Town Of Stannard

Town Of Stannard, a municipal government entity headquartered in Greensboro Bend, Vermont, operates exclusively as a federal grant sub-recipient; it holds no prime federal contracts or grants and does not serve as a federal contractor. The town has received three federal grant sub-awards totaling $744 thousand over the past fourteen months, all routed through state intermediaries rather than directly from federal agencies.

The town's grant work concentrates on two customer agencies. The Federal Emergency Management Agency Headquarters Financial Assistance Awards program accounts for two sub-awards executed through the Vermont Department of Public Safety, with combined obligations of $176 thousand for public works projects PW-173 ($170 thousand, executed 7/11/25) and PW-727 ($5.7 thousand, executed 7/11/25), as well as a second subgrant agreement executed 11/11/24 carrying eight separate public works line items totaling $418 thousand. The Department of the Interior's National Park Service National Office anchors one sub-award — a $150 thousand heritage preservation sub-grant executed 10/13/25 through the Preservation Trust Of Vermont for structural and mechanical restoration work at the Stannard Church, including re-shingling of the steeple, belfry louver repairs, copper weathervane restoration, drainage improvements, and foundation stabilization along the east and north walls.

The town's sub-award activity shows minimal trajectory: one award in 2024, two in 2025. All funding flows from federal agencies through established state intermediaries (Vermont Department of Public Safety for emergency management sub-awards, Preservation Trust Of Vermont for heritage preservation sub-awards) rather than through direct federal-to-municipal channels. The town does not occupy a federal contracting posture and is not a pursuit target for federal contractors seeking prime or subcontractor relationships.