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INFRA Grants for Major Surface Transportation and Commercial Vehicle Parking Projects

The U.S. Department of Transportation's Office of the Under Secretary for Policy is announcing the FY 2026 INFRA Grant Program for major surface transportation projects. - Approximately $626.7 million in total funding is available - $319.8 million from FY 2023 - $106.9 million from FY 2024 - $200 million from FY 2026 dedicated to commercial motor vehicle parking projects - Two funding tracks: - Track 1: Nationally and regionally significant surface transportation projects (e.g., highway freight, bridges, intermodal, grade crossings, wildlife crossings, border crossings, marine highway corridors) - Track 2: Commercial motor vehicle parking projects - Eligible applicants: States, local governments, tribal governments, metropolitan planning organizations, and other public entities - Applicants must select one track and submit a single application - Notable requirements: - Cost sharing or matching funds required - Minimum award sizes: $25 million for large projects, $5 million for small projects - Set-asides for rural and small projects - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named, as this is a grant for infrastructure development, not direct product procurement

Description

The INFRA program aims to fund surface transportation infrastructure projects of national or regional significance that improve the safety, efficiency, and reliability of moving people and goods, and expand safe, accessible public parking for commercial motor vehicles. Approximately $626.7 million is available, including funds from FY 2023, FY 2024, and FY 2026 specifically for commercial motor vehicle parking projects. Funding is administered through two tracks: Track 1 supports surface transportation projects of national and regional significance, and Track 2 is dedicated to commercial motor vehicle parking projects. Eligible applicants include states, local governments, tribal governments, metropolitan planning organizations, and other entities. Applications must identify the funding track and only one application per applicant is allowed.

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