Town Of Phippsburg

Town Of Phippsburg, a U.S. local government entity (municipality) based in Phippsburg, Maine, receives federal grant sub-awards for infrastructure and emergency-management planning work, operating exclusively as a sub-recipient rather than as a prime contractor or grant recipient. The town does not hold prime awards on federal contract vehicles or grants; all three recent awards flow through the Emergency Management Agency Maine as the prime grantee.

Phippsburg's federal footprint is narrow and specialized. All activity channels through the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Hazard Mitigation Assistance program, with three sub-awards totaling $299 thousand obligated between November 2024 and January 2026. The work includes town-wide road repair across multiple streets (November 2024), embankment stabilization on Sam Day Hill Road (June 2025), and development of a Community Wildfire Protection Plan (January 2026). This portfolio reflects a municipality accessing federal hazard-mitigation and infrastructure funding through state-level pass-through administration rather than competing for or managing federal contracts directly.

Customer concentration is monolithic — 100% of awards come through FEMA's financial assistance channel via the state emergency management office. Activity is episodic; one award per calendar year across the three-year source window does not establish trajectory. The combined potential value of $299 thousand positions Phippsburg as a recipient of modest federal infrastructure and resilience funding, appropriate to a town of this scale, rather than as a federal contractor or grant-program operator. The town has no presence on federal contract vehicles, no teaming arrangements with prime contractors, and no SBA certifications or competitive posture in federal procurement — it operates as a grant sub-recipient accepting federal hazard-mitigation support allocated through state intermediaries.