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Maryland launches grant program to boost transit-oriented development and economic growth

Eligible projects must have a direct connection or benefit to a site the state has designated for transit-oriented development.

Brady Pieper

South Dakota, Dakota State University seek partners to boost government cybersecurity

The state is issuing a Request for Proposals that will strengthen South Dakota’s cyber defense.

Miles Smith

Bids sought for airport expansion project in Nebraska

The airport has secured more than half the funding needed for the project. The remaining funding will be sourced from airport revenues and bonds.

Keaton Peters

Austin begins procurement process for Project Connect light rail design

Austin's light rail project is the most significant public transit investment to ever come to Central Texas.

Brady Pieper

Michigan invests millions to upgrade roads for business developments in Detroit, Grayling Township

These grants will support the Future of Health project in Detroit and the construction of infrastructure for a major new manufacturing facility in Grayling.

Brady Pieper

Massachusetts proposes $500 million increase for transportation infrastructure program

The Chapter 90 program has long been a vital tool for cities and towns to maintain and upgrade local and regional transportation networks.

Miles Smith

Connecticut launches $144 million funding program to expand internet access

The funding will help to connect people across the state to reliable, high speed internet.

Miles Smith

More than $1 billion available for BEAD projects in Illinois

The application period for the first wave of $1.04 billion in grants has opened.

Keaton Peters

DOE offers $100 million for carbon dioxide conversion pilot projects

The program targets biological, catalytic and mineralization processes that show promise for significant carbon mitigation and conversion at scale.

Brady Pieper

New York State commits nearly $1 billion to SUNY Downstate medical campus in Brooklyn

This new state funding looks to ensure Downstate’s long-term future and ability to train, treat and service New York City communities.

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