Town Of Salisbury

Town Of Salisbury, a municipal government entity in New York, receives federal grant funding exclusively as a sub-recipient from the New York State Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Services, which passes through Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) grants. The town does not hold prime contracts or serve as a prime grant recipient; all nine federal awards in the source data are sub-grants distributed through the state intermediary.

The Town of Salisbury's federal footprint is narrow and grant-based. It has received $3.2 million in combined obligated dollars across nine awards since 2013, serving a single federal customer — FEMA via the state pass-through — with no contract prime experience and no direct federal procurement relationships. Recent sub-grant work includes an estimated management-cost allocation awarded June 14, 2024; a Cemetery Road project awarded October 20, 2022; and a Stoney Brook Culvert application award from August 13, 2021. Activity is sparse and declining: one award in 2024, one in 2022, and four in 2021, with a three-year gap between 2021 and 2024 that suggests intermittent rather than recurring federal engagement.

The town's federal exposure is limited to emergency management and infrastructure improvements routed through New York State's FEMA pass-through mechanism. It holds no position on federal contract vehicles, GWACs, BPAs, or GSA Schedules, and has no contractor teaming relationships. For business development professionals at federal contractors, the Town of Salisbury represents a municipal subgrant recipient with no procurement authority or prime contracting capacity — it is a funding endpoint, not a contracting partner or bidder for federal work.