Mountain Special Road District

Mountain Special Road District, a local government entity based in Missouri, receives federal grant sub-awards exclusively through the Missouri Department of Public Safety as the pass-through entity, with 100% of recent federal activity routed through grant sub-recipient status rather than as a prime contractor. The district operates as a county-level road and infrastructure authority with no direct federal contract prime awards or IDV seats.

The district's three federal awards, all obligated in 2025, total $144 thousand and consist entirely of Federal Emergency Management Agency Headquarters Financial Assistance awards passed through the state. The work covers districtwide roads and culverts capital work and management costs. All three sub-awards (January, March, and October 2025) flow from FEMA to Missouri DPS to Mountain Special Road District, indicating the district functions as a sub-recipient of disaster or infrastructure recovery funding channeled through state administration rather than as an independent federal vendor.

The district has no presence on government-wide acquisition vehicles (GWACs), BPAs, GSA Schedules, or agency-wide IDIQs. Its federal footprint is narrowly concentrated — a single grantor agency (FEMA), a single pass-through intermediary (Missouri DPS), and three recent sub-awards representing the entirety of documented federal activity in the source data window. No recompete exposure or pipeline maturity is evident; the three sub-awards appear to represent responsive project-specific infrastructure grants rather than recurring or multi-year vehicle positions. The district does not operate as a subcontractor to federal prime contractors on contract vehicles.