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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Charging and Fueling Infrastructure Grants

This new IIJA program provides competitive discretionary grants to states, MPOs, local governments, Indian Tribes, and other public entities to strategically deploy publicly accessible EV charging and hydrogen/propane/natural gas fueling infrastructure and other alternative fuel corridors.
Estimate Budget
$
1250000000
$1B+
1250000000
Department of Transportation
Sector
Transportation
Sub-sector
Highways, Roads, and Bridges
Eligibility

Research

Formerly the Advanced Transportation and Congestion Management Technologies Deployment program, IIJA modifies and expands the program beyond congestion to include intermodal connectivity and a rural set-aside of at least 20% and to allow for retrofitting of DSRC technology under certain conditions. This program uses funds set aside from the Highway Research and Development Program, Technology and Innovation Deployment Program, and Intelligent Transportation Systems Program.
Estimate Budget
$
300000000
$101M-$500M
300000000
Department of Transportation
Sector
Transportation
Sub-sector
Highways, Roads, and Bridges
Eligibility

Research

This program funds the research, development, and operational testing of Intelligent Transportation Systems that seek to solve congestion and safety problems, improve operating efficiency in transit and commercial vehicles, and reduce environmental impacts of increasing travel demand. IIJA additionally expands the membership of the program's advisory committee to include more areas of expertise and experience, sets three-year terms, and allows virtual meetings.
Estimate Budget
$
250000000
$101M-$500M
250000000
Department of Transportation
Sector
Transportation
Sub-sector
Highways, Roads, and Bridges
Eligibility

National Electric Vehicle Formula Program

These discretionary grants are part of the National Electric Vehicle Formula Program, and set aside 10% of program funding to State and local governments that require additional assistance to strategically deploy EV charging infrastructure.
Estimate Budget
$
470000000
$101M-$500M
470000000
Department of Transportation
Department of Energy (Joint office of Energy and Transportation)
Sector
Transportation
Sub-sector
Highways, Roads, and Bridges
Eligibility

National Electric Vehicle Formula Program

This office shared between USDOT and USDOE aims to accelerate the deployment of a reliable, affordable, equitable national network of EV charging stations and provide technical assistance to states building EV charging plans.
Estimate Budget
$
300000000
$101M-$500M
300000000
Department of Transportation
Department of Energy (Joint office of Energy and Transportation)
Sector
Transportation
Sub-sector
Highways, Roads, and Bridges
Eligibility

National Electric Vehicle Formula Program

This new IIJA program provides formula and discretionary funding to states to strategically deploy electric vehicle charge infrastructure and create a network facilitating data collection, access, and reliability.
Estimate Budget
$
4230000000
$1B+
4230000000
Department of Transportation
Department of Energy (Joint office of Energy and Transportation)
Sector
Transportation
Sub-sector
Highways, Roads, and Bridges
Eligibility

Federal Aid Highway Program

This is one of four discretionary PROTECT grants provided to states to increase resiliency of existing transformation infrastructure against weather or natural disaster events.
Estimate Budget
$
980000000
$501M-$1B
980000000
Department of Transportation
Sector
Transportation
Sub-sector
Highways, Roads, and Bridges
Eligibility

Clean School Bus Program

This new IIJA program will replace existing school buses with low- or zero-emission ones, prioritizing high-need, low-income, rural, and tribal schools
Estimate Budget
$
5000000000
$1B+
5000000000
Environmental Protection Agency
Sector
Transportation
Sub-sector
Highways, Roads, and Bridges
Eligibility

Federal Aid Highway Program

This program improves efficient freight movement on the National Highway Freight Network by increasing the safety, efficiency, and resiliency of freight transportation and the NHFN, and reducing environmental impacts of freight movement. IIJA expands eligibility for modernizing/rehabilitating certain lock, dam, or marine corridors, connectors, or crossings, and allows more miles to be designated as critical urban or rural freight corridors, among other changes.
Estimate Budget
$
7150000000
$1B+
7150000000
Department of Transportation
Sector
Transportation
Sub-sector
Highways, Roads, and Bridges
Eligibility

Airport Infrastructure Grants (including transfers of funds)

This investment is used for designated airport projects that increase the safety, capacity, and sustainability of U.S. airports.
Estimate Budget
$
15000000000
$1B+
15000000000
Department of Transportation (Federal Aviation Administration)
Sector
Transportation
Sub-sector
Airports
Eligibility