Guam International Airport Authority

Guam International Airport Authority is a government entity responsible for operating and managing the A.B. Won Pat International Airport in Guam. As a recipient of federal contract and grant awards, the authority provides various services related to airport operations, security, and infrastructure maintenance. The organization plays a crucial role in maintaining Guam's primary international gateway, facilitating air transportation, and ensuring compliance with federal aviation regulations.

Through federal contract awards, Guam International Airport Authority has provided a range of services to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), a civilian agency within the Department of Homeland Security. These services include issuing SIDA badges, fingerprinting, providing ramp decals, and renting conference rooms. The authority has also been awarded contracts to support law enforcement services at the airport, including a $525,600 Other Transaction Agreement to establish a Law Enforcement Officer Reimbursement Program. This program reimburses the airport for costs associated with providing law enforcement services over a 15-month period. Additionally, the authority has received a $1.26 million Other Transaction Agreement to implement the National Explosives Detection Canine Team Program, which provides explosives detection canine teams to screen passengers and cargo at the airport. These contracts demonstrate the authority's involvement in critical security operations and its partnership with federal agencies to maintain airport safety.

While specific information about federal grant awards to Guam International Airport Authority is not provided in the given data, it is worth noting that the authority has received both federal contract and grant awards, as indicated by the most recent federal grant award date of January 5, 2022. Given the nature of its operations and responsibilities, it is likely that any federal grants received by the authority would be related to airport infrastructure improvements, safety enhancements, or capacity expansion projects. Such grants might be administered through programs like the Federal Aviation Administration's Airport Improvement Program or other Department of Transportation initiatives aimed at supporting and developing airport facilities in U.S. territories.