Ramona Municipal Water District Improvement Corporation

Ramona Municipal Water District Improvement Corporation, doing business as Ramona Municipal Water District, is a U.S. local government entity based in Ramona, California, that receives federal grant funding as a prime recipient and sub-recipient across water infrastructure, facilities management, and critical infrastructure protection programs. The district is not a federal contract prime or contractor; its federal footprint is grant-funded exclusively.

The district's recent award activity is sparse and episodic. Seven awards span from 2001 to June 2025, with one award in 2024 and two in 2025; combined potential value across all awards stands at $49 thousand, though combined dollars obligated ($419 thousand) exceed potential value by 853 percent, indicating that the district has drawn down or is drawing down awarded grant funds substantially in excess of initial potential-value projections. The largest single award ($45 thousand in potential value) came from the Department of Agriculture Forest Service R5-Pacific Southwest Region. Customer concentration is weak across three distinct federal agencies — the Department of Agriculture Forest Service (two awards at the national and regional level), the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission (one award), and unnamed additional agencies covering the remaining 57 percent of awards in the prime-recipient role. The district's work spans water supply and irrigation systems, real property leasing, and critical infrastructure protection; a December 2024 award funded a senior center back-up generator, and two June 2025 awards relate to critical infrastructure and key resources protection.

The district operates as prime recipient on four awards (57 percent) and as sub-recipient on three grant awards (43 percent), with no parent contract vehicles, IDIQs, or vehicle-based task-order activity in the source data. No teaming relationships, subcontractors, or commercial partners are named. This is a small municipal utility with minimal federal footprint; it does not compete for federal contracts and does not appear to be a significant federal market participant.