Sevier County Treasurer

Sevier County Treasurer, County Judge Division, doing business as Sevier County Clerk Office, is a U.S. local government entity based in De Queen, Arkansas that acts as a federal grant recipient for airport infrastructure projects and as a prime contractor for law enforcement services, operating without small business set-aside designation across its federal footprint. The vendor is registered in SAM.gov and has served federal agencies since 2002.

Sevier County's federal work splits between two capability streams. The larger, more recent one centers on airport infrastructure development at De Queen Airport under the Federal Aviation Administration's Airport Improvement Program (CFDA 20.106). Recent grant awards include a $440,975.79 Project Grant from the FAA Southwestern Region (August 19, 2025) to fund Phase 1 construction of a 5,000-square-foot aircraft storage hangar, a $198,883.16 Project Grant (September 8, 2025) for a 7,350-square-foot sponsor-owned aircraft hangar, a $431,840 Project Grant (September 5, 2024) for construction of a 700-foot taxilane to provide airfield access to a hangar development area, and a $240,000-plus grant (July 18, 2022) for the design phase of a 600-foot taxilane on the east side of the primary apron. Sevier County also received $311,000 in American Rescue Plan Act economic assistance (November 16, 2021) for airport operations and pandemic-related costs including personnel, cleaning, sanitization, and janitorial services.

The vendor's secondary federal capability is law enforcement services delivery. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awarded a $103,740 firm fixed-price purchase order (March 1, 2026) for law enforcement services at Millwood Tri-Lakes in Sevier County, with performance in Ashdown, Arkansas and ultimate completion on February 28, 2029. A prior Corps of Engineers purchase order valued at $104,503 (May 2, 2023 through February 28, 2026) covered law enforcement services across Sevier County, including De Queen, Dierk, and Millwood Lakes areas.

Customer concentration is highly concentrated in the Federal Aviation Administration, which accounts for 19 of 27 total awards (all prime grants for airport infrastructure), followed by the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers (3 awards, $203 thousand combined potential value) for law enforcement, and the Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Bureau of Justice Assistance (3 awards). The vendor holds a single federal grant sub-award from the Department of Finance and Administration (December 17, 2021) for RSAT jail-based programming and services at the county facility under COSSAP funding. Activity is sparse and episodic — one award per year in 2022–2024, two in 2025, one in 2026 — with a combined potential value of $403 thousand across all awards, though reported obligated dollars total $4.7 million, reflecting multi-year grant performance and funding adjustments across the portfolio.