Town Of Bedford

Town Of Bedford is a U.S. local government municipality located in Bedford, New Hampshire that provides public services to residents. As a recipient of federal grant awards, the town engages in various activities to support community development, public safety, and emergency management. The Town of Bedford has been registered in SAM.gov since March 2009 and has received both federal contract and grant awards. Its business types include U.S. Local Government, Municipality, and Grants, indicating a broad scope of activities funded by federal programs. The town operates multiple departments, including a Fire Department, which plays a crucial role in public safety and emergency response services.

Through federal grants, Town Of Bedford has primarily focused on firefighting, emergency response, and energy-related projects. The town has received significant funding from federal agencies such as the Department of Energy and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Notably, the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy awarded the town a $1.1 million project grant for designing and constructing electric infrastructure to support future solar installations. In the realm of public safety, FEMA provided $1 million for hiring firefighters and an additional $10,000 for firefighting equipment and gear. The town has also been involved in several sub-grant awards related to emergency management, particularly through the New Hampshire Department of Safety. These sub-grants, identified as DR4516 project worksheets, suggest involvement in disaster recovery efforts. Additionally, the Bedford Fire Department participated in the Coronavirus Emergency Supplemental Funding (CESF) program through a sub-grant from the New Hampshire Department of Justice Office of the Attorney General, indicating the town's role in responding to the COVID-19 pandemic.