Town Of Darrington

The Town of Darrington is a local government municipality located in Washington State, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since 2005 with a registration valid through April 2026. While primarily focused on local infrastructure and community development, the town has engaged with federal agencies through grant awards, demonstrating its commitment to regional economic improvement and infrastructure maintenance. The town's primary interactions with federal funding have been through grant mechanisms, with a particular emphasis on infrastructure and economic development projects.

The Town of Darrington has limited federal contract award history, with only one documented contract award recorded - a $210 land rental service purchase order from the U.S. Forest Service's Pacific Northwest Region. This contract, dated July 31, 2025, with an ultimate completion date of August 5, 2025, was not designated as a set-aside contract and represents a minimal federal contracting engagement. The town does not appear to have significant prime or sub-contract award activities beyond this single transaction.

In contrast, the town has been more actively involved in federal grant awards, most notably receiving a substantial $7.7 million Project Grant from the Economic Development Administration (EDA) in February 2021 to establish a Wood Innovation Center. This grant aimed to provide technical, planning, and infrastructure assistance to the Darrington region, which has experienced economic challenges from changes in the timber industry. Additionally, the town has multiple sub-grant awards through Snohomish County, primarily focused on waterline maintenance and replacement projects. These sub-grants, dated from 2021 to 2024, include specific infrastructure improvements such as Clear Creek Road waterline replacement, Commercial Avenue waterline maintenance, and Trail Street waterline work, demonstrating a consistent focus on critical infrastructure development and maintenance.