Town Of Concord

Town Of Concord, a U.S. local government municipality based in Springville, New York, serves as a federal grant recipient for wastewater infrastructure and community facility projects, operating as a prime recipient on half of its recent federal awards and as a sub-recipient on the other half.

The Town's federal footprint centers on environmental infrastructure and community development work funded by the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Agriculture. As a prime grant recipient, Concord received a $7.6 million cooperative agreement from EPA Region 2 (awarded July 20, 2023, completion scheduled December 31, 2026) to consolidate two existing wastewater treatment plants and perform related sanitary sewer system improvements to meet New York State Department of Environmental Conservation consent-order requirements under authority of the 2023 Consolidated Appropriations Act. The Town also received a Community Facilities project grant from USDA Rural Housing Service Community Facilities (awarded June 30, 2022, completed February 3, 2023). In its sub-recipient role, Concord participated in a New York Department of Environmental Conservation grant (awarded May 1, 2025) for wastewater treatment plant replacement and sewer rehabilitation consolidation work, and in a separate grant award (June 25, 2024) for senior center improvements.

The Town has engaged two distinct federal customer agencies across four total awards since mid-2022, with EPA Region 2 accounting for two awards and USDA Rural Housing Service Community Facilities accounting for one award. Activity runs at one award per year over the past four years. One award (the EPA cooperative agreement for wastewater plant consolidation) reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore faces a recompete window. The Town does not hold federal contract vehicles or serve as a federal prime contractor; its federal engagement is grant-funded capital and community infrastructure work, exclusively.