Oregon technology transfer center (T2 center) SFY 2026

Federal Grant Award Summary

The Oregon Department of Transportation received a $234,508.75 Project Grant award from the Federal Highway Administration on June 2, 2025, under the Highway Training and Education program (CFDA 20.215). This funding supports the Oregon Technology Transfer Center (T2 Center) during State Fiscal Year 2026, also known as the Local Technology Assistance Program (LTAP). The award provides information and training services on transportation technology to local agencies throughout Oregon, enhancing the capacity of municipal and county transportation departments to implement best practices and technological innovations in their operations.

The Local Technology Assistance Program is a federally established initiative designed to deliver workforce development and technical assistance to transportation professionals at the local level. ODOT, as the designated LTAP Center for Oregon, will utilize this award to develop and deliver training curriculum, workshops, and educational resources that support local transportation agencies in adopting new technologies and improving infrastructure management capabilities. This funding mechanism reflects the Federal Highway Administration's commitment to strengthening transportation workforce capabilities and professional development across state and local transportation systems.

Project description

Provides information and training on transportation technology to local agencies during state fiscal year 2026. Also known as the local technology assistance program (LTAP).