Egypt Ramseytown VOL Fire DEP

Egypt Ramseytown VOL Fire DEP, a U.S. local government township entity based in North Carolina, acts as a federal grant sub-recipient, receiving disaster recovery and capital facilities funding routed through the North Carolina Department of Public Safety as the prime grant recipient. The entity has no federal contracting footprint and does not hold prime contract vehicles or seats on government-wide acquisition contracts.

Egypt Ramseytown's federal activity is limited to Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) grant sub-awards. The organization has received four federal awards totaling $1.1 million obligated dollars across a sixteen-year span (2010 through 2026), with all recent activity (2025 and 2026) channeled through FEMA disaster recovery and facilities relocation sub-grants. Representative work includes a June 2026 sub-award for relocation of the main fire station building and storage shed (award 824837), and two separate disaster recovery sub-awards dated June 2025 and August 2025. The North Carolina Department of Public Safety serves as the prime grant recipient on all three recent sub-awards, meaning Egypt Ramseytown Fire Department operates as a subordinate performer within a state-level grant structure rather than as a direct federal awardee.

Customer concentration is entirely within FEMA; the Federal Emergency Management Agency Headquarters Financial Assistance Awards line accounts for three of the four awards in the source data. Activity is sparse and episodic — one award in 2010, then a gap until 2025 — with no trajectory toward sustained federal engagement. The organization's federal role is limited to receiving and managing pass-through grant funding for emergency management and facilities capital projects at the local township level, not procuring goods or services or competing for federal contract work.