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Office of Innovative Mobility (OIM) Grants — Colorado Department of Transportation and tags on every page of your site. --> Thank you for your interest in the OIM Grant Program. We are proud to have been able to offer four rounds of grants for the TDM portfolio and two rounds of grants from the Electrification and Connected Vehicle portfolios since 2021.
These grants have resulted in many successful projects. In recent months, OIM staff have been working to further quantify benefits from these initial efforts and continue to analyze and refine our offerings so that the OIM grants can contribute to our mission of reducing emissions and congestion through traditional and emerging technologies. Our current OIM grant offerings are outlined on this page.
The TMO Seed Funding Grant is now open on a rolling basis. To explore other CDOT grant opportunities, please visit the CDOT Grant Programs page. Mobility Services offers the Transportation Management Organization Seed Funding Grant: Transportation Management Organization (TMO) Seed Funding Grants - Providing resources for new TMOs programs to form in currently underrepresented areas of the state.
TMO Seed Funding Grant Application Form TMO Seed Funding Grant NOFA For information on all CDOT grant opportunities, please visit the CDOT Grants page. Please Email Us to submit completed applications. To view 2025 grant recipients here.
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