City Of Nampa

City of Nampa, a U.S. municipal government in Nampa, Idaho, acts as a federal grant recipient, receiving awards across infrastructure, public safety, victim services, and community development programs from civilian federal agencies. The city does not hold federal contracts as a prime contractor and does not operate on contract vehicles; its federal footprint is exclusively grant-funded.

City of Nampa's recent grant activity spans twenty-four distinct federal agencies, with concentrated customer relationships. The top five funding agencies account for 66 percent of awards by count: the Department of Housing and Urban Development's Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development leads with twenty awards primarily under the Community Development Block Grant program (CFDA 14.218); the Department of Justice's Office on Violence Against Women follows with sixteen awards centered on victim services and domestic violence prevention; the Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Administration's Northwest Mountain Region accounts for fourteen awards funding airport infrastructure modernization at Nampa Municipal Airport; the Department of Justice's Bureau of Justice Assistance contributes thirteen awards for law enforcement equipment and training; and the Environmental Protection Agency's Region 10 office carries ten awards for water quality and stormwater management projects. Combined obligated dollars across all 111 awards total $90.5 million.

The city's prime grant portfolio, comprising 77 awards (69 percent of total activity), centers on three capability areas: airport infrastructure development and maintenance, including taxilane construction, drainage system improvements, weather observing equipment installation, and perimeter security fencing; community development and economic opportunity expansion through roadway design and construction under the Economic Development Administration; and victim services and domestic violence prevention through the Nampa Family Justice Center, including forensic interview services, counseling, case management, and community training on human trafficking identification and response. Representative recent prime awards include a $353,952.63 project grant from the FAA under the Airport Improvement Program (CFDA 20.116) for Phase 2 taxilane construction at Nampa Airport (awarded May 19, 2026, completion May 18, 2030); a $1.5 million FAA project grant for construction of two airfield drainage detention basins (awarded August 6, 2025, completion August 5, 2029); a $500,000 Office on Violence Against Women project grant (CFDA 16.888) supporting forensic interviews, counseling, youth case management, and prevention education for children and youth experiencing domestic violence and sexual assault (awarded May 1, 2026, completion April 30, 2029); and a $3.54 million EPA Geographic Programs grant (CFDA 66.962) for free water surface wetland and stormwater retention pond construction to reduce contaminants in the Columbia River Basin (awarded October 2, 2023, completion January 1, 2029).

City of Nampa also holds thirty-four sub-awards (31 percent of activity) passed through Idaho state agencies and nonprofit intermediaries. Sub-recipient activity concentrates in victim services and domestic violence prevention, with the Nampa Family Justice Center receiving continuation funding through Idaho State Police for the Sexual Assault Forensic Examiner (SAFE) Program, Collaborative Victim Services, Sexual Assault Advocacy, and statewide training on trauma-informed response to sexual assault and domestic violence. Environmental sub-awards flow through the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality for wastewater treatment system improvements and constructed wetlands design addressing emerging contaminants. Public safety sub-awards come through Idaho Department of Transportation for traffic enforcement programs and distracted-driving awareness campaigns. Recent sub-awards include contracts with Idaho State Police for continuation of the SAFE Services in Southwest Idaho program and collaborative victim services funding (awarded December 16, 2025), and sub-awards from the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare for crime victim services and narcan program expansion (awarded August 21, 2025 and October 8, 2025).

Activity has trended upward year over year across the past five years, growing from seven awards in 2022 to seventeen in 2025; three awards have been recorded in 2026 to date. Six awards carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months and represent renewal or recompete opportunities across victim services, law enforcement support, and community development programs. City of Nampa competes in full and open federal grant competition with no set-aside designations and does not leverage contract vehicles, GWACs, or IDIQs; all funding flows through direct federal agency relationships and state pass-through mechanisms.