City Of Redmond

City of Redmond, a local government entity in Redmond, Oregon, functions as a federal grant recipient receiving project and formula grants from civilian agencies for airport terminal expansion, water infrastructure, and community development activities. The city does not hold federal contracts as a prime or subcontractor; its federal footprint consists entirely of grants received as a prime recipient and, secondarily, as a sub-recipient on pass-through awards from state intermediaries.

The city's recent grant portfolio concentrates heavily on Federal Aviation Administration Airport Improvement Program funding under CFDA 20.106 and related programs. Since 2021, City of Redmond has received eleven FAA airport grants totaling approximately $59.1 million, spanning multiple phases of a 131,283 square-foot terminal expansion at Redmond Municipal Airport. Representative awards include a $7.37 million project grant (June 20, 2024) for four passenger boarding bridges, vertical transportation, electrical service, and baggage handling equipment; a $10.54 million project grant (July 25, 2025) for Phase 5 construction of two passenger boarding bridges and HVAC and electrical improvements; and dual project grants on April 28, 2026 totaling $7.82 million for Phase 7 (building foundations and structural steel) and Phase 8 (structural steel, metal wall and roof panels) completion by April 27, 2030. The city also received a $6.78 million project grant (September 11, 2023) for terminal design work and a $1.38 million formula grant (August 11, 2024) for one additional boarding bridge. Earlier COVID-19 relief included $5.67 million (August 17, 2021) for airport operations and personnel costs and $413,506 (January 5, 2022) for concession rent relief. A separate $800,000 project grant (September 13, 2021) under the Small Community Air Service Development Program supports air service enhancement.

Outside aviation, the city holds formula grants from HUD's Community Development Block Grant program (CFDA 14.218) with multiple awards spanning 2021 to 2024 for community development activities. A $1.98 million cooperative agreement from EPA Region 10 (July 1, 2024) funds water infrastructure construction—pump house building, underground utilities, stormwater and drainage facilities, and site improvements—with completion by December 31, 2026. The city also serves as a sub-recipient on pass-through awards from the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality for wetland wastewater project loans and from the Oregon Department of Energy for EV charging infrastructure at its Public Safety Facility.

The Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Northwest Mountain Region leads the city's customer base by volume (22 awards) and is the primary driver of dollar value through the terminal expansion program. HUD's Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development follows with thirteen formula grants. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service R6-Pacific Northwest Region, General Services Administration Public Buildings Service, and Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs round out the top customer set. The city's award frequency has remained modest—two to six awards per year over the past five years—with three awards facing completion within the next twenty-four months. The city leases federal office space through a GSA Basic Ordering Agreement, which accounts for 36 task orders and $117 thousand in combined potential value.