TIGER Projects
Crescent Corridor Intermodal Freight Rail Project (TN, AL) — $ 105,000,000
CREATE Program Projects (IL) — $ 100,000,000
National Gateway Freight Rail Corridor (OH, PA, WV, MD) — $ 98,000,000
Moynihan Station, Phase 1 (NY) — $ 83,000,000
Tucson Modern Streetcar (AZ) — $ 63,000,000
Priority Bus Transit in the National Capital Region (DC, VA, MD) — $ 58,838,000
Fitchburg Commuter Rail Extension & Wachusett Station (MA) — $ 55,500,000
Kansas City Transit Corridors & Green Impact Zone Project (MO, KS) — $ 50,000,000
I-244 Multimodal Bridge Replacement (OK) — $ 49,480,000
Doyle Drive Replacement (CA) — $ 46,000,000
New Orleans Streetcar – Union Passenger Terminal/Loyola Loop (LA) — $ 45,000,000
Saint Paul Union Depot Multi-Modal Transit and Transportation Hub (MN) — $ 35,000,000
US-395 North Spokane Corridor – Francis Ave. to Farwell Rd. Southbound (WA) — $ 35,000,000
Sahara Avenue Bus Rapid Transit (NV) — $ 34,400,000
Alameda Corridor East: Colton Crossing (CA) — $ 33,800,000
US-491 Safety Improvements (NM) — $ 31,000,000
Black River Bridge Replacement (MI) — $ 30,000,000
California Green Trade Corridor/Marine Highway Project (CA) — $ 30,000,000
Mercer Corridor Redevelopment (WA) — $ 30,000,000
M1/Woodward Avenue Light Rail Project (MI) — $ 25,000,000
Reconstruction of Pier 29 in Honolulu Harbor (HI) — $24,500,000
Portland’s Innovation Quadrant – SW Moody St. & Streetcar Reconstruction (OR) — $ 23,203,988
Philadelphia Area Pedestrian & Bicycle Network (PA, NJ) — $ 23,000,000
Downtown Dallas Streetcar (TX) — $ 23,000,000
Quonset Wind Energy & Surface Transportation Project (RI) — $ 22,300,000
Normal Multimodal Transportation Center (IL) — $ 22,000,000
Park East Corridor Lift Bridges (WI) — $ 21,500,000
Indianapolis Bicycle & Pedestrian Network (IN) — $ 20,500,000
Otay Mesa Port-of-Entry I-805/SR-905 Interchange (CA) — $ 20,200,000
Revere Transit Facility & Streetscape (MA) — $ 20,000,000
Fast Track New Bedford (MA) — $ 20,000,000
Port of Gulfport Rail Improvements (MS) — $ 20,000,000
Texas State Highway 161 (TX) — $ 20,000,000
Milton-Madison Bridge Replacement (KY, IN) — $ 20,000,000
Kent Central Gateway Multimodal Transit Facility (OH) — $ 20,000,000
Appalachian Regional Short Line Rail Project (KY, WV, TN) — $ 17,551,028
Revitalizing Maine’s Ports (ME) — $ 14,000,000
Lake County Transportation Connectivity Project (MT) — $ 12,000,000
I-85 Corridor Improvement and Yadkin River Crossing (NC) — $ 10,000,000
I-95 Interchange & Access Project (SC) — $ 10,000,000
U.S. 17 Septima Clark Parkway (SC) — $ 10,000,000
Bella Vista Bypass (AR, MO) — $ 10,000,000
Improvements to US-18 (SD) — $ 10,000,000
US-36 Managed Lanes/Bus Rapid Transit (CO) — $ 10,000,000
Ames Intermodal Facility (IA) — $ 8,463,000
The Southwestern Illinois Intermodal Freight Transportation Hub (IL) — $6,000,000
Beartooth Highway Reconstruction Project (WY) — $ 6,000,000
Millwork District Multimodal Improvements (IA) — $ 5,600,000
Auke Bay Loading Facility (AK) — $ 3,640,000
US-93/2nd Street Improvements (MT) — $ 3,500,000
Burlington Waterfront North Project (VT) — $ 3,150,000
The US DOT examined several important topics for determining which projects won the awards.
“Awardees were selected based on their contribution to economic competitiveness of the nation, improving safety and the condition of the existing transportation system, increasing quality of life, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and demonstrating strong collaboration among a broad range of participants, including the private sector.”
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