Village Of Trempealeau Village Hall

Village Of Trempealeau Village Hall, a U.S. local government entity and municipal utility provider based in Trempealeau, Wisconsin, supplies electric utility services to federal installations as a prime contractor and receives federal grant funding to support local emergency services infrastructure as a grant recipient.

The village operates as a municipality delivering utility services to federal facilities and as a recipient of federal emergency grants. Its federal contracting footprint centers on electric power distribution — six of nine recent awards fall under NAICS Electric Power Distribution or PSC Utilities–Electric — with a single water-supply award rounding out the utilities portfolio. The village has not held a seat on any government-wide acquisition contract vehicle or BPA. As a prime contractor, it supplied electric utility services to the Defense Information Systems Agency's Logistics and Distribution site 6 in Trempealeau under a firm-fixed-price purchase order valued at $335,265.95, with performance running from September 2022 through March 31, 2032. As a grant recipient, the village received a $203,000 Project Grant under the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) Program for the August 2024 to July 2026 performance period, supporting acquisition of firefighting equipment and personal protective equipment, emergency response vehicles, and firefighter health and wellness initiatives.

Customer concentration sits with the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers, which accounts for 100% of potential value across seven awards: five awards through the Corps' Engineering District St. Paul (combined potential value $371 thousand) and two awards through the Corps proper (combined potential value $433 thousand). Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Department of Energy each placed one award. The village subcontracts minimally — one award appears as a sub-recipient on a Public Service Commission of Wisconsin grant related to energy resilience, awarded in February 2026. Award volume is sparse and episodic (one award in 2022, one in 2024, one in 2026); combined potential value across all nine awards totals $804 thousand, though obligated dollars have already reached $938 thousand across the portfolio.