Town Of Mattawa

The Town of Mattawa is a local government entity located in Washington state, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since 2011, with current registration valid through December 2025. As a U.S. local government and city, Mattawa primarily engages with federal agencies through grant opportunities focused on infrastructure and community development projects. The municipality serves the residents of Mattawa, a small city in Washington state, and has demonstrated a strategic approach to securing federal funding for critical municipal improvements.

Through federal grant awards, the Town of Mattawa has pursued significant infrastructure and public utility projects across multiple domains. The most recent notable grant is a $350,500 Cooperative Agreement from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for water system improvements, which includes designing and engineering a new well to enhance water service reliability. Additionally, the city has received sub-awards from the Washington State Department of Health and the State of Washington for critical infrastructure projects, including constructing a new well house, upgrading water system telemetry, and eliminating an aging lift station with 5,100 linear feet of new gravity sewer main. Other grant activities include a Community Oriented Policing Program grant and a multi-use pathway project, demonstrating Mattawa's diverse approach to municipal development. These federal grant awards, ranging from water infrastructure to public safety and transportation, reflect the city's commitment to improving community services and infrastructure through strategic federal funding opportunities.