Titusville-Cocoa Airport Authority

Titusville-Cocoa Airport Authority operates as a U.S. local government airport authority entity based in Titusville, Florida, and acts as a federal grant recipient for airport infrastructure development under the Federal Aviation Administration's Airport Improvement Program (CFDA 20.106). The Authority does not hold federal contracts and operates exclusively as a prime grant recipient (100% of awards); it neither subcontracts on federal grants nor participates in federal contract vehicles.

The Authority's federal footprint is concentrated in Airport Improvement Program grants administered by the FAA's Southern Region, which accounts for 32 of 47 recent awards. Recent work spans runway rehabilitation, taxiway rehabilitation and lighting upgrades, airfield signage and markings reconstruction, Federal Contract Tower construction, apron pavement design and reconstruction, and airport master plan updates. Representative awards include a $9.525 million Project Grant (awarded August 20, 2024, completion August 19, 2028) for final-phase construction rehabilitating 7,319 feet of Runway 18/36 at Titusville-Cocoa Airport; a $4.01 million Project Grant (July 23, 2025, completion July 22, 2029) for final-phase construction rehabilitating 3,601 feet of Runway 11/29 and associated lighting; and a $2.105 million Project Grant (August 15, 2024, completion August 14, 2028) for construction of a new sponsor-owned Federal Contract Tower and equipment installation. Design-phase awards include a $1.126 million taxiway design grant (July 21, 2025) covering 6,500 linear feet and a $310,632 taxiway design and lighting rehabilitation grant (June 18, 2026). The Authority also received American Rescue Plan Act pandemic-relief funding through the FAA in 2021 for operational, personnel, and facility sanitation costs.

The Authority's customer base is heavily concentrated in the FAA's Southern Region, with the FAA accounting for 46 of 47 awards and the Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration holding a single award. Combined obligated dollars across all awards total $49.6 million, spanning a period from 2004 to the present. Activity is moderate and stable at one to four awards annually in recent years, with three awards facing ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months. The Authority's role is strictly that of a grant recipient managing and executing airport infrastructure projects; it does not operate as a contractor, subcontractor, or consortia member on federal contracts or other transaction agreements.