Cedar City Corp

Cedar City Corp, doing business as City Hall, is a U.S. local government entity registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since 2004, primarily operating as a municipality in Cedar City, Utah. As a parent organization, the entity manages the Cedar City Airport and provides critical infrastructure and service support to federal agencies, particularly the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Through federal contract and grant awards, Cedar City Corp delivers essential airport-related services including landing fee management, airport infrastructure maintenance, safety improvements, and facility upgrades that support regional and national transportation needs.

In terms of federal contract awards, Cedar City Corp has primarily engaged with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Utah Region, focusing on aircraft landing fees at the Cedar City Airport. These contracts are structured as firm fixed-price purchase orders, with recent awards ranging from $6,215 to $351,542.50. The contracts are consistently non-set-aside and support BLM's aerial firefighting and emergency response operations by providing critical airport access and service provisions. The contracts typically cover landing fees for various aircraft types, including single-engine air tankers and air tankers of different weight classifications, with contract periods extending up to four years.

Cedar City Corp's federal grant awards are predominantly focused on airport infrastructure development and improvement, primarily through the Federal Aviation Administration's Airport Improvement Program. These grants cover a wide range of projects including runway and taxiway resurfacing, terminal expansion, snow removal equipment acquisition, airport rescue and fire fighting vehicle procurement, perimeter security fencing, and COVID-19 related economic relief. The grants range from $203,630 to $2,996,743 and are funded through multiple programs including the Airport Improvement Program, COVID-19 Airports Programs, American Rescue Plan Act, and Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. Sub-grant awards have also included housing acquisition and rural transit support, demonstrating the organization's broader community development capabilities. The grants consistently aim to enhance airport safety, operational efficiency, and community transportation infrastructure.