Greeneville Energy Authority

Greeneville Energy Authority, a Tennessee municipal government entity, acts as a sub-recipient on federal disaster-relief and broadband-infrastructure grants, not a federal contractor. All four recent awards in the source are grant sub-awards rather than prime grants or contracts, with 100% of activity routed through non-prime channels and concentrated within a single federal customer agency.

Greeneville Energy Authority's recent federal footprint consists entirely of sub-recipient work under the Federal Emergency Management Agency, channeled through Tennessee Emergency Management Agency as the prime grantee. Three of four awards support pandemic-related emergency protective measures and public health operations — emergency medical care, vaccine administration, medical sheltering, and community information dissemination — under FEMA's disaster-relief grant program. A fourth award, dated September 2023, centers on broadband infrastructure through the American Rescue Plan's broadband grant program. Combined obligated dollars across all four sub-awards total $9.5 million, with the most recent award dated May 20, 2026.

Activity shows limited volume and irregular timing. One award in 2023, two in 2025, and one in 2026 reflect opportunistic sub-recipient participation rather than sustained federal engagement. The vendor operates as a municipal authority rather than a competitive federal contractor — no prime federal contracts, no seats on government-wide vehicles, and no commercial contracting apparatus. The sole customer agency is FEMA, with all sub-awards flowing from Tennessee Emergency Management Agency as the state-level prime recipient. This footprint reflects Greeneville's role as a local government entity receiving pass-through disaster and infrastructure funding rather than an active federal marketplace player.