Langdon Municipal Airport Authority

Langdon Municipal Airport Authority, a North Dakota municipal airport authority and U.S. local government entity, receives federal grant funding from the Federal Aviation Administration to design and construct airport infrastructure improvements. The vendor operates as a prime recipient of federal grants exclusively; it holds no federal contracts and does not function as a subcontractor.

Langdon Municipal Airport Authority's entire federal footprint centers on the FAA's Airport Improvement Program (CFDA 20.106) administered through the Great Lakes Region office. Recent grant work includes a $1.18 million project grant awarded September 8, 2025, to construct Phase 2 of Taxiway B (1,411 feet of a planned 1,739-foot taxiway) at Langdon Municipal Airport, designed to bring the airport into conformity with current federal safety standards and scheduled for completion by September 7, 2029; a $615,077.89 project grant also awarded September 8, 2025, to construct the final phase of Taxiway B construction (328 feet) with concurrent apron expansion of 1,352 square yards; a $1.0 million formula grant awarded July 15, 2026, to fund the design phase for reconstruction of 880 feet of the terminal north access road that has reached the end of its useful life, running through July 14, 2030; and a project grant awarded September 10, 2024, to reseal 10,766 square yards of existing northwest apron pavement at the non-primary airport, with completion by September 9, 2028. Combined obligated dollars across all fourteen awards total $4.1 million.

Award activity has been episodic. Across the source's historical span, the vendor received one award each in 2016 and 2017, one in 2024, two in 2025, and one in 2026 (most recent). The FAA Great Lakes Region represents the sole federal customer across all awards. One award reaches ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, creating minimal recompete exposure in that window. The vendor competes exclusively in full-and-open format under the Airport Improvement Program; no set-aside designations apply to its grant portfolio.