Federal grant · project grant (b)
Purpose: Seal Apron Pavement Surface/pavement Joints; Acquire Snow Removal Equipment; Seal Taxiway Pavement Surface/pavement Joints; Conduct or Update Miscellaneous Study; Seal Runway Pavement Surface/pavement Joints. Activities to Be Performed/expected Outcomes: This Project Acquires a New Carrier Vehicle With Broom Equipment to Enhance the Airport's Ability to Clear the Airfield During Adverse Weather Conditions. . This Project Conducts a New Obstruction Survey to Identify Obstructions to the Existing Runway Approaches. This Project Performs Sealing, Crack Repair, and Joint Filling to 1,315 Feet of the Existing Taxiway H Surface to Extend the Pavement's Useful Life. This Project Performs Sealing, Crack Repair, and Joint Filling to 13,333 Square Yards of the Existing Southeast Apron Surface to Extend the Pavement's Useful Life. This Project Performs Sealing, Crack Repair, and Joint Filling to 3,809 Feet of the Existing Runway 13/31 Surface to Extend the Pavement's Useful Life. . This Project Performs Sealing, Crack Repair, and Joint Filling to 330 Feet of the Existing Taxiway B Surface to Extend the Pavement's Useful Life. This Project Performs Sealing, Crack Repair, and Joint Filling to 440 Feet of the Existing Taxiway G Surface to Extend the Pavement's Useful Life. This Project Performs Sealing, Crack Repair, and Joint Filling to 485 Feet of the Existing Taxiway C Surface to Extend the Pavement's Useful Life. This Project Performs Sealing, Crack Repair, and Joint Filling to 51,722 Square Yards of the Existing Terminal, North Ramp, and General Aviation Ramp Apron Surfaces to Extend the Pavement's Useful Life. This Project Performs Sealing, Crack Repair, and Joint Filling to 6,501 Feet of the Existing Runway 1/19 Surface to Extend the Pavement's Useful Life. Intended Beneficiary: This Grant Will Provide Federal Funding for Airports Associated With Iron Mountain, Michigan.
Committed
$939,406
Paid out
$796.5K
85%
Committed, not yet paid
$142.9K
15%
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