Infrastructure Grants
Infrastructure grants fund transportation, water and sewer systems, broadband deployment, public buildings, energy systems, and community facilities. The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law added $1.2 trillion in infrastructure spending, with hundreds of billions available through competitive grant programs. Browse our curated database of infrastructure funding opportunities below, then answer a few questions to see which ones match your organization.
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NSF EPSCoR (Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research)
openNational Science Foundation
Builds research capacity in states that historically receive lower levels of NSF funding through infrastructure, faculty development, and partnership investments.
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BIA Tribal Energy Development Capacity Grant
openBureau of Indian Affairs
Supports tribal energy resource development, energy infrastructure planning, and capacity building for tribally owned energy projects.
Free to search & build · $99 one-time to unlock the application pack · No subscription
CTA INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT
openChicago Department of Transportation
TEMPORARY BUS LANES - CHICAGO (LARAMIE TO ASHLAND) AND 79TH (CICERO TO WESTERN)
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