Sargent Township, Missouri

Sargent Township, Missouri, a U.S. local government entity, receives federal disaster-relief funding as a sub-recipient of grants from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, administered through the Missouri Department of Public Safety. The township has no federal prime contracting footprint and competes in no set-aside categories; its five federal awards (2025–2026) represent 100% sub-grant activity totaling $1.5 million in combined obligations.

All five sub-awards flow from FEMA Headquarters Financial Assistance Awards passed through the Missouri Department of Public Safety as the prime grantee. The township's work centers on roads and infrastructure repair following declared disasters. Recent projects include township-wide gravel road restoration ($700,000 obligation, July 2025), township-wide culvert repair ($500,000 obligation, July 2025), and management costs associated with emergency response (three awards, Jun–Jul 2026). One management-cost sub-award references specific damage in "Sargent Township - Texas," though the vendor record identifies the township as based in Missouri; this discrepancy appears in the source material without resolution.

Activity has remained modest and episodic: two sub-awards in 2025, three in 2026. The source contains no recompete-cliff data and no indication of parent vehicles, performance period end dates, or renewal cycles. The township's only customer across the entire footprint is FEMA (via Missouri Department of Public Safety as pass-through), creating complete concentration among federal disaster-relief funding. No contract sub-awards, teaming relationships, or general-schedule participation appear in the source. Sargent Township operates as a recipient of discretionary disaster assistance, not as a vendor pursuing federal business development or maintaining standing on procurement vehicles.