Jamul Indian Village Of California

Jamul Indian Village is a federally recognized tribal government located in Jamul, California, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since 2009. As a sovereign Indian nation, the tribe has demonstrated capabilities in various specialized services, including archaeological collection management, environmental preservation, and community development. The tribe provides federal agencies with a range of professional services, such as tribal monitoring, archaeological preservation, water resource management, and infrastructure resilience projects.

Through federal contract awards, Jamul Indian Village has primarily engaged in archaeological and environmental monitoring services. Specifically, the U.S. International Boundary and Water Commission awarded the tribe a $174,320 contract for tribal monitoring services during the expansion of the South Bay International Wastewater Treatment Plant, focusing on monitoring new construction areas. Another significant contract from U.S. Customs and Border Protection, valued at $320,000, involved managing and preserving the Monument Mesa and Lichty Mesa archaeological collection. These contracts were awarded without specific set-aside designations, highlighting the tribe's competitive capabilities in cultural resource management and environmental monitoring.

The tribe's federal grant awards demonstrate a robust portfolio of environmental, cultural preservation, public safety, and community resilience projects. Notable grant awards include a $284,850 watershed assessment project from the Bureau of Reclamation, a $583,280 community policing grant from the Department of Justice's COPS Office, and a $122,680 hazard mitigation grant from FEMA's Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities program. Additional grants from agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency, Department of Energy, and Department of the Interior support initiatives in water quality management, electric grid resilience, historic preservation, and environmental program capacity building. These grants collectively underscore Jamul Indian Village's commitment to sustainable development, cultural preservation, and community enhancement across multiple critical domains.