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Find similar grantsTransportation Management Organization (TMO) Seed Funding Grants is sponsored by Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) - Office of Innovative Mobility (OIM). These grants provide resources for new Transportation Management Organizations (TMOs) to form in currently underrepresented areas of Colorado.
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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. Past awarded projects are described in detail.
Past OIM Grant Project Summary Award Winner- Project Title Denver South Transportation Management Association- Parking Inventory and Digitization Project Transportation Solutions- Expand Station Area E-Bike Storage in Southeast Denver Transportation Solutions- TDM and Affordable Housing Pilot TerraCity LLC- Leveraging AI to Enhance First/Last Mile Access to Front Range Passenger Rail Stations TreadShare LLC- TreadShare Employer Carpool Program ParkRide- Expanding Sustainable Transportation with Public eBikes City of Durango- Durango Transit Microtransit Expansion Project UC Health- Secured Badge Access Bicycle Storage Mountain Metropolitan Transit- Universal Road Map Transportation Management Organization (TMO) Seed Funding Grant Award Winner- Project Title Clean Energy Economy for the Region (CLEER)- Roaring Fork-Colorado River Regional Pilot TMO Zero Emissions Vehicle (ZEV) Workforce Development Grant Award Winner - Project Title Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control - ZEV Training Program for Colorado's Fire Service Roaring Fork Transit Authority (RFTA) - ZEV Safety & Training Program Automotive Service Association (ASA) - Colorado EV Workforce Acceleration Program: Aurora & Denver Town of Mountain Village - ZEV Tools and Regional Workforce Training Emily Griffith Foundation- Integrating Hybrid Vehicle Training into Emily Griffith's Automotive Service Program ASA - Colorado EV Workforce Acceleration Program: Ft.
Collins, Longmont, Loveland, & Burlington ASA - Colorado EV Workforce Acceleration Program: Aspen, Glenwood Springs, & Vail ASA - Colorado EV Workforce Acceleration Program: Castle Rock, Colorado Springs, & Pueblo Town of Telluride- Transit ZEV Fleet Transition Preparedness Edgewater Collective- Jefferson EV Maintenance Pathway GRID Alternatives- EV Charger Technician Trainings: Upskilling Disproportionately Impacted Communities & Increasing Diversity in Electrical-Adjacent Industries E-Mobility Education Awareness Grant Award Winner - Project Title Walking Mountains- Regional EV Charging Cohort and Support Network The Alliance for Collective Action- CleanTech Workforce Pathway Program STEM Generation- EV Exploration and Awareness for 4th-8th Grade students in Low-Income Communities High County Conservation Center- EVs for All in Summit County, CO The Latino Chamber of Commerce of Boulder County- Equity Driven: Statewide E-Mobility Education and Awareness Initiative Sustainable Neighborhood Network- Neighborhood ZEV Ambassadors
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Transportation Management Organization (TMO) Seed Funding Grants is funded by Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) - Office of Innovative Mobility (OIM). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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