City Of Mcminnville

City Of McMinnville, doing business as McMinnville Area Chamber Of Commerce, is a U.S. local government entity that receives federal grants as prime recipient for airport infrastructure improvements, emergency management planning, and disaster recovery at McMinnville Municipal Airport in Oregon. The city operates as a municipal grant recipient rather than a federal contractor; it does not hold federal contract awards or seats on government-wide contract vehicles.

The city's federal grant footprint centers on the Federal Aviation Administration's Airport Improvement Program and Airport Infrastructure Grants (CFDA 20.106 and 20.117). Recent prime grant awards include a $543,639 Project Grant from FAA awarded May 19, 2026, for final construction of perimeter fencing, wind cones, and segmented circles at McMinnville Municipal Airport with completion scheduled May 18, 2030; a $387,419 Project Grant from FAA awarded September 15, 2025, for Phase 1 environmental assessment and construction management of the same airport infrastructure scope; a $500,000 Project Grant from FAA awarded August 18, 2023, to update the airport master plan and airport layout plan; and a COVID-19 relief grant awarded October 27, 2021, under the American Rescue Plan Act for airport operations and pandemic response. The city also receives sub-awards from the Federal Emergency Management Agency for disaster response and from the Department of Housing and Urban Development for housing rehabilitation grants to low-income residents.

The Federal Aviation Administration's Northwest Mountain Region accounts for 11 prime awards across the city's footprint, representing 80% of recent awards. The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons Federal Correctional Institution at Sheridan, Oregon carries 5 awards with $22 thousand in combined potential value, though the nature of this relationship appears disconnected from the city's primary airport and housing focus. The city's sub-award activity includes federal grant pass-through work related to emergency operations planning, surveillance equipment procurement for law enforcement, and housing rehabilitation assistance; the Oregon Military Department acted as prime grantee on three disaster-response sub-awards (winter storm cleanup, debris removal, and welfare checks) between 2022 and 2024.

Activity has remained modest, averaging fewer than two awards per year over the past five years, with only one award in both 2025 and 2026. One award carries completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting limited recompete exposure. The combined potential value reported across all awards is $22 thousand, though obligated dollars total $18.8 million — a discrepancy reflecting that most awards are multi-year grants with completed or partially completed obligation cycles rather than active procurement ceiling values.