Kanosh Town

Kanosh Town, doing business as Town Hall, a U.S. local government municipality based in Fillmore, Utah, provides land rental services and water infrastructure support to the federal government as a prime recipient and prime contractor. The vendor operates exclusively on a full-and-open basis with no set-aside designations across its recent federal footprint.

Kanosh Town's federal work centers on two capability areas: land rental services for the Department of Agriculture's Intermountain Region and water resource infrastructure grants from USDA Rural Utilities Service and the Natural Resources Conservation Service. Land rental contracts dominate the recent contract portfolio. The Intermountain Region awarded four purchase orders for land rental services in Monroe, Venice, and related locations in Utah — two orders on July 28 and July 31, 2026 (valued at $15,400 and $3,800, with performance completion on August 18, 2026) and two additional orders on August 23, 2025 (valued at $2,000 and $5,000, with completion on September 1, 2025). All four land rental awards carry firm fixed-price pricing on purchase-order vehicles.

On the grant side, Kanosh Town received two project grants from USDA Rural Utilities Service in September 2024: a Domestic Water Grants award (completion September 5, 2024) and an Emergency Community Water Assistance Grant with a five-hundred-thousand-dollar limit and completion date of September 4, 2026. The vendor also holds a cooperative agreement with the Natural Resources Conservation Service for watershed planning and received a Rural Housing Service award. Combined potential value across all nine awards totals $26 thousand, though combined dollars obligated across the portfolio reach $2.1 million, indicating that grants and prior-year obligations carry substantially larger values than current contract ceilings suggest. All nine awards are prime — the vendor operates without subcontractors.

Customer concentration is complete within the Department of Agriculture: 100% of awards fund USDA programs across four distinct USDA agencies, with the Intermountain Forest Service Region anchoring four land rental contracts. Activity has remained modest and episodic — two awards in 2024, 2025, and 2026 respectively — reflecting the specialized, small-dollar nature of land rental transactions and the episodic grant cycle. Kanosh Town's federal footprint reflects its character as a small rural local government entity providing land access and water infrastructure support aligned with USDA rural development priorities.