Beaver City Corporation

Beaver City Corporation, doing business as Beaver City, is a U.S. local government entity—the municipality of Beaver, Utah—that receives federal grants and issues purchase orders as a prime recipient (96% of recent awards) for airport infrastructure, hydroelectric power plant maintenance, and land rental services. The entity does not compete for federal contracts under small business set-asides; all contract and grant work is full-and-open and driven by place-of-performance eligibility and local infrastructure need rather than competitive procurement.

Beaver City's recent federal activity clusters around two funding sources. The Federal Aviation Administration Northwest Mountain Region has awarded ten grants totaling $322,181 to $255,497 in individual amounts for airport master planning, runway lighting and navigation aids, taxiway and apron rehabilitation, and snow removal equipment acquisition at Beaver Municipal Airport, with performance scheduled through 2028 and 2030. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service Region 4 (Intermountain Region) has issued four purchase orders totaling $41 thousand for land rental services in Cottonwood, Utah, with ultimate completion dates in July 2026. Beaver City also received a Department of Energy grant for Phase II hydroelectric plant transportation pipeline replacement (a 6,000-linear-foot steel and HDPE pipe project, completed by December 2026), an FAA Formula Grant in August 2024 for airport master plan updates ($322,181, completing August 2028), and a Department of Commerce NTIA award. One sub-grant award appears in the source (July 2024, City Center ADA exterior/interior improvements), indicating occasional participation as a sub-recipient on larger infrastructure grants.

Customer concentration reflects airport authority and regional forestry functions. The FAA Northwest Mountain Region dominates award count (ten grants out of twenty-four total awards), while the Forest Service Region 4 carries the only dollar-valued potential ceiling visible in recent awards ($41 thousand across four land-rental purchase orders). Across all six funding agencies served, the vendor's portfolio is heavily weighted toward grants and purchase orders with short performance windows; two awards face completion within the next twenty-four months, signaling minimal recompete exposure in the near term. The vendor's NAICS and PSC profiles center on real property leasing and airport infrastructure investment—four awards fall under Lessors of Other Real Estate Property (NAICS) and Lease/Rental Of Other Non-Building Facilities (PSC)—reflecting Beaver City's role as a municipal airport authority and holder of land assets on USDA Forest Service premises.