Foothills Regional Airport Authority

Foothills Regional Airport Authority, doing business as Foothills Regional Aviation, is a U.S. government entity registered to receive federal grant awards. As an airport authority, it oversees and manages airport operations and development projects in the Foothills region. The entity is classified as a U.S. local government organization and is locally government-owned. Foothills Regional Airport Authority's registration in SAM.gov, which is crucial for federal award eligibility, is current until May 28, 2025, indicating its ongoing engagement with federal funding opportunities. The authority likely plays a vital role in maintaining and improving local aviation infrastructure, supporting economic development, and ensuring safe air transportation services for the region it serves.

The federal grant sub-awards received by Foothills Regional Airport Authority primarily focus on terminal site development and paving projects. These initiatives are consistent with the entity's role as an airport authority, demonstrating a commitment to enhancing and expanding airport infrastructure. The recurring nature of these projects across multiple sub-awards suggests an ongoing, phased approach to airport improvements, likely aimed at increasing capacity, enhancing safety, or improving operational efficiency at the airport managed by Foothills Regional Airport Authority. In all instances, the Aviation Division serves as the prime grantee for these sub-awards, indicating a partnership between local and state-level aviation authorities in project implementation. While specific federal grant programs are not mentioned, the nature of the projects suggests potential involvement of Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) grant programs, such as the Airport Improvement Program (AIP) or similar initiatives designed to support airport development and enhancement.