Navasota Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc.

Navasota Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc., a tax-exempt nonprofit electric cooperative headquartered in Franklin, Texas, operates as a sub-recipient on federal grant programs funded through the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Department of Agriculture, delivering electrical infrastructure repair and utility services in Central Texas counties. The vendor does not hold prime federal contracts or IDVs; all nine recent awards in the federal record are sub-grant awards (89% of the footprint) flowing through the Texas Division of Emergency Management as the prime grantee.

The cooperative's customer concentration is extremely narrow and skewed toward FEMA. Eight of nine awards derive from Federal Emergency Management Agency Headquarters Financial Assistance Awards, with the remaining award a $8 thousand Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service sub-grant for field research implementation in the Plains Area. The FEMA cluster represents emergency response and disaster recovery work — specifically electrical infrastructure repairs in Freestone, Robertson, Limestone, Leon, Falls, and McLennan counties in response to declared disasters. Sub-awards dated July and September 2025 address county-level electrical infrastructure repairs across these jurisdictions; an earlier June 2024 sub-award covered administrative costs, and a May 2024 sub-award funded the cooperative's own utilities under the disaster-recovery grant structure.

Activity has accelerated in 2024 and 2025 after a single 2019 award, with six awards received in the first nine months of 2025 alone. However, the combined potential value across all nine awards reads as $8 thousand — a measurement artifact reflecting FEMA sub-grant structures where obligated funding ($2.4 million across the footprint) far exceeds the reported potential value ceiling. The vendor's actual cash flow and recompete exposure are substantially larger than the potential-value figure suggests; the $2.4 million in obligated dollars represents active performance on disaster-recovery electrical work across multiple Texas counties under FEMA's prime award to the Texas Division of Emergency Management. The cooperative's primary NAICS and PSC coding — Electric Power Distribution and Modification of Equipment for Electric Wire and Power Distribution Equipment — reflects its core work restoring electrical service to communities recovering from declared disasters.