COUNTY OF DAGGETT

The County of Daggett provides essential public infrastructure services focused on water supply, sewer systems, and land management for federal and regional government entities. Their core capabilities center on the operation and maintenance of rural water and wastewater infrastructure, including irrigation systems, pipeline networks, and associated utilities supporting federal land management operations. They deliver turnkey services for water resource stewardship, particularly in arid and remote environments, with technical expertise in system design, field maintenance, and compliance with federal environmental and public health standards. Their specialization lies in sustaining critical utilities for isolated federal facilities, demonstrating proficiency in integrating municipal-level operations with federal land use requirements. The contractor has established direct relationships with the Department of the Interior, the Department of Agriculture, and the Upper Colorado Regional Office, consistently supporting land-based federal operations. For the Department of the Interior, they provide water, sewer, and waste services for field divisions such as Flaming Gorge, ensuring operational continuity in protected and remote areas. With the Department of Agriculture, they manage land rental and facility support services, indicating experience in stewarding federal property assets. These engagements reflect a pattern of long-term, mission-critical partnerships centered on infrastructure reliability in low-population, high-need regions. Their primary industry focus is on water supply and irrigation systems (NAICS 221310) and lessors of other real estate property (NAICS 531190), positioning them as a niche provider of integrated land and utility services for federal land management agencies. They serve the intersection of public works and federal land stewardship, specializing in infrastructure that supports conservation, recreation, and resource management missions. As a local government entity structured as a county (2A), the County of Daggett operates under public authority with no federal certifications. Based in Manila, Utah, they serve as a localized provider with deep familiarity with the physical and regulatory landscape of the Upper Colorado Basin, making them a trusted partner for federal agencies requiring on-the-ground utility and property management in rural Western states.