City Of Russellville

City of Russellville, Missouri, a U.S. local government entity headquartered in Russellville, Missouri, operates exclusively as a federal grant sub-recipient, not as a prime contractor or IDV holder. The city has received three federal grant sub-awards totaling $1.3 million obligated across the past two years, all routed through state and federal infrastructure grant programs rather than direct federal procurement vehicles.

The city's federal footprint is minimal and narrowly concentrated. All three awards are grant sub-awards; the city holds no prime grants, contracts, or seats on federal IDVs. The Department of Transportation's Federal Highway Administration is the only distinct customer agency represented in the source data, accounting for one sub-award related to sidewalk infrastructure on Railroad Avenue and Simpson Street in Cole County. The other two sub-awards address municipal infrastructure: one from the Department of Transportation (routed through the Missouri Department of Transportation) for sidewalk and drainage repairs near the elementary school and recreational facilities, and one for wastewater collection and treatment system upgrades addressing inflow and infiltration, lift-station capacity, flow equalization, aeration, sludge handling, and clarifier freeze-up issues.

Activity is sparse — two awards in 2024 and one in 2026 — with no recompete cliff or recurring vehicle position to signal. The city functions as a sub-recipient municipality within state-administered federal grant programs, not as a vendor competing for federal contracts or managing federal procurement vehicles. This profile is consistent with municipal infrastructure recipients that access federal grant funding through state departments of transportation and environmental agencies rather than contracting independently with federal agencies.