Scout IIJA Competitive Grants Tracker
Municipalities and counties across the country have the opportunity to make transformative investments in their communities. To amplify those investments, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) has created competitive grant opportunities for local communities to seek additional funding. A searchable database of available IIJA grants is available below. To find out more about Scout's work to support and track innovative investments in our community and beyond, see our ARPA tracker, or visit us at our website.
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Category Name
National Transit Database
This database is a repository for financial data, operating statistics, safety events, and asset conditions from transit systems, which is used by the FTA to apportion funds to urban and rural areas, inform decision-making, and for research. IIJA requires geographic service area coverage and data on assaults on transit workers and fatalities due to bus impact to be reported to the NTD.
Estimate Budget
$
30000000
$0-$50M
30000000
Department of Transportation
Federal-State Partnership for Intercity Passenger Rail Grants
IIJA renames the former Federal-State Partnership for State of Good Repair program and make modifications, including expanding project eligibility beyond Amtrak- and state-owned assets to constructing new intercity passenger rail routes and capital projects that address state-of-good repair.
Estimate Budget
$
36000000000
$1B+
36000000000
Department of Transportation
Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities Grants
This program provides formula grants to eligible recipients for transportation services planned, designed, and executed to meet the special transportation needs of seniors and individuals with disabilities in urban and rural areas.
Estimate Budget
$
2190000000
$1B+
2190000000
Department of Transportation
Crash Data
Crash data systems collect data from police accident reports about vehicle crashes from states. IIJA requires these systems to be revised to distinguish bicycles, electric scooters, and other personal conveyance vehicles from other vehicles, and provides grants to states to modernize data collection systems.
Estimate Budget
$
750000000
$501M-$1B
750000000
Department of Transportation
IIJA funds hazardous materials emergency preparedness and other safety programs within USDOT, including grants promoting hazardous material response training for emergency responders.
Estimate Budget
$
580000000
$501M-$1B
580000000
Department of Transportation
Vehicle Safety and Behavioral Research Programs
This program funds research and development activities including behavioral research on Automated Systems and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems and improving consumer responses to safety recalls.
Estimate Budget
$
550000000
$501M-$1B
550000000
Department of Transportation (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration)
FTA Administration (Supply Sales)
IIJA allows (Sec. 30013) transit agencies selling, retaining, or disposing rolling stock, equipment, or supplies past their useful life do not need to reimburse the FTA.
Estimate Budget
$
700000000
$501M-$1B
700000000
Department of Transportation
Motor Carrier Safety Grants
This program provides grants to states to conduct compliance reviews and roadside inspections, identify and apprehend traffic violators, and support safety audits on new entrant carriers.
Estimate Budget
$
620000000
$501M-$1B
620000000
Department of Transportation (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration)
