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Find similar grantsTransportation Infrastructure Investment Fund (TIIF) is sponsored by Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT). Offers grants to support infrastructure projects that facilitate new or growing businesses in Delaware.
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TIIF - Delaware Department of Transportation Public Meetings/Workshops DelDOT Current Job Postings Engineering Career Opportunities Exciting Careers in Transportation Snow & Ice Maintenance Program Delaware Department of Transportation Next Deadline for completed applications is December 15, 2026 Building a business costs money.
You’ve got a partner in the The Transportation Infrastructure Investment Fund or TIIF is a grant to help build the infrastructure that supports new or growing businesses in Delaware. Building a business costs money. You’ve got a partner in the The Transportation Infrastructure Investment Fund or TIIF is a grant to help build the infrastructure that supports new or growing businesses in Delaware.
New & Existing Businesses Design & Inspection Services McCormick & Associates of Middletown Felton Drive-In Redevelopment Western Sussex Business Campus Manufacturing & Distribution Agile Cold Storage Facility DelMarva Corrugated Packaging First State Logistics Park The Challenge Program LLC / City of Wilmington Hercules Building Redevelopment Kingswood Community Center Light Action / City of Wilmington Snead Property Management TIIF helps the public by building needed infrastucture!
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 Intersection and midblock improvements such as traffic signals, turn lanes, roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, Other components in the public right of way such as utility relocations, Soft costs such as design and inspection.
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 Intersection and midblock improvements such as traffic signals, turn lanes, roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, Other components in the public right of way such as utility relocations, Soft costs such as design and inspection.
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 Intersection and midblock improvements such as traffic signals, turn lanes, roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, Other components in the public right of way such as utility relocations, Soft costs such as design and inspection.
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 Intersection and midblock improvements such as traffic signals, turn lanes, roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, Other components in the public right of way such as utility relocations, Soft costs such as design and inspection.
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 Intersection and midblock improvements such as traffic signals, turn lanes, roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, Other components in the public right of way such as utility relocations, Soft costs such as design and inspection.
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 Intersection and midblock improvements such as traffic signals, turn lanes, roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, Other components in the public right of way such as utility relocations, Soft costs such as design and inspection.
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 Intersection and midblock improvements such as traffic signals, turn lanes, roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, Other components in the public right of way such as utility relocations, Soft costs such as design and inspection.
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 Intersection and midblock improvements such as traffic signals, turn lanes, roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, Other components in the public right of way such as utility relocations, Soft costs such as design and inspection.
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 Intersection and midblock improvements such as traffic signals, turn lanes, roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, Other components in the public right of way such as utility relocations, Soft costs such as design and inspection.
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 Intersection and midblock improvements such as traffic signals, turn lanes, roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, Other components in the public right of way such as utility relocations, Soft costs such as design and inspection.
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 Intersection and midblock improvements such as traffic signals, turn lanes, roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, Other components in the public right of way such as utility relocations, Soft costs such as design and inspection.
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 Intersection and midblock improvements such as traffic signals, turn lanes, roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, Other components in the public right of way such as utility relocations, Soft costs such as design and inspection.
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 Intersection and midblock improvements such as traffic signals, turn lanes, roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, Other components in the public right of way such as utility relocations, Soft costs such as design and inspection.
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 Intersection and midblock improvements such as traffic signals, turn lanes, roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, Other components in the public right of way such as utility relocations, Soft costs such as design and inspection.
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 Intersection and midblock improvements such as traffic signals, turn lanes, roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, Other components in the public right of way such as utility relocations, Soft costs such as design and inspection.
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 Intersection and midblock improvements such as traffic signals, turn lanes, roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, Other components in the public right of way such as utility relocations, Soft costs such as design and inspection.
TIIF grants are administered by DelDOT in cooperation with the Department of State’s Division of Small Business (DSB). Toll Free: (800) 652 5600 In Delaware : (302) 760 2080 Email: dotpublic@delaware. gov Hearing Impaired Dial 711 ADA Information -- DelDOT Digital Accessibility Built by the Government Information Center
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Businesses and local governments in Delaware. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,000,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Transportation Infrastructure Investment Fund (TIIF) are due December 15, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Transportation Infrastructure Investment Fund (TIIF) is funded by Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Delaware. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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