Town Of Silver City Administration Office

The Town of Silver City Administration Office is a U.S. local government entity registered in SAM.gov, located in Silver City, New Mexico, that provides various municipal services and participates in federal contract and grant programs. As a parent organization, the administration office engages in federal awards primarily focused on community development, environmental sustainability, and public infrastructure initiatives. The entity has demonstrated capabilities in land rental services, agricultural innovation, water resource management, and community resilience projects, working closely with federal agencies such as the U.S. Department of Agriculture and Environmental Protection Agency.

Through federal contract awards, the Town of Silver City Administration Office has primarily executed land rental service contracts with the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Region 3 - Southwestern Region. These contracts have been firm fixed-price purchase orders, specifically for land rental services involving specific land management codes like S76 and TROUT. The contract awards have been relatively small in value, ranging from $1,359.39 to $5,217.45, and have not utilized any set-aside designations. The contracts indicate the organization's capacity to provide specialized land-related services and collaborate directly with federal agricultural agencies.

The Town of Silver City has been recipient of significant federal grant awards focusing on innovative environmental and community development projects. Notable grants include a $500,000 Cooperative Agreement from USDA's National Resources Conservation Service for the New Earth Project, which focuses on climate change mitigation through advanced composting techniques. Another key grant from EPA Region 6 supported a regional water project update, involving engineering report revisions for regional water system design. Additionally, the organization has received sub-grants through the New Mexico Department of Public Safety for law enforcement initiatives, including narcotics interdiction, community safety programs, and equipment procurement. A Historic Preservation Fund grant was also awarded to preserve the Silver City Waterworks Building, demonstrating the administration's commitment to maintaining local historical infrastructure.