City Of Altus

City of Altus, Oklahoma, doing business as Altus Power, is a municipal government entity that provides grounds maintenance, landscaping, integrated solid waste management, and facility support services to the Air Force as a prime contractor on full-and-open delivery orders and indefinite-delivery contracts, with additional federal grant receipts for airport infrastructure and community resilience projects.

Altus Power operates as a U.S. local government (city) entity registered in SAM, with no SBA set-aside designations across its federal award footprint. The vendor's federal contracting is concentrated almost entirely on Air Force work: the Air Education and Training Command accounts for 44 awards valued at $30 million in combined potential value, while the broader Department of the Air Force footprint adds 80 awards valued at $5 million. Transportation and emergency-management agencies represent secondary customers, with the FAA Southwestern Region placing 10 awards for airport improvement projects and FEMA placing 4 awards. The vendor operates primarily as a prime (97% of awards); only 4 sub-awards appear in the source, including a sub-grant under the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation for shooting sports complex planning.

Altus Power's concrete capability sits in infrastructure and facility support services at Altus Air Force Base. The vendor holds a single-award indefinite-delivery contract (IDC F3461278D0005) with AETC valued at $4.6 million through October 2025—now superseded by a new single-award IDC awarded December 1, 2025, with a $15 million ceiling through September 30, 2035. Under the predecessor vehicle, Altus Power delivered recurring monthly and quarterly delivery orders for grounds maintenance ($78 thousand to $783 thousand per order), landscaping, and waste management services spanning 2021 through late 2025. The new IDC generated two initial delivery orders in December 2025 valued at $516 thousand and $632 thousand respectively. A separate single-award definitive contract for integrated solid waste management (ISWM IGSA) carries a $6.7 million ceiling through September 30, 2032. All AETC work is firm-fixed-price with no set-asides.

Beyond Air Force contracting, Altus Power acts as a federal grant recipient across multiple programs. The FAA Southwestern Region has awarded three project grants totaling $1.04 million for airport infrastructure—hangar reconstruction ($466 thousand and $499 thousand combined under Airport Improvement Program CFDA 20.116 and Airport Infrastructure Grants CFDA 20.117, both awarded July 2026 with completion July 2030) and fuel farm expansion ($275 thousand under CFDA 20.106, awarded September 2024, completion September 2028). The Department of Defense Washington Headquarters Service Office of Economic Adjustment awarded $993 thousand under CFDA 12.003 (Community Economic Adjustment Assistance) in May 2026 for Altus Air Force Base readiness planning through October 2027. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) funded Project Violet, a community paramedicine and opioid intervention program, at an undisclosed value (September 2024 through September 2026). The vendor also received support under the Department of Health and Human Services Community Project Funding program for fire/EMS facility construction (award date September 2023, completion September 2026) and HUD's Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development for unspecified economic development initiatives (November 2022 through August 2030). Grant sub-awards include a July 2025 sub-grant from the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation for shooting sports complex planning and a January 2025 EMPG (Emergency Management Performance Grant) sub-award.

Activity has remained modest and flat year over year—eight awards in 2022, three in 2023, six in 2024, six in 2025, and three through mid-2026. Only one award faces completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting minimal near-term recompete exposure. The vendor's service portfolio aligns entirely with its municipal role as operator of Altus Air Force Base's grounds, landscaping, and facilities on behalf of the local community, with grant work focused on airport and emergency-services infrastructure serving Altus proper.