City Of Seminole

The City of Seminole is a local government entity located in Seminole, Oklahoma, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since 2005. As a U.S. local government and city, the organization primarily receives federal grant awards focused on infrastructure development, particularly in airport improvement and emergency services. The Seminole Fire Department, operating as a division of the City of Seminole, has demonstrated consistent engagement with federal funding opportunities across multiple sectors, including transportation, public safety, and pandemic response.

The federal grant awards received by the City of Seminole are predominantly from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) under the Airport Improvement Program. These grants have supported multiple phases of airport infrastructure development, including terminal construction, taxiway realignment, and airport facility enhancements. Specifically, the grants have funded projects such as designing a new 4,000 square foot passenger and baggage terminal, shifting parallel Taxiway A to meet FAA design standards, and constructing taxilane pavement for hangar access. Additionally, the city received a COVID-19 related grant through the American Rescue Plan Act to support airport operations, personnel costs, cleaning services, and pandemic response efforts. The city also received an Assistance to Firefighters Grant from FEMA, indicating their commitment to supporting emergency service capabilities.

The City of Seminole has a federal contract Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) with the U.S. Department of the Interior's Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), valued at $250,000 and running until January 2, 2028. This single-award BPA focuses on providing Indian land and Indian wildland fire suppression services in the Eastern Oklahoma region. The contract involves protecting natural resources, forests, wildlands, and tribal residents under BIA oversight. The agreement leverages the Seminole Fire Department's expertise in emergency response and fire suppression services, positioning them as a key provider of critical protective services for indigenous communities and federal lands in the region.