City Of Glen Ullin

The City of Glen Ullin is a local government entity located in North Dakota, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since September 2015, with a current registration valid through October 2025. As a U.S. local government and city, Glen Ullin primarily focuses on infrastructure development and maintenance, particularly for its municipal airport facilities. While specific details about the city's general operations are limited, its federal grant award history demonstrates a consistent commitment to airport infrastructure improvement and modernization.

The city has received multiple federal grants from the Great Lakes Region, primarily focused on airport rehabilitation and equipment acquisition. These grants include projects for runway rehabilitation, taxiway and taxilane pavement resealing, apron maintenance, and snow removal equipment procurement. Notably, the city has received several Airport Improvement Program (AIP) grants, including a 2021 grant funded by the American Rescue Plan Act that increased the federal funding share to 100%. The grants cover various phases of airport infrastructure projects, including design, construction, and equipment acquisition. The city has also received a sub-grant from the North Dakota Department of Commerce for a public facilities water line replacement project, which was initially awarded $80,000 but ultimately closed out at $60,770 due to unused funds. The federal grant awards consistently aim to extend the useful life of airport infrastructure, maintain pavement structural integrity, and enhance airport operational capabilities.