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Aviation Grants Solicitations Department of Transportation Doing Business with NYSDOT Doing Business with NYSDOT Aviation Grants Solicitations Rail Grants Solicitations Upstate Grant Solicitations Doing Business with NYSDOT - (business-center) > Aviation Grants Solicitations Aviation Capital Grant Program - AIR NY Awards GOVERNOR HOCHUL ANNOUNCES $25 MILLION AWARDED FOR AIRPORT MODERNIZATION AND SAFETY ENHANCEMENTS Funding Supports Capital Improvements at 16 Airports Across the State Enhances Economic Competitiveness and Business Development in Local Communities Governor Kathy Hochul today announced that $25 million in State funding has been awarded to enhance safety, modernize operations, promote environmental resilience and enhance regional economic competitiveness at public-use airports across New York.
The funding, available through the AIR NY Aviation Capital Grant Program, will support improvements - including hangar replacements, security upgrades and the purchase of new snow removal equipment – at 16 airports in every region of the state and is part of Governor Hochul’s historic commitment to support the state’s aviation facilities, which serve as gateways to their communities and promote economic growth and prosperity.
Airports receiving AIR NY Program funding include : Adirondack Regional Airport , $377,100, for new electric ground service equipment. Akron Airport/Jesson Field, $1. 94 million, for the construction of a new hanger with solar.
Buffalo Niagara International Airport, $2. 5 million, for to expand their deicing fluid collection system. Finger Lakes Regional Airport, $1.
58 million, for a new maintenance equipment building. Greater Binghamton Airport/Edwin A Link Field, $2. 49 million, to rehabilitate hangars.
Griffiss International Airport, $2. 33 million, for a new sand/salt storage building. Ithaca Tompkins International Airport, $1.
35 million, for a new geothermal heating and cooling system. LeRoy Airport, $1. 16 million, for hangar rehabilitation and utility upgrades.
Malone Dufort Airport, $1. 68 million, to construct new T-Hangar building. Ogdensburg International Airport, $661,456, for new water utility connection.
Orange County Airport, $1. 32 million, for a new equipment maintenance repair facility. Plattsburgh International Airport, $752,960, for access gate upgrades.
Republic Airport, $1. 21 million, for new snow removal equipment and fuel tank replacement. South Albany Airport, $2.
5 million, for a new multi-purpose community/administrative building. Syracuse Hancock International Airport, $2. 5 million, for a new snow control center.
Watertown International Airport, $642,042, for a new fuel truck and electric ground service equipment. The full announcement can be read here: https://www. governor.
ny. gov/news/governor-hochul-announces-25-million-awarded-airport-modernization-and-safety-enhancements IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT AIR NY PLEASE: EMAIL AVIATION@DOT. NY.
GOV Upstate Grant Solicitation Building upon the success of 2016 Upstate Airport Economic Development and Revitalization Initiative and the transformative efforts underway at LaGuardia and John F. Kennedy Airports, New York State is making available an additional $250 million for new Upstate airport enhancements. Learn more about the Upstate Airport Economic Development and Revitalization Competition .
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Public-use airports listed in the current State Airport System Plan (SASP) in categories 1 through 4. Applicants may submit up to two project applications per airport. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows state share for any project shall not exceed $1,500,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Aviation Capital Grant Program (New York) is funded by New York State Department of Transportation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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