City Of Old Town

City of Old Town, a U.S. local government entity headquartered in Old Town, Maine, is a federal grant recipient that does not operate as a contractor and has not competed for federal contracts or IDVs. The City serves as the primary recipient on airport infrastructure and operations grants administered by the Federal Aviation Administration and, in one instance, as the prime grantee on a sub-award from the Maine Department of Public Safety under the Byrne State Crisis Intervention Program.

The City's federal grant footprint centers on airport modernization and pandemic relief at Old Town Airport. Recent grants include a $225,749 Airport Infrastructure Grant (CFDA 20.117, awarded May 21, 2026, completion May 20, 2030) to construct a 330-foot-long by 25-foot-wide Taxiway C, paired with a $604,519 Airport Improvement Program formula grant (CFDA 20.116, same dates) for the remaining eligible portion of the same taxiway project. Earlier work includes a $165,000 Airport Improvement Program formula grant (CFDA 20.106, awarded September 5, 2024, completion September 4, 2028) to update the airport master plan with a narrative; two apron-expansion grants (September 6, 2023, completion September 5, 2027) totaling two phases of a 6,000-square-yard terminal apron expansion to accommodate general aviation growth; an 850-foot parallel taxiway construction grant funded under the American Rescue Plan Act (August 8, 2022, completion August 7, 2026); and a pandemic-relief grant (November 28, 2021, completion November 27, 2025) for airport operations, personnel, cleaning, and debt service. The City also received a design-and-permitting grant for an 850-foot parallel taxiway (July 22, 2021, completion July 21, 2025) under American Rescue Plan Act funding.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to FAA. The Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration New England Region accounts for fifteen awards; the FAA's national office accounts for four additional awards. The Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service, Environmental Protection Agency, and Federal Emergency Management Agency account for the remaining prime awards. Three awards reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value not specified in source), representing moderate near-term recompete exposure. Regional School Unit 34 is identified as a parent organization to the City in the master-plan grant and as a sub-awardee on the airport master-plan project. The City also acts as prime grantee on a sub-award from the Maine Department of Public Safety for a Byrne State Crisis Intervention Program grant to the Old Town Police Department (awarded September 16, 2025).