief Services (11 awards) dominate the portfolio. The vendor's capability portfolio is mission-driven and geographically rooted — all work is performed within Douglas County and adjacent regions in Oregon, with no multi-state or nationwide scope.