Native Village Of Nightmute

The Native Village of Nightmute is a federally recognized tribal government located in Nightmute, Alaska, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since March 18, 2005, with registration valid until September 5, 2025. As a tribal government, the organization focuses on serving the local community through various environmental, infrastructure, and public health initiatives. The entity is primarily engaged in receiving federal grants that support community development, environmental management, and pandemic response efforts, particularly for rural and low-to-moderate income populations in Alaska.

The Native Village of Nightmute has received several significant federal grants across different agencies, demonstrating a diverse range of project capabilities. Notable grants include a $189,324.36 Coronavirus Capital Projects Fund (CCPF) from the U.S. Department of the Treasury in January 2025, aimed at improving digital connectivity and addressing COVID-19 challenges. An EPA Region 10 grant awarded in October 2022 supports environmental program capacity development, including community outreach, environmental education, water quality protection, and solid waste management initiatives. Additionally, the organization received a Rural Utilities Service predevelopment planning grant in August 2023 focused on waste management. The tribe has also participated in sub-grant awards, including a GAP Project with the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium, indicating collaborative partnerships in delivering community services. These grants collectively demonstrate the Native Village of Nightmute's commitment to environmental stewardship, public health, infrastructure improvement, and community resilience.