First Judicial District Attorney's Office

First Judicial District Attorney's Office operates as a sub-recipient on federal victim-assistance grants awarded through Wyoming's Attorney General, exclusively performing grant work rather than holding prime contracts or seats on federal contracting vehicles. As a U.S. state government entity, the organization does not hold SBA designations and competes outside set-aside categories; all five federal awards in the source record are grant sub-awards, not contracts.

The organization's federal footprint centers narrowly on crime-victim support services. All five sub-awards, received between August 2024 and August 2025, derive from the Department of Justice through two grantor channels: the Office on Violence Against Women (3 awards) and the Office of Justice Programs' Victims of Crime program (2 awards). The work scope, consistent across all awards, targets emotional and physical victim support, victim stabilization following victimization, criminal justice system education and participation assistance, and post-crime security measures. The organization receives these funds as a sub-recipient under pass-through grants managed by the Wyoming Attorney General as prime grantee.

Combined obligation across all five awards totals $450 thousand. Activity has been modest and recent — two awards in 2024, three in 2025 — with no recompete signals, no parent contract vehicles, and no teaming relationships documented in the source. The organization serves only two distinct federal grantor agencies, both housed within the Department of Justice. As a state district attorney's office, First Judicial District Attorney's Office does not operate as a federal contractor and holds no contract authority; its federal engagement is limited to victim services grant administration in support of the state's prosecution mission.