Brigham City Corporation

Brigham City Corporation, a U.S. local government entity based in Brigham City, Utah, is a federal grant recipient focused on airport infrastructure and community resilience projects, operating exclusively as a prime recipient (100% of recent awards) with no federal contract prime or subcontract footprint.

Brigham City Corporation's federal grant activity centers on airport modernization and emergency response. The Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Northwest Mountain Region (FAA NW Mountain) dominates the award base, accounting for 12 awards under the Airport Improvement Program (CFDA 20.106) and related FAA vehicles. Recent work includes a $817,586 project grant (obligated June 29, 2026) for Phase Two construction of a new 500-foot taxilane R5 at Perry Municipal Airport to provide airfield access to a non-exclusive hangar development area and conform to current FAA standards, paired with a $336,169 Airport Infrastructure Grants award (CFDA 20.117) for the same taxilane project. Earlier in 2025, Brigham City received a $299,158 grant for Phase One design work on the same taxilane (obligated August 25, 2025, completion August 24, 2029) and a $339,684 formula grant for runway 17/35 reseal and resurfacing across 8,900 feet (obligated August 7, 2025, completion August 6, 2029). The entity also holds a $100,000 Assistance to Firefighters Grant (CFDA 97.044) from FEMA awarded June 1, 2023, for fire and emergency response service delivery in Perry, Utah, with completion May 31, 2025. Earlier American Rescue Plan Act funding included a $1.2 million FAA grant (obligated January 24, 2022) for airport economic relief operations and a separate FAA grant (obligated April 26, 2022) for taxiway and runway lighting reconstruction plus runway rehabilitation funded to 100% federal share under ARPA provisions. Additional grant activity with the Department of Agriculture National Resources Conservation Service and Rural Housing Service, and with the National Endowment for the Humanities, rounds out a portfolio spanning eleven distinct federal grantor agencies.

Activity has remained modest and stable — two awards per year across 2021–2026 — with only one award (the FEMA firefighter grant, completing May 31, 2025) falling within the next twenty-four-month recompete window. Brigham City's combined obligated dollars across all 39 prime grant awards total $21.3 million. The vendor operates exclusively in the grant recipient space with no contracting or subcontracting exposure, positioning it as a municipal infrastructure and emergency-response grantee rather than a federal services or product supplier.