Scout IIJA Competitive Grants Tracker

This new IIJA program provides competitive grants that promote innovative, integrated, multimodal solutions to reduce congestion and its related economic and environment costs in the most congested metropolitan areas of the U.S. Eligible projects include the deployment and operation of integrated congestion management systems, systems implementing or enforcing high occupancy vehicle toll lanes or pricing strategies, mobility services, and incentive programs encouraging carpooling or different travel modes during peak and nonpeak periods.

This program funds the construction of ferry boats and terminal facilities

This program sets aside 3% of funds appropriated for the Bridge Formula program for tribal transportation facility bridges, which will be administered as if under the Tribal Transportation Program.

This program provides funding to assist the governments of U.S. territories including American Samoa, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands, to construct and improve their arterial and collector highway system and inter-island connectors. IIJA increases program funding.

This is one of four discretionary PROTECT grants provided to coastal states for projects that enhance the resilience of highway and non-rail infrastructure.

This new IIJA program, "Promoting Resilient Operations for Transformative, Efficient, and Cost-Saving Transportation," provides $7.3 in formula grants and $1.4 billion in competitive set-aside grants for planning, resilience improvements, community resilience and evacuation routes, and at-risk coastal infrastructure in areas recovering from and/or preparing for natural disasters.

This program, part of the Bridge Investment Program, sets aside annual funds for tribal transportation bridges.

This includes other Federal Lands Management Agencies which, under the Federal Lands Transportation Program (FLTP), may receive funding to improve its transportation infrastructure. IIJA increases FLTP funds used to improve public safety and reduce vehicle-caused wildlife mortality while maintaining habitat connectivity, and requires FLTP projects to consider using native plants and designs that minimize runoff and heat generation, among other changes.

This program supplements State and local resources to improve transportation facilities providing access to, adjacent to, or located within federal lands, with a priority for high-use recreation sites and economic generators. IIJA adds new eligible activities under FLAP to include context-sensitive solutions, wayfinding markers, landscaping, and cooperative mitigation of visual blight; increases set-aside funds for transportation planning; and makes projects eligible for 100% federal share, among other changes.

This program gives states and localities flexible funding to preserve and improve the conditions and performance of projects including Federal-aid highways and bridges and tunnels on public roads. IIJA adds new types of eligible projects including EV charging infrastructure and resilience-enhancing protective features, and permits states to use a portion of funds for certain rural infrastructure projects, among other changes.