Improve service road; construct taxilane

The Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Southwestern Region awarded Tulsa Airports Improvement Trust $1.202 million on June 5, 2026, under the Airport Infrastructure Grants program (CFDA 20.117) to construct a new 570-foot taxilane GG and improve 1,500 feet of existing paved service road at an airport serving the Tulsa, Oklahoma area. The grant funds the final construction phase of both projects to bring the airport into conformity with current standards and provide airfield access to a non-exclusive hangar development area. Work is performed in Jenks, Oklahoma, with a period of performance through June 4, 2030. Tulsa Airports Improvement Trust, designated a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise, operates as the airport authority managing federal infrastructure grants for Tulsa International Airport and regional facilities. The Airport Infrastructure Grants program, established through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, provides $14.5 billion over five years for runways, taxiways, safety and sustainability projects, and terminal and roadway improvements at eligible airports.

Activities and expected outcomes

This project constructs a new 570 foot taxilane GG to provide airfield access to a non-exclusive hangar development area to bring the airport into conformity with current standards. This project improves 1,500 feet of an existing paved, non-public use service road to bring the airport into conformity with current standards. This grant funds the final phase, which consists of construction. Intended beneficiary: this grant will provide federal funding for airports associated with tulsa, oklahoma.