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Grant AS-2026-001

Award ID: AS-2026-001

FY2026 ended Sep 30 · data still posting · data as of 2026-11-01†

† DoD contract data posts to USAspending about 90 days after award.

A single federal award, with both ends of the trail linked.

$21.3M
Total award value

Award AS-2026-001 is a grant from the Department of Transportation, $21.3M obligated, FY2026 to FY2029. The work is performed in American Samoa. Source

Description

Application Purpose: To Purchase Ferry Boat Vessels to Improve the Passenger Ferry Boat Program in American Samoa.; Activities Performed: Vessel Selection Procurement and Transportation of Ferry Boat Vessels to American Samoa. Assistance with Vessel Operations Training and Maintenance Planning.; Expected Outcomes: New Transportation Options; Increase Passenger Capacity; Increase Service Frequency; Maintain Reliable Transit Service; Sustain Reliable Transit Services; Sustain Vessel Safety and Security; Reduce Unscheduled Repair; Increase Passenger Capacity; Increase Service Reliability; Increase Operational Safety; Improve Ada Accessibility.; Intended Beneficiaries: Commuters - All Residents in Manua Group Islands (Ofu Tau and Olosega)tourist and Visitors to Manua Group Employees Students Teachers National Parks Workers Elderly Medical Workers and Patients. Business Owners; Subrecipient Activities: None

Award details

Award typeGrant
FAINAS-2026-001
Action date2026
Period31 mo
RecipientOutside our Phase 1 contractor set: see methodology
Place of performanceAmerican Samoa →
Category—
Competed?Not recordedSource
Total (exact)$21,250,000

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