Town Of Samburg

Town Of Samburg, a U.S. local government entity headquartered in Hornbeak, Tennessee, operates as a sub-recipient on federal grant awards (94% of its federal footprint) and holds one prime recipient role, receiving disaster-relief and community-development funding through pass-through arrangements with state and federal grantors. The municipality does not hold federal contracts or compete under set-asides; its federal relationship is grant-based and tied to emergency management and rural infrastructure programs.

The town's federal activity concentrates on disaster-relief funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Of 18 awards in the source data spanning 2021, seventeen were sub-recipient grants from FEMA, awarded through the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency as the prime grantee under program PA 4637 (Hazard Mitigation Assistance). All seventeen FEMA sub-awards carried the same award date of December 10, 2021, indicating a single funding authorization sliced across multiple sub-recipient designations within the state. A single prime recipient award from the Department of Agriculture's Rural Housing Service under Community Facilities rounds out the customer base. The combined dollar obligation across all eighteen awards (prime and sub) totals $6.9 million, with 100% of awards flowing from two federal customer agencies — FEMA and USDA.

Activity in the source data is confined to calendar year 2021, with no awards recorded after December 10, 2021. The absence of subsequent federal awards over nearly five years suggests the town either exhausted its recompete cycle under the 2021 disaster-relief authorization or has not pursued or received additional federal funding since that year. The town holds no parent federal contract vehicles, GWACs, or BPAs; its federal relationship is entirely grant-recipient-based rather than contract-competitive.