Ogden City Corporation

Ogden City Corporation operates as the municipal government of Ogden, Utah, and serves as the direct recipient of federal grants rather than as a federal contractor. The entity has received 230 federal awards across three decades, with 93% structured as direct prime grants and 7% as sub-grants flowing through state intermediaries, concentrating on airport infrastructure, housing development, law enforcement, and municipal facilities rather than on commercial service contracts.

Ogden City Corporation receives direct federal grant funding from 26 distinct agencies, with customer concentration heavily weighted toward community development and transportation infrastructure. The Department of Housing and Urban Development's Community Planning and Development division leads by award count with 34 grants focused on affordable housing under the Home Investment Partnerships Program (CFDA 14.239) and Community Development Block Grants (CFDA 14.218). The Federal Aviation Administration's Northwest Mountain Region has awarded 23 grants totaling approximately $23 million in combined value for airport infrastructure at Ogden-Hinckley Airport, including terminal reconstruction, runway rehabilitation, apron expansion, and snow removal equipment acquisition, with completion dates extending through 2029. The General Services Administration Public Buildings Service, Office of the National Drug Control Policy, and Department of Transportation round out the active customer set. Recent major awards include a $4.87 million FAA grant for apron pavement rehabilitation, a $4.74 million FAA grant for west apron expansion, a $1.368 million FAA Airport Improvement Program grant for apron expansion, and a $1.112 million FAA grant for terminal expansion and reconstruction at Ogden-Hinckley Airport.

Ogden City Corporation's sub-grant footprint spans state pass-through programs administered by the Utah Department of Transportation, Utah Department of Environmental Quality, Utah Department of Public Safety, and the Utah Office for Victims of Crime. Recent sub-grants support bike-share expansion, pedestrian and bicycle safety programs, victim services for domestic violence and sexual assault, drinking water infrastructure, and stormwater management projects, with awards flowing from federal sources including the Department of Transportation and the Department of Justice.

The entity's award portfolio is heavily weighted toward capital infrastructure and community development rather than service delivery. The top NAICS categories reflect this posture: Lessors of Nonresidential Buildings (64 awards) and Water Supply and Irrigation Systems (26 awards) dominate the count. The top PSC code is Lease/Rental of Office Buildings (58 awards), followed by Housekeeping—Waste Treatment/Storage (22 awards), and Lease-Rent of All Other Non-Building Facilities (8 awards). This concentration reflects Ogden City Corporation's role as a municipal government managing property leases, utilities, and facility operations rather than as a vendor selling services to the federal government.

Activity has remained modest and episodic over the past five years—six awards in 2022, ten in 2023, fifteen in 2024, ten in 2025, and two in the first five months of 2026. The combined potential value across all 230 awards totals approximately $2 million, though the combined dollars obligated across all awards stands at $96.5 million, reflecting the federal government's retroactive reimbursement of completed airport and housing projects. Five awards (combined potential value $355 thousand) reach completion within the next twenty-four months, representing modest recompete exposure. Ogden City Corporation has no federal contract prime awardees and does not operate as a contractor under federal vehicles such as GWACs or IDIQs; it functions exclusively as a grant recipient for infrastructure and community development purposes.