Town Of Morris

Town of Morris, a U.S. local government entity and township, receives federal grants as a sub-recipient through the New York State Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Services, with all recent activity routed through the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The town operates exclusively as a sub-recipient; it holds no prime contract vehicles and has not won prime federal grants.

Town of Morris's federal footprint consists entirely of infrastructure repair work funded through FEMA disaster-assistance grants. Recent sub-awards include Bemis Road Bridge Abutments (awarded November 3, 2022), Peet Road Bridge Abutments (awarded September 1, 2022), and Pittsley Road Culvert (awarded July 29, 2022), all received via passthrough from New York State Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Services. The combined obligated dollars across all five awards since 2014 total $749 thousand, reflecting small-scale local infrastructure recovery work rather than ongoing municipal services contracting. Activity clusters in 2014 (two awards) and 2022 (three awards), with no awards recorded in the source data between 2015 and 2021, suggesting episodic funding tied to disaster-declaration cycles rather than sustained federal engagement.

Town of Morris serves a single customer agency: the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which administers the passthrough grants via New York State. The town's sub-recipient role places it downstream of state administration, limiting direct federal relationship management and procurement authority. With no recompete pipeline identified in the source data and no contract vehicles, Town of Morris does not represent a competitive threat or a teaming opportunity for federal contractors; it functions as a small municipal recipient of disaster-relief infrastructure funding, not as a procurement vehicle or federal services provider.