City Of Bartlesville

City of Bartlesville is a U.S. local government entity located in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, registered with the System for Award Management since May 2009. As a municipal government, the city provides essential public services to its community and has successfully secured federal grant funding to support critical infrastructure, public safety, and employee wellness initiatives. The city has demonstrated consistent capacity to manage federal grants across multiple agencies and programs, positioning itself as an effective steward of federal resources within the state of Oklahoma.

The City of Bartlesville has received substantial federal grant awards totaling approximately $1.3 million across eight project grants, reflecting a diversified portfolio of municipal investments. The majority of funding has been directed toward airport infrastructure improvements through the Federal Aviation Administration's Airport Improvement Program (CFDA 20.106), which has supported taxiway and apron construction, pavement sealing, joint filling, and facility expansion at Bartlesville's municipal airport. These airport projects, awarded between August 2021 and August 2024, include Phase 1 construction of a 635-foot midfield taxilane ($153,651.11), Phase 2 paving completion ($665,237.78), apron expansion and taxiway maintenance work, and pandemic-related economic assistance under the American Rescue Plan Act. Beyond airport development, the City of Bartlesville received a $200,000 Project Grant from the U.S. Department of Justice under the Law Enforcement Mental Health and Wellness Act (CFDA 16.070) to implement comprehensive mental health and wellness services within the Bartlesville Police Department, including 24/7 therapist access and trauma-informed practices. Additionally, the city obtained $111,000 from the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program (CFDA 97.044) to enhance public and firefighter safety. All awards have been managed directly by the City of Bartlesville as the primary awardee, with no reported sub-contractor involvement, indicating the city's direct implementation of grant-funded projects and programs across public works, emergency services, and law enforcement sectors.