Billings City Of

Billings City Of Billings Logan International Airport Division, doing business as Aviation And Transit, is a municipal airport operator and real-property lessor that acts as a prime recipient of federal transportation grants and a contracting party for facility leasing and operational reimbursement agreements. The entity is a subordinate division of the City of Billings, Montana (the parent municipality) and operates exclusively as a prime recipient; it does not subcontract federal awards.

The vendor's federal footprint centers on Federal Aviation Administration Airport Improvement Program grants (CFDA 20.106, 20.116, 20.117, 20.118) and facility-related agreements. Recent grant work includes terminal reconstruction and expansion: a $3.7 million award under the Airport Terminal Program (July 2026) to remodel the existing ticket counter area, paired with a $6.7 million Airport Infrastructure Grants award (July 2026) funding approximately 35 percent of the same terminal reconstruction project, and a $2.7 million Airport Improvement Program grant (July 2026) covering approximately 14 percent of remaining project costs. Earlier work includes a $7.2 million Airport Improvement Program grant (August 2025) for runway extension and reconstruction — extending Runway 7 by 704 feet and Runway 25 by 92 feet, plus 5,501 feet of runway reconstruction through August 2029. Infrastructure grants span airfield access, pavement management, stormwater and drainage systems, taxilane and taxiway construction, apron expansion, and perimeter security infrastructure. Non-grant work includes a $40.8 thousand Transportation Security Administration checkpoint reimbursement agreement (awarded January 2022, completing December 2026) for fixed electrical costs at the TSA security checkpoint and baggage screening space.

The vendor's customer concentration is dominated by the FAA Northwest Mountain Region (38 awards, amount not individually specified in recent activity summary) and broader FAA agencies (24 awards). The General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Central Office Office of Leasing accounts for 30 awards with $14.2 million combined potential value — a reflection of the vendor's real-property leasing portfolio, which represents 126 of 221 total awards under NAICS 531311 (Lessors of Nonresidential Buildings except Miniwarehouses). The Department of Homeland Security Transportation Security Administration carries 6 awards with $2.4 million combined potential value. The Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management accounts for 15 awards.

The vendor maintains positions on two General Services Administration Basic Ordering Agreements: GS08B13855 with 85 task orders ($20.3 million combined potential value) and GS08B14309 with 38 task orders ($4.2 million combined potential value). An Indefinite Delivery Contract (NCL990020) carries 8 task orders ($4.2 million combined potential value). Award volume has remained modest and consistent over the past five years — three to five awards annually from 2022 through 2026 — with only $41 thousand in combined potential value reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, limiting near-term recompete exposure.