Mora Mutual Domestic Water Consumers And Mutual Sewage Association, Inc.

Mora Mutual Domestic Water Consumers And Mutual Sewage Association, Inc., a U.S. local government entity (council of governments) based in Mora, New Mexico, operates as a grant sub-recipient and occasional federal contract prime, receiving federal funding for water and wastewater infrastructure management and emergency response activities. The vendor is not an 8(a) firm or other SBA-designated small business entity; it is a municipal mutual domestic water consumers and sewage association structured as a local government organization.

Mora Mutual's award footprint is sparse and episodic. Across six federal awards spanning from 2008 to 2026, the vendor has received three prime awards and three sub-awards, with combined potential value of $22 thousand but combined dollars obligated of $1.9 million — indicating that actual federal spending to date substantially exceeds the stated ceiling values. The three most recent awards, dated January 12, 2026, are sub-grants from the New Mexico Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, the prime grantee: management costs, a wastewater pump and remote monitoring system with controls (Pump #3), and a well water pump (Pump #2). An earlier prime award from the Department of Agriculture Forest Service, Region 3 (Southwestern Region), dated April 22, 2022, was a $22.3 thousand purchase order for land and facility use related to the Calf Canyon fire recovery effort (SNF-000028).

Customer concentration centers on three federal agencies: the Federal Emergency Management Agency Headquarters (3 awards, all sub-grants), the Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service (2 awards), and the Department of Agriculture Forest Service Region 3 (1 award). Activity is discontinuous — one award in 2008, one in 2018, one in 2022, and three in early 2026 — with no recurring contract vehicle or parent IDIQ relationship. The vendor does not hold seats on government-wide acquisition contracts or BPAs. Work scope appears limited to local water and wastewater infrastructure in the Mora, New Mexico area, with recent emphasis on emergency recovery and resilience funding routed through state administrative channels.