Leadville Sanitation District

Leadville Sanitation District, a U.S. local government entity headquartered in Leadville, Colorado, receives federal funding as a grant sub-recipient for wastewater treatment facility improvements and holds a single federal contract prime award for land rental services. The vendor's recent federal footprint is minimal — four total awards across two years, three of them grant sub-awards and one a $550 purchase order — with combined potential value of $550 on the contract side and $12.2 million in combined obligations across all awards, indicating that the obligated dollars are concentrated in the grant sub-award portfolio rather than in the named purchase order.

Leadville Sanitation District operates exclusively outside set-aside categories. Its federal customer base splits evenly between the Environmental Protection Agency Region 8 (three awards) and the Department of Agriculture Forest Service R2-Rocky Mountain Region (one award, the $550 land rental purchase order to USDA Forest Service). The grant work routes through the Colorado Water Resources and Power Development Authority as prime grantee; Leadville Sanitation District serves as sub-recipient on three identically-scoped awards from EPA Region 8, each dated May 23, 2024, for wastewater facility improvements including upgrades and repairs to headworks, aeration basins, clarifiers, solids handling, disinfection, and addition of a septage receiving station. The single contract prime award, issued August 22, 2025, is a purchase order for land rental services to the USDA Forest Service Rocky Mountain Region, with ultimate completion by August 26, 2025. Award activity is light — three awards in 2024 and one in 2025 — with no named parent vehicles, no subcontractor footprint, and no capability portfolio beyond water and wastewater infrastructure work performed under EPA and USDA funding.