Noorvik Native Community

Noorvik Native Community is a federally recognized tribal government located in Noorvik, Alaska, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) with a current registration valid through August 15, 2026. As a tribal government and housing authority, the organization represents the Native Village of Noorvik and serves the local indigenous community in northwestern Alaska. The community has been actively engaging with federal agencies to secure grant funding that supports environmental, infrastructure, and community development initiatives, demonstrating a strategic approach to addressing local needs through federal assistance programs.

The organization has been a recipient of multiple federal grants focused on environmental capacity building, community infrastructure, and pandemic response. Specifically, Noorvik Native Community has received grants from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region 10 to develop environmental management capabilities, including building technical skills in solid waste management, climate change adaptation, and environmental health assessments. A notable grant from the EPA's Indian Environmental General Assistance Program provides $134,000 to enhance environmental knowledge, implement solid waste programs, and conduct community outreach. Additionally, the community received a Coronavirus Capital Projects Fund grant to support critical infrastructure enabling remote work, education, and health monitoring, and a Federal Transit Administration grant for preliminary engineering and construction of a transit building project. These grants collectively demonstrate the community's focus on environmental sustainability, infrastructure development, and addressing community needs through targeted federal assistance programs.