City Of Mohall

The City of Mohall, registered in SAM.gov since 2012 and located in North Dakota, is a local government entity primarily focused on managing and improving the Mohall Municipal Airport Authority. As a U.S. local government and municipality, the organization serves the infrastructure and transportation needs of its regional community through strategic federal grant-funded projects. The airport authority is specifically engaged in airport infrastructure development, maintenance, and equipment acquisition to enhance operational capabilities and safety standards.

The Mohall Municipal Airport Authority has received multiple federal grants primarily from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) under the Airport Improvement Program, focusing on critical infrastructure enhancements and pandemic-related economic relief. These grants have supported diverse projects including drainage and erosion control systems, snow removal equipment acquisition, and COVID-19 response initiatives. Specific grant-funded activities include constructing new underdrains, storm drains, and a lift station to mitigate water ponding, purchasing snow removal equipment like plow, blower, and broom attachments, and securing economic relief funds through the American Rescue Plan Act and Coronavirus Relief and Response Supplemental Appropriations Act. Additionally, the entity has received a sub-grant from the North Dakota Department of Commerce for senior housing rehabilitation, demonstrating its broader community development capabilities. The grants, ranging from design phases to final construction implementation, typically have project periods of three to four years and aim to improve airport safety, operational efficiency, and community infrastructure resilience.