At Johnson Controls, we understand the importance of maintaining a modern airport infrastructure and are uniquely qualified to provide guidance. With AIG funds, we’ll help you manage the grant process from start to finish, including coaching, research, applications and follow-up so you can make the necessary upgrades to stay safe, efficient and sustainable.
What are Airport Infrastructure Grant (AIG) Funds?
As part of a bipartisan law, approximately $2.91 billion is available annually in the 2022-2026 fiscal years to enhance runways, taxiways, safety measures, sustainability projects, terminals, airport-transit connections, and roadway enhancements across U.S. airports.
Reasons to Maximize AIG Funds
- Airports with aging systems now have an unprecedented opportunity to implement critical infrastructure improvements.
- Get safety and sustainability projects funded for long-term cost reductions
- Support the federal government’s goal of modernizing our country’s aging infrastructure
- The window of opportunity only lasts until FY 2026
- Showcase improvements to retain and attract customers and employees
- Since 2022, US travel has surged by more than 40% each year, making safe and efficient airport operations vital to handle the increasing passenger numbers.
Our Team-Based Approach Can Help Secure Airport Project Funding
Johnson Controls excels in federally funded building projects, having executed over $1.4B in contracts funded by the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). Our expertise extends to green initiatives at all government levels.
Our incentive and rebate professionals work to offset your capital costs and increase your purchasing power. This team works with some of the most complicated and stringent utility providers so you can remain focused on your core mission.
Johnson Controls partners with Sourcewell and Equalis Group for federal contracts, ensuring compliance with standards. This cooperative approach leverages collective buying power for significant savings.
Johnson Controls has provided structured financing for thousands of clients, and they recently financed more than $200 million in energy projects in one year alone. This team has executed some of the largest and most complex federal projects nationwide.
