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Transportation Infrastructure Investment Fund (TIIF) Grant — Delaware Department of Transportation | Grantable Transportation Infrastructure Investment Fund (TIIF) Grant Delaware Department of Transportation Foundation Community Development Grants Small Business Grants Transportation Infrastructure Investment Fund (TIIF) Grant Funder: Delaware Department of Transportation Last Updated: February 26, 2026 The Transportation Infrastructure Investment Fund (TIIF) Grant in Delaware supports infrastructure improvements that assist new or expanding businesses.
Eligible projects include site entrance work, traffic signals, and public transportation enhancements. Funding is provided as reimbursement for completed work, requiring a Reimbursement Request Form. Applicants must be licensed entities with public endorsement, creating jobs and providing public benefit.
Ineligible costs include residential projects and work on private properties. This initiative fosters economic growth and infrastructure development. Transportation Infrastructure Investment Fund (TIIF) The Transportation Infrastructure Investment Fund or TIIF is a grant to help build the infrastructure that supports new or growing businesses in Delaware.
Grant funds are disbursed as reimbursement for the completed transportation infrastructure work, a Reimbursement Request Form must be submitted with all supporting documentation once the work is accepted by the approving agency (state or municipality). You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website.
Types of TIIF-eligible improvements include: Site entrance work within the public right of way, curbing, pavement, turn lanes, drainage systems, and/or stormwater management of roadway runoff, sidewalks, shared use paths, traffic signage, striping, and construction contingency. Intersection and midblock improvements such as traffic signals, turn lanes, roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, and traffic calming.
Other components in the public right of way such as utility relocations, landscaping, and lighting. Applicant Eligibility:New or expanding businesses in the state that propose to create a significant number of direct, permanent, quality full-time jobs. The proposed project must have at least one Public Endorser who supports and recommends the proposed project.
For example, the Public Endorser could be a municipal, county, or state elected official, or a state agency. Additional requirements include that the Applicant must be a properly existing and licensed entity recognized by the State, in good standing, financially stable, and able to meet certain employment standards. The proposed project must provide a public benefit.
Infrastructure Eligibility:The proposed transportation infrastructure improvement(s) must be located within the public right-of-way, or on public land, or on land that will be dedicated to public use as part of the project and must serve a public purpose.
Proposed construction of new, or improvements/enhancements to roads, bridges, transit, intermodal systems including pedestrian and bicycle facilities in permanent easements established for public use, railroads, ports, airports. Eligible costs are design, construction and inspection associated with the transportation improvements. Residential projects are not eligible.
Ineligible costs are any work on private property, residential subdivision streets, permits, legal fees, and recordation fees.
Focus Areas & Funding Uses community-development small-businesses Browse similar grants by category Community Development Grants Small Business Grants Similar grants from this funder and related organizations ABNY Foundation Grant Program Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Prohousing Incentive Program Grants Communities by Design (CxD) $8,772,732 (distributed to date from $9,959,706.
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Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Businesses in Delaware requiring infrastructure support. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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The current target date is May 26, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, attachments, and final submission checks.
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