City Of Reedley

City of Reedley, a municipal government entity headquartered in Reedley, California, receives federal funding as a grant recipient for airport infrastructure development and community improvement projects, with a secondary footprint in small-dollar land rental contracts. The city operates as a primary grant recipient (71% of awards) and as a sub-recipient on transportation and community development grants (29% of awards), competing in full-and-open procurements without set-aside designations.

The city's capability portfolio centers on airport capital improvements and municipal infrastructure. Recent prime grant work includes a $592,631.58 recipient award from the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Western Pacific Region under the Airport Infrastructure Grants program (CFDA 20.117) to construct a new fuel farm at Reedley Municipal Airport by adding three fuel tanks, with performance through August 10, 2030. In tandem, FAA awarded a companion $536,561.05 recipient grant under the Airport Improvement Program (CFDA 20.116) covering the remaining eligible construction costs for the same fuel farm project. An earlier $143,662.11 Airport Improvement Program grant (CFDA 20.106, September 4, 2025) funded the design phase of the fuel farm expansion. Additional FAA awards include a project grant for runway lighting reconstruction (awarded September 18, 2025) and a formula grant for apron pavement reconstruction covering 15,000 square yards (awarded July 25, 2022). The city received $1.3 million in combined American Rescue Plan Act funding (January 10, 2022) to cover airport operations, personnel, cleaning, and debt service in response to COVID-19. Beyond aviation, City of Reedley holds two low-dollar land rental contracts: a $2,400 firm fixed-price purchase order from the Department of the Interior Region 5 (awarded October 5, 2025) and a $3,280.66 purchase order from the General Services Administration Region 5 (awarded August 28, 2025), both for land rental services in Clovis, California.

Customer concentration clusters around aviation infrastructure. The Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Western Pacific Region and the broader FAA account for 22 of the 55 total awards. The Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs follows with 11 awards, and the Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration rounds out the top-four customer set with 7 awards, covering 73% of the award count. The city acts as sub-recipient on transportation and community infrastructure projects flowing through the California Department of Transportation, including roadway reconstruction on Manning Avenue, Dinuba Avenue, and E Street, and ADA compliance work on multiple city streets, all awarded between January 2023 and September 2024. Sub-recipient work also includes senior meal procurement supporting vulnerable residents (July 12, 2022). Combined potential value across all 55 awards stands at $36 thousand in ceiling, but combined dollars obligated reach $17.1 million (48,131% of combined potential value), indicating that obligation substantially exceeds documented ceilings — a characteristic of aging federal grant awards where full project costs have been drawn down over multi-year performance periods.