Town Of Islip

The Town of Islip is a local government entity located in New York, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since October 15, 2007. As a U.S. local government and township, it provides a wide range of services and infrastructure management, particularly focused on community development, housing, transportation, and airport operations. The town primarily receives federal funding through various grant programs and contracts, demonstrating its capacity to manage complex federal awards across multiple domains such as housing, community planning, emergency services, and transportation infrastructure.

Through federal contract awards, the Town of Islip has primarily engaged in COVID-19 related services and airport infrastructure management. Its most notable contract was a $35,649.92 Other Transaction Agreement with the Transportation Security Administration for COVID-19 cleaning reimbursement at Long Island MacArthur Airport. This contract was set without any specific set-aside designation and focused on pandemic-related cleaning and facility maintenance. The town has shown expertise in working directly with federal agencies to provide targeted, time-sensitive services during the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly in maintaining critical transportation infrastructure.

In terms of federal grant awards, the Town of Islip has received extensive funding across multiple programs, including Housing and Urban Development (HUD) grants, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) airport improvement grants, Emergency Solutions Grants, and Community Development Block Grants. These grants have supported diverse initiatives such as airport infrastructure rehabilitation, taxiway and runway lighting reconstruction, terminal building improvements, housing assistance programs, homeless prevention, and community development projects. Notable grant awards include a $138,684 Family Self-Sufficiency Program grant, multiple Airport Improvement Program grants totaling millions of dollars for airport infrastructure, a $555,557.78 grant for taxiway lighting reconstruction, and Community Development Block Grants for affordable housing and public services. The town has consistently demonstrated its ability to manage complex, multi-year federal grant programs across transportation, housing, and community development sectors.