Miles Smith New York opens $325M funding round for water, wastewater infrastructure The state is announcing the next round of funding for two statewide programs, seeking to improve water quality and treatment.
Strategic Partnerships U.S. Economic Development Administration opens $1.4B in grant opportunities nationwide The funds are designed to aid communities affected by natural disasters in 2023 and 2024, and can be used for either construction or non-construction projects.
Adam Rollins Oregon offers $34M in zero-emissions truck, infrastructure grants The state is opening $34 million in funding opportunities to transition fleets to clean energy, with additional funding on the way.
Emily Dalton Interior announces $119M for abandoned mine land clean up nationwide Eligible states and tribes can now apply project funds that eliminate hazards left by coal mining to prepare sites for development.
Strategic Partnerships North Carolina reopens $1.5B broadband funding window The federal BEAD program will provide $1.5 billion in funding for high-speed internet expansion projects across North Carolina.
Brady Pieper DOT unveils $5.4B grant opportunity for bridge projects nationwide The grant opportunities will provide support for state and local municipalities to improve the nation’s aging bridge infrastructure.
Strategic Partnerships California opens $800M behavioral health funding round This funding represents the second round of Proposition 1's Bond Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program (BHCIP).
Adam Rollins Texas BDO grants offer $3.8B for broadband expansion Applications for the first round are due Aug. 1, 2025, and for the second round are due Oct. 24, 2025.
Keaton Peters FTA offers $1.5B for low, zero emission bus enhancements The largest category of eligible projects involves purchasing or leasing zero-emission buses, with recent awards up to $99.5 million.
Strategic Partnerships TSC awards $20M in space industry contracts and grants The TSC board of directors has announced more than $20 million in approved projects, with an additional $34 million remaining.