MDOT is looking for development teams with a track record in partnering with public sector agencies in delivering transit-oriented developments and affordable housing.
These aviation grants will fund a range of improvements at smaller and regional airports, from replacing outdated air traffic control equipment to rehabilitating existing control tower structures.
From the new funding, $145 million will be issued as loans, while $59.2 million will be allocated through a combination of grants and loans with principal forgiveness.
The funding spans three major projects across the ports of Savannah and Brunswick, focusing on power resilience, emissions reduction and rail system expansion.
The funding will be used for construction projects that will rapidly deploy housing structures in tribal communities experiencing high rates of homelessness.
The port will allocate the funds to procure electric equipment, build the infrastructure to support that equipment and advance the port’s goal to achieve zero-emissions operations by 2040.