Flat Creek Special Road District

Flat Creek Special Road District, a U.S. local government entity and county road district based in Cassville, Missouri, operates as a federal grant sub-recipient only, with no prime contracting footprint. The district has received three sub-grant awards totaling $38 thousand in obligated dollars, all flowing through the Missouri Department of Public Safety as the prime grantee and funded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

The three sub-awards, all dated within the first quarter of 2025, support debris removal and tree root ball and stump removal work across the county, along with associated management costs. The combined obligation of $38 thousand reflects emergency response or disaster-recovery infrastructure work rather than ongoing operations contracting. Flat Creek Special Road District does not hold its own federal contract vehicles, does not serve as a prime contractor on federal contracts, and does not hold prime federal grant awards — its federal activity is entirely dependent funding flowing from FEMA through the state agency pass-through mechanism. The single customer agency in the portfolio is the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which accounts for 100% of the district's recent federal awards by count and obligated value. There is no recompete risk, no parent GWAC or BPA position, and no teaming relationships with federal contractors on its own awards. The district functions as a local implementation partner for disaster or emergency recovery work rather than as a federal contractor or independent grant recipient.