Village Of Theodosia

Village Of Theodosia, doing business as City Hall, is a U.S. local government entity that receives federal disaster-recovery and infrastructure-repair funding as a sub-recipient of Federal Emergency Management Agency grants, not as a direct prime contractor or grant recipient. The municipality operates exclusively as a sub-grantee beneath the Missouri Department of Public Safety, which holds the primary FEMA awards.

The village's federal footprint consists entirely of disaster-relief sub-awards obligating $171 thousand across three awards issued between December 2024 and February 2025. All work flows through a single customer — the Federal Emergency Management Agency — routed via the Missouri Department of Public Safety as the prime grantee. The three sub-awards cover debris removal, village-wide roads damage repair, and management costs associated with post-disaster recovery operations. No federal contracting vehicles, IDIQs, GWACs, or BPAs appear in the award history; the village does not hold prime contract or prime grant seats.

Activity is nascent and limited to the recent disaster-recovery cycle. One award was obligated in 2024 and two in 2025, all concentrated in the immediate post-incident response window. The combined potential value across all three sub-awards is $171 thousand — well below typical contract-vehicle minimums and consistent with local government pass-through funding for specific incident response. The village neither bids on federal contracts nor holds competitive positions on any vehicle. For federal contractor business development purposes, Village Of Theodosia presents no teaming or sub-contracting opportunity and no procurement footprint beyond FEMA disaster-relief sub-granting.