Town Of Worthington

Town Of Worthington, a municipality in Worthington, West Virginia, acts as a federal grant recipient for water infrastructure and disaster recovery projects, with a minimal federal footprint comprising one prime grant award and two sub-awards across Environmental Protection Agency Region 3 and Federal Emergency Management Agency channels.

Town Of Worthington is a U.S. local government entity structured as a municipality, headquartered at 247 Main Street, Worthington, West Virginia. The vendor does not hold federal contracts or contract vehicles; its federal activity is exclusively grant-based. The town's three recorded federal awards over the past two years total $2.8 million obligated dollars, split 33% prime and 67% sub-award. Activity is nascent — two awards in 2024 and one in 2025 — with no established vehicle position or multi-agency customer base.

The town's primary federal work is a $2.8 million cooperative agreement from EPA Region 3 awarded June 1, 2024, with ultimate completion January 1, 2028, to implement water infrastructure upgrades under the 2022 Consolidated Appropriations Act. The project consists of replacing 12,600 linear feet of six-inch water mains, 20,000 linear feet of two-inch water mains, and installing valves, fire hydrants, pressure-reducing stations, and leak-detection meters to serve approximately 160 customers in Marion and Harrison Counties. The town acts as the direct recipient with no subawards on this grant. Sub-award exposure includes a Federal Emergency Management Agency sub-award for roadway repair due to disaster damages (November 7, 2025) under the Division of Emergency Management and a second water-service improvement sub-award (September 30, 2024) also targeting the Four States area of Marion County. One award (the EPA cooperative agreement) reaches ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and faces potential recompete, though recompete is not applicable in grant contexts.