Expand terminal

The Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Northwest Mountain Region awarded $5,263,157.89 to the City of Eugene on January 29, 2026, under the Airport Terminal Program (CFDA 20.118) for Phase 1 expansion of Eugene Airport's terminal facility.

Phase 1 consists of construction of the substructure, demolition, sitework, and an ADA lift. The overall expansion adds 9,893 square feet to the existing terminal, including substructure, demolition, hold room, and site work, to accommodate more passengers and allow access to a broader fleet mix. Work is performed in Eugene, Oregon, with an ultimate completion date of January 28, 2030.

The City of Eugene, a local government entity headquartered in Eugene, Oregon, receives the award as the prime recipient. The Airport Terminal Program is a competitive grant program established by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act to provide funding for airport terminal and Airport Traffic Control Tower development projects, with the goal of modernizing, upgrading, and rebuilding airport infrastructure while addressing aging facilities and improving safety, sustainability, and accessibility.

Activities and expected outcomes

This project expands the existing terminal by 9,893 square feet, including substructure, demolition, hold room, and site work. The expansion will accommodate more passengers and allow access to a broader fleet mix. This grant funds phase 1, which consists of construction of the substructure, demolition, sitework, and ADA lift. Intended beneficiary: this grant will provide federal funding for airports associated with eugene, oregon.