Mount San Jacinto Winter Park Authority

Mount San Jacinto Winter Park Authority, a local government entity headquartered in Palm Springs, California, operates exclusively as a grant subrecipient rather than as a federal contractor, receiving all of its recent federal funding through the Federal Emergency Management Agency via pass-through grants administered by the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services.

The Authority's federal footprint is minimal and recent. Over the past two years, it has received three FEMA grant sub-awards totaling $211 thousand in combined obligations. The first award, dated March 5, 2024, funded force account materials and contract services covering the period March 13, 2020 through July 1, 2022, with a value of $211 thousand. Two subsequent sub-awards, both dated February 9, 2026, are designated as subrecipient management-cost awards. All three sub-awards flow through the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services as the prime grantee, positioning Mount San Jacinto Winter Park Authority in a pass-through funding relationship rather than as a direct federal grantee or contractor.

The Authority does not hold federal contracts, participate in government-wide acquisition vehicles such as GWACs or IDIQs, or pursue federal work as a prime contractor. Its engagement with federal programs is limited to disaster-relief and emergency-management funding channeled through state-level intermediaries. Given the narrow scope, recent vintage, and grant-subrecipient-only posture, the Authority does not represent a competitive or teaming target for federal contractors seeking to expand their prime footprint or vehicle position, and presents no contracting risk profile.