Ramah Navajo Chapter

Ramah Navajo Chapter, operating through its Office of Grants & Contracts division, is a federally recognized Indian tribe government entity located in Ramah, New Mexico that specializes in managing federal transportation infrastructure funding and development initiatives. As a tribal government and community development organization, the Chapter leverages federal grant awards to enhance transportation connectivity, accessibility, and quality of life for its tribal members through systematic planning, construction, and infrastructure improvement projects. The Chapter has maintained active federal funding engagement since at least 2022, with a SAM.gov registration established in July 2008 and currently valid through October 2026.

Ramah Navajo Chapter has received consistent federal grant funding exclusively through the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) for transportation-focused initiatives spanning from February 2022 through the present. The Chapter has secured multiple awards under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205), the Tribal Transportation Program (CFDA 20.289), and the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) program, demonstrating diversified access to federal transportation resources. These grants have funded critical transportation infrastructure activities including road and bridge construction, rehabilitation, replacement, transportation planning, safety improvements, and Vision Zero safety action plan development. The funding amounts have ranged from approximately $130,000 to over $2.5 million per award, with recent fiscal year allocations including $2,582,283.42 for FY 2025 (awarded January 17, 2025) and $130,445.73 for FY 2026 (awarded November 13, 2025). All identified grants have been prime awards directly to the Ramah Navajo Chapter with no identified subcontractors, indicating the Chapter serves as the primary implementer of these federally funded transportation programs and infrastructure projects within its tribal jurisdiction.