Town Of Stevensville

Town Of Stevensville, a municipal government entity headquartered in Stevensville, Montana, operates as a federal grant recipient and minor contract prime focused on airport infrastructure and forestry incident support rather than as a commercial vendor. The municipality does not hold positions on government-wide vehicles, does not compete under SBA set-asides, and has received 46 prime awards (98% of its recent federal footprint) across federal grant programs and small-value service delivery orders, with only one sub-award recorded in the source data.

Town Of Stevensville's federal capability portfolio centers narrowly on two mission areas. First, it serves as the managing entity for Stevensville Airport (32S), a nonprimary civil airport in Montana, and holds grant funding for airport infrastructure modernization under the Federal Aviation Administration's Airport Improvement Program (CFDA 20.116). Recent airport grant awards include a $414,433.68 Phase 2 taxilane rehabilitation project awarded August 10, 2026 (ultimate completion August 9, 2030), a $615,789.47 fuel farm construction project awarded August 18, 2025 (completion August 17, 2029), and a $338,526.32 Phase 1 design grant for comprehensive pavement rehabilitation awarded September 18, 2025 (completion September 17, 2029). Second, Town Of Stevensville provides land-use and facility-support services to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service, Region 1 (Northern Region), in support of incident response operations. This work is performed under a multiple-award indefinite delivery contract (1202RZ24T0008) awarded June 1, 2024, with a $250,000 ceiling running through December 31, 2028, and through related blanket purchase agreements, generating two delivery orders valued at $16,200 and $9,000 for 2024 incident support.

Customer concentration is geographically driven. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service, Region 1–Northern Region, accounts for 20 awards and the full $541,000 combined potential value reported in the source (representing 96% of award count). The Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration, Northwest Mountain Region and nationwide, accounts for 12 and 7 additional awards respectively across airport improvement grant programs. The Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service holds 5 awards. All identified customers are domestic federal agencies with regional or field offices serving Montana and the Mountain West. Activity trajectory shows minimal recent volume — one award in 2026, two in 2025, three in 2024, and two in 2022 — consistent with a small municipal entity receiving episodic grant funding for capital airport projects and occasional incident-support task orders rather than sustaining an active contract pipeline. Town Of Stevensville carries a single grant sub-award from June 22, 2022, for preliminary architectural report work under an unspecified prime recipient, representing negligible subcontract exposure.