Rehabilitate apron

The Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Western Pacific Region awarded Colorado River Indian Tribes $118,898.95 on August 17, 2026, under the Airport Infrastructure Grants program (CFDA 20.117) to fund Phase 1 design of apron pavement rehabilitation at an airport serving Parker, Arizona.

The project will rehabilitate 39,000 square yards of existing main apron pavement to maintain structural integrity and minimize foreign object debris. This grant funds a portion of Phase 1 design activities; an associated Airport Infrastructure Grant funds the remaining eligible portion of the phase. Work is performed in Parker, Arizona, with a completion date of August 16, 2030.

Colorado River Indian Tribes, a federally recognized tribal government, serves as the recipient. The tribe operates as a prime grant recipient across health, workforce development, water resources, and community services programs, with a portfolio of 381 prime awards across 52 federal agencies.

Activities and expected outcomes

This project rehabilitates 39,000 square yards of existing main apron pavement to maintain the structural integrity of the pavement and to minimize foreign object debris. This grant funds a portion of phase 1, which consists of design. This grant is associated with an airport improvement program grant that funds the remaining eligible portion of the phase. Intended beneficiary: this grant will provide federal funding for airports associated with parker, arizona.