City Of Show Low

City of Show Low, operating through its Show Low Regional Airport Division, is a U.S. local government entity that serves the federal government primarily as a real property lessor and airport operator, holding all awards as a prime recipient or contractor with no subcontract footprint. The vendor operates two primary business lines: office building leasing to the General Services Administration and airport infrastructure and operational support to the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration and the Department of Agriculture Forest Service.

The vendor's customer base is heavily concentrated. The General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Central Office Office of Leasing dominates the portfolio with 49 awards (36% of total awards) and $5 million in combined potential value. The Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration places 22 awards across its regional and central offices, while the Department of Agriculture Forest Service Region 3 and the Department of Homeland Security Transportation Security Administration each contribute smaller volumes. GSA's dominance reflects the vendor's role in leasing office space to federal tenants — work performed under three GSA Basic Ordering Agreements (BOAs): GS09B02201 with 30 task orders and $5.8 million combined potential value, GS09B02265 with 31 task orders and $2.8 million combined potential value, and GS09B01697 with 44 task orders and $559 thousand combined potential value.

Recent federal grant work demonstrates the vendor's airport investment trajectory. The FAA awarded the City of Show Low a $1.19 million Project Grant on August 29, 2025, under the Airport Improvement Program (CFDA 20.106) to construct a new helipad at Show Low Regional Airport, with completion targeted for August 28, 2029. The vendor also holds an active crosswind runway feasibility study grant from the FAA (awarded July 18, 2023, ultimate completion July 17, 2027) and received American Rescue Plan Act economic relief funds (awarded December 21, 2021) to cover airport operations, personnel, and pandemic remediation costs. Recent contract work includes Forest Service purchase orders for landing fees and land rental services supporting Apache-Sitgreaves Fire Support operations (June 2026, $8 thousand; May 2025, $13.75 thousand). The portfolio spans 137 total awards since 2004 with combined potential value of $10.3 million and combined obligations of $14.7 million, though award volume has declined in recent years — only one award recorded in 2026 and two in 2025.