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COUNTY OF LINCOLN vs ROUNDUP CITY OFFICES: FemaHazardGrantPulse comparison

COUNTY OF LINCOLN's project amount of $4,454,200 is 1.1x ROUNDUP CITY OFFICES's $4,061,417 (80th percentile). COUNTY OF LINCOLN is dated 2026-07-16; ROUNDUP CITY OFFICES 2026-07-07.

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How does COUNTY OF LINCOLN compare to ROUNDUP CITY OFFICES?

FieldCOUNTY OF LINCOLNROUNDUP CITY OFFICES
ApplicantCOUNTY OF LINCOLNROUNDUP CITY OFFICES
Recipient (state/tribe)DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY AFFAIRS MONTANADEPARTMENT OF MILITARY AFFAIRS MONTANA
Applicant typePrivate Non-ProfitLocal Government
StateMTMT
ProgramBuilding Resilient Infrastructure and CommunitiesBuilding Resilient Infrastructure and Communities
Fiscal year20252025
StatusSubmitted to FEMASubmitted to FEMA
ActivityUtility and infrastructure protectionMitigation reconstruction
HazardFireFlooding
Benefiting countiesLINCOLN COUNTYMUSSELSHELL COUNTY
Total amount$4,454,200$4,061,417.01
Federal share$3,942,270$3,574,275.3
Benefit-cost ratio2.239.61
Submitted to FEMA2026-07-162026-07-07
Proposed start2027-02-012027-01-01
FEMA IDEMD-2025-BR-003-0002EMD-2025-BR-003-0011
project amount percentile80th79th
Contract Opportunity Score45/10045/100
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