Springfield School District

Springfield School District, registered in SAM.gov as a U.S. Local Government and School District, is a public educational institution located in Springfield, Oregon. The district is primarily engaged in providing educational services and receiving federal funding through various grant and contract mechanisms. While specific details about the district's internal operations are not provided, its federal award history indicates a robust engagement with federal funding programs focused on educational support, infrastructure, and community development.

The district's federal contract award history is limited but notable, with a single recorded contract from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Region 6 - Pacific Northwest Region. This contract was a firm fixed-price purchase order for land rental services related to the Willamette Complex project, valued at $26,300.00 and completed on July 23, 2024. The contract did not have any specific set-aside designations and was a straightforward service procurement for land use purposes.

Springfield School District has an extensive history of federal grant awards, primarily received through the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education. The grants cover a diverse range of educational programs, including Indian Education Formula Grants, a $385,000 project grant for developing a cosmetology program at Gateways High School, and numerous sub-awards from the Oregon Department of Education. These sub-awards include programs such as Title I Basic Grants, IDEA Part B Special Education Grants, English Language Acquisition, Student Support and Academic Enrichment, and Emergency Relief Funds. Additionally, the district has received sub-grants from the Oregon Department of Emergency Management for management costs, emergency protective measures, and debris removal, demonstrating a comprehensive approach to educational support and community resilience.