City Of Worland

City of Worland, a Wyoming municipality and airport authority, acts as a federal grant recipient focused on airport infrastructure and operations improvements at Worland Municipal Airport. The City operates predominantly as a prime recipient (99% of recent awards) and does not hold federal contracts; all federal transacting occurs through federal grant programs administered by the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration.

City of Worland's grant work centers on airport pavement and taxiway rehabilitation, snow removal equipment acquisition, and wildlife hazard mitigation at the municipal airport. Recent representative awards include a $2.437 million Formula Grant (CFDA 20.106) awarded August 19, 2024, to rehabilitate 6,450 feet of existing paved Taxiway A, maintaining structural integrity and extending pavement useful life through August 18, 2028; a $1.703 million Project Grant (CFDA 20.116) awarded July 10, 2026, to rehabilitate 26,924 square yards of existing main apron pavement, with completion scheduled for July 9, 2030; and a $478 thousand Project Grant (CFDA 20.117) awarded July 9, 2026, to acquire one loader with plow and broom snow removal equipment for adverse-weather airfield clearing, completing July 8, 2030. Earlier work includes a $345 thousand Formula Grant (CFDA 20.106) awarded August 31, 2022, for 8,000 feet of wildlife perimeter fencing to mitigate wildlife hazards, and a Project Grant awarded November 10, 2021, under the American Rescue Plan Act providing economic relief for airport operations, personnel, cleaning, and debt service during the COVID-19 pandemic. All work is performed in Worland, Wyoming.

Customer concentration is narrow: the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Northwest Mountain Region accounts for 11 awards (24% coverage by count), though the source does not specify dollar potential for those awards. The General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Central Office Office of Leasing holds 8 awards worth $683 thousand combined potential value, representing GSA lease obligations. The City sits on Basic Ordering Agreement GS08B13783 with 85 task orders carrying $2.6 million combined potential value—the principal parent vehicle for transacting. Overall activity is sparse: two awards in 2021, one in 2022, two in 2023, one in 2024, and two in 2026, reflecting episodic capital project funding cycles typical of municipal airport grant recipients. Combined obligated dollars across all 104 awards total $11.2 million against $3.1 million combined potential value, indicating substantial historical invoicing relative to remaining obligated balances.