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Find similar grantsAdvanced Transportation Technology and Innovation (ATTAIN) Competitive Grant Program is sponsored by Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT). Supports projects that improve infrastructure and promote innovation through advanced transportation and congestion management technologies.
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Apply for Infrastructure and Jobs Act (IIJA) Grants | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Apply for Infrastructure and Jobs Act (IIJA) Grants This is your one-stop shop for information about grant programs and resources funded by the federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
Signed into law on November 15, 2021, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) represents a transformative investment in our nation's infrastructure, economic competitiveness, and communities. Under the IIJA, PennDOT will receive over $4 billion in additional highway and bridge funds over five years—enabling historic improvements to Pennsylvania's transportation system.
\r\n PennDOT created this web page to help partner organizations throughout the Commonwealth find a one-stop shop for information regarding the many new competitive grant programs and resources available through IIJA. Our goal is to help local partners succeed by helping them identify and apply for the right programs.
Signed into law on November 15, 2021, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) represents a transformative investment in our nation's infrastructure, economic competitiveness, and communities. Under the IIJA, PennDOT will receive over $4 billion in additional highway and bridge funds over five years—enabling historic improvements to Pennsylvania's transportation system.
PennDOT created this web page to help partner organizations throughout the Commonwealth find a one-stop shop for information regarding the many new competitive grant programs and resources available through IIJA. Our goal is to help local partners succeed by helping them identify and apply for the right programs.
Advanced Transportation Technology and Innovation (ATTAIN) The goals of the ATTAIN Competitive Grant Program are to improve core infrastructure and promote innovation and economic competitiveness through the deployment of advanced transportation and congestion management technologies. \r\n The ATTAIN grant closing date has been extended to August 11, 2026. Learn more in the grant alert (PDF).
The goals of the ATTAIN Competitive Grant Program are to improve core infrastructure and promote innovation and economic competitiveness through the deployment of advanced transportation and congestion management technologies. The ATTAIN grant closing date has been extended to August 11, 2026. Learn more in the grant alert (PDF).
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Links and helpful information foridentifying and applying for various types of federal grants: \r\n Federal Grant Guide for Local Applicants (PDF) Updated November 2025 \r\n A guide created to provide overall direction and consistency for high-quality, competitive IIJA grant proposals, defining key steps and relevant roles and responsibilities in the grant development process.
\r\n USDOT: DOT Navigator Site \r\n The USDOT Navigator web page is a resource that spotlights technical assistance and explains how to apply for grants, plan for, and deliver transformative infrastructure projects and services.
\r\n USDOT: Federal Transportation Funding: Competitive Grant Preparation Checklist for Prospective Applicants \r\n The Federal Transportation Funding Competitive Grant Preparation Checklist helps prospective applicants understand key steps—from coordination and funding readiness to federal requirements—to strategically position their projects for successful DOT grant opportunities.
\r\n PennDOT Planning Resources \r\n A valuable planning, business intelligence, analytics, and technical resource highlighting PennDOT's various planning tools, resources, and partners. \r\n Talk PA Transportation \r\n Educate. Update.
Engage. The State Transportation Commission and the Transportation Advisory Committee partner with PennDOT to help you understand and get involved in the transportation planning and programming process through this great resource.
Links and helpful information foridentifying and applying for various types of federal grants: Federal Grant Guide for Local Applicants (PDF) Updated November 2025 A guide created to provide overall direction and consistency for high-quality, competitive IIJA grant proposals, defining key steps and relevant roles and responsibilities in the grant development process.
USDOT: DOT Navigator Site The USDOT Navigator web page is a resource that spotlights technical assistance and explains how to apply for grants, plan for, and deliver transformative infrastructure projects and services.
USDOT: Federal Transportation Funding: Competitive Grant Preparation Checklist for Prospective Applicants The Federal Transportation Funding Competitive Grant Preparation Checklist helps prospective applicants understand key steps—from coordination and funding readiness to federal requirements—to strategically position their projects for successful DOT grant opportunities.
PennDOT Planning Resources A valuable planning, business intelligence, analytics, and technical resource highlighting PennDOT's various planning tools, resources, and partners. Educate. Update.
Engage. The State Transportation Commission and the Transportation Advisory Committee partner with PennDOT to help you understand and get involved in the transportation planning and programming process through this great resource.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: State and local governments, transit agencies, MPOs, and consortiums of research and academic institutions. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The published deadline was August 11, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Advanced Transportation Technology and Innovation (ATTAIN) Competitive Grant Program is funded by Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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