Town Of Skowhegan

Skowhegan Fire Dept, a municipal government entity in Skowhegan, Maine, participates in federal programs as a sub-recipient on nutrition and emergency management grants, not as a prime contractor. The vendor holds no federal contract prime awards or contract vehicle positions and operates exclusively as a grant sub-recipient under state intermediaries.

The vendor's federal footprint concentrates in two customer agencies. The Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service funds eight awards (67% of the sub-recipient portfolio), all routed through the Maine Department of Education as the prime grantee, supporting nutritious nonprofit lunch service for school children with cash grants and food donations. The Federal Emergency Management Agency supplies four awards (33% of the portfolio), also sub-recipient status. Combined dollars obligated across all twelve awards total $1.2 million. Award activity spans a fourteen-year window from 2010 to 2024, with six sub-awards placed in 2024 (all nutrition-program sub-awards from Maine Department of Education dated August and September 2024) and the most recent sub-award dated September 11, 2024.

The vendor's award pattern reflects a municipal school district or fire department role in executing federally funded nutrition and emergency management programs at the local level. All eight USDA awards derive from child nutrition programming; the four FEMA awards represent emergency preparedness or disaster-response grant participation. The vendor does not qualify for SBA set-aside categories, does not sit on federal GWACs or IDIQs, and does not compete for federal contracts in the commercial contracting marketplace. For federal contractors evaluating Skowhegan Fire Dept as a teaming partner, sub-award opportunity, or acquisition target, the municipality's role is limited to local-program execution under state grant pass-throughs, with no independent federal contracting authority or standing.