City Of Twin Falls

City Of Twin Falls, doing business as Urban Renewal Agency Of The City Of Twin Falls Idaho, is a U.S. local government entity that acts as a federal grant recipient for airport infrastructure improvements and transit services, with recent activity centered on Federal Aviation Administration capital grants for runway and taxiway work, snow removal equipment acquisition, and apron construction at Twin Falls Airport, and as a lessor of airport facilities and real property under General Services Administration and Bureau of Land Management blanket purchase agreements.

The entity operates as a municipality and airport authority headquartered in Twin Falls, Idaho. Its federal footprint is overwhelmingly weighted toward grant work (177 of 181 awards, or 98% prime), with two sub-awards routed through the State of Idaho Department of Environmental Quality and the Idaho Department of Transportation for airport environmental remediation and traffic enforcement. The organization has generated $55.6 million in obligated federal dollars across a long award history dating to 2002, though recent annual volumes are modest — two to four awards per year from 2022 through 2026 — and recent combined potential value stands at $5.6 million across 181 tracked awards.

Customer concentration is distributed across multiple federal agencies rather than anchored to a single source. The Department of Interior Bureau of Land Management Idaho Region leads by award count (56 awards, $245 thousand combined potential value) driven by recurring blanket purchase agreement calls for airport landing fees. The Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Northwest Mountain Region places the second-largest volume (24 awards, representing grant work for airport infrastructure improvements). When ranked by dollar potential value, the General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Office of Leasing emerges as the top customer ($1.7 million across 14 awards, primarily for building leases under Basic Ordering Agreement GS10B06908 with 39 task orders and $4.4 million combined potential value). The Department of Homeland Security Transportation Security Administration contributes $501 thousand from a single award. These five customer agencies account for 57% of all awards by count and 45% of combined potential value.

Recent grant awards illustrate the portfolio's composition. The City received a $877,341 Airport Infrastructure Grants award (CFDA 20.117) on August 10, 2026, to acquire high-speed rotary blower snow removal equipment, with completion by August 9, 2030. Three additional FAA Airport Improvement Program project grants (CFDA 20.106) awarded September 18, 2025, total $2.656 million and fund apron rehabilitation ($1.950 million), runway and taxiway work ($657,466), and terminal access road design ($349,000), all with completion by September 17, 2029. An additional $1.6 million formula grant (CFDA 20.106) awarded June 28, 2022, funded plow and broom snow removal equipment with June 27, 2026 completion. The City also received a formula grant from the Federal Transit Administration (September 5, 2025, completing December 31, 2026) for microtransit service operations, and a cooperative agreement with the Natural Resources Conservation Service (November 17, 2023, completing November 30, 2028) for Rock Creek water quality and resource protection planning. On the contract side, the entity holds a GSA Basic Ordering Agreement (GS10B06908) with 39 task orders totaling $4.4 million in potential value for building leases, and blanket purchase agreements with BLM Idaho Region covering airport landing fees and facilities services, including a $103 call in July 2023 and a $4,086 call covering July through September 2022.

Four awards complete within the next twenty-four months, representing modest recompete exposure. The entity's award portfolio concentrates in NAICS categories for lessors of real estate property (125 of 181 awards combined) and airport runway and taxiway leasing (42 awards by PSC code), with secondary activity in natural resources conservation and building lease services. The organization competes full-and-open without SBA set-aside designations across all tracked work.