2017tigerinfo.xlsx
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- FY 2017 National Infrastructure Investments
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- DTOS59-17-RA-TIGER9
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| Field Name | Response | Instructions | |
| Project Name | Text, limit to XX characters | Enter a concise descriptive title for the project. This will need to be the same title used in the Grants.gov SF-424 submission, as well as the application narrative. | |
| Project Description | Text, limit to YY characters | Describe the project in plain English terms that would be generally understood by the public, using no more than 100 words. For example, “The project will replace the existing bridge over the W river on Interstate-X between the cities of Y and Z” or “the TIGER Grant will fund construction activities for streetcar service from location X to location Y.” Please do not describe the project’s benefits, background, or alignment with the selection criteria in this description field. | |
| Urban/Rural | dropdown | Identify whether the project is located in a rural or Urbanized Area (UA), using the drop-down menu, according to the 2010 Census Urban Area designation. Updated lists of UAs are available on the Census Bureau website at http://www2.census.gov/geo/maps/dc10map/UAUC_RefMap/ua/. Urban Clusters (UCs) are rural areas for the purposes of the TIGER Discretionary Grants program. For more information on urban and rural designations, refer to Section C.3.ii of the Notice of Funding Opportunity for the TIGER Discretionary Grants program. | |
| Urbanized Area | If you have identified the project as located in a 2010 Census designated Urbanized Area, please provide the name of the Urbanized Area. If you have identified the project as located in a rural area, please type "N/A." | ||
| Project Type | dropdown | Identify the “Primary” and "Secondary" project type combination that most closely aligns with your project from the choices in the drop-down menu. See the "Project Types" tab in this file for further information and project type definitions. If the drop-down does not appear, please type in your "Primary" project type. | |
| Primary Project Location Zip Code | five digit zip code (can start with zero) | Identify the 5-digit zip code of the project location. If the project is located in multiple zip codes, please identify the most centrally located zip code. | |
| Project Previously Submitted? | Identify whether the project was submitted in a prior TIGER round, and if so, whether it was submitted more than once, using the drop-down menu. | ||
| Prior TIGER Funds Awarded to Project? | Identify whether the project has previously received TIGER funding, and if so, whether that funding was through a planning or capital grant, using the drop-down menu. | ||
| TIGER Request | currency (max $100m, min $1m) | Enter the total amount of funds requested for this project from TIGER in this application. [Maximum entry $100,000,000, minimum urban entry $5,000,000, minimum rural entry $1,000,000] | |
| Total Project Cost | currency (min $1m) | Enter the total cost of the project. This should be equal to the sum of Total Federal Funding and Total Non-Federal Funding. | |
| Total Federal Funding | currency | Enter the amount of funds committed to the project from ALL federal sources including the proposed TIGER amount. [Minimum urban entry $5,000,000; minimum rural entry $1,000,000] | |
| Total Non-Federal Funding | currency | Enter the amount of funds committed to the project from non-federal sources. | |
| Tribal Government? | dropdown | Select “Yes” from the drop-down menu if the applicant is a federally recognized tribal government. | |
| Tribal Benefits? | dropdown or text box for explanation | If the applicant is not a federally recognized tribal government, is the project located on tribal land? And if not, does it have direct tribal benefits? Answer using the drop-down menu. | |
| NSFHP/INFRA Application? | dropdown | Select "Yes" from the drop-down menu if this project is also being submitted to the Nationally Significant Freight and Highway Projects Program (also known as INFRA). | |
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&P of &N http://www2.census.gov/geo/maps/dc10map/UAUC_RefMap/ua/ Project Types Instructions: Identify the "Primary" and "Secondary" project types that most closely align to your project using the below project type definitions. Note that secondary project types align only to the designated primary project type listed above them.
| Primary Project Type Definitions | |
| Road | The project primarily serves to improve motor vehicle infrastructure, including personal automobiles and commercial trucking projects. |
| Transit | The project primarily serves to improve public transportation infrastructure, including bus, bus rapid transit, streetcar, light rail, subway, and commuter rail projects. Can include fixed infrastructure or rolling stock. |
| Passenger Rail | The project primarily serves to improve intercity passenger rail infrastructure. |
| Freight Rail | The project primarily serves to improve freight rail infrastructure. |
| Maritime | The project is at or near a seaport or inland waterway and primarily serves to improve maritime transportation through improved connections to the surface transportation system. |
| Aviation | The project is at or near an airport and primarily serves to improve the surface transportation infrastructure supporting aviation. |
| Secondary Project Type Definitions | |
| Road Projects | |
| Bicycle-Pedestrian | The primary project element serves to improve bicycle and/or pedestrian infrastructure. |
| Bridge Repair/Replacement | The primary project element is the repair or replacement of a bridge, excluding road/rail grade separation projects. |
| Complete Streets | The primary project elements consist of modifying an existing corridor to make it safer and more welcoming to all users, including those walking, biking, driving automobiles, and riding public transportation. |
| ITS | The primary project elements consist of Intelligent Transportation Systems—the application of advanced information and communication technology to surface transportation. |
| New Capacity | The primary project elements create additional capacity for automobiles and trucks through the creation of new routes, the addition of lanes to preexisting routes, or other methods aimed at creating new capacity. |
| Repair/Rehabilitation | The primary project elements consist of rehabilitating, repairing, or replacing preexisting road infrastructure. |
| Road/Rail Crossing | The primary project elements create, improve, or expand a road or rail crossing. |
| Trail | The primary project elements create, improve, or expand new infrastructure for pedestrians and cyclists separated from motorized traffic. |
| Transit Projects | |
| Bus | The primary project elements create, improve, or expand standard bus service. |
| Bus Rapid Transit | The primary project elements create, improve, or expand Bus Rapid Transit service. |
| Commuter Rail | The primary project elements create, improve, or expand commuter rail service. |
| ITS | The primary project elements consist of Intelligent Transportation Systems—the application of advanced information and communication technology to surface transportation. |
| Light Rail | The primary project elements create, improve, or expand light-rail rapid transit service. |
| Multimodal Center | The primary project elements create, improve, or expand a transit multimodal center which may serve to connect multiple transit modes. |
| Streetcar | The primary project elements create, improve, or expand rail transit service which operates primarily in mixed traffic. |
| Subway | The primary project elements create, improve or expand a heavy-rail high capacity rapid transit line. |
| Passenger Rail Projects | |
| ITS | The primary project elements consist of Intelligent Transportation Systems—the application of advanced information and communication technology to surface transportation. |
| Repair/Rehabilitation | The primary project elements consist of rehabilitating, repairing, or replacing preexisting passenger rail infrastructure. |
| Station Improvement | The primary project elements consist of creating, improving or expanding a station or stop serving intercity passenger rail. |
| Freight Rail Projects | |
| Intermodal Connector | The primary project elements create, improve, or expand the ability of freight to move on or off the rail network. Includes all cargo types. |
| ITS | The primary project elements consist of Intelligent Transportation Systems—the application of advanced information and communication technology to surface transportation. |
| Repair/Rehabilitation | The primary project elements consist of rehabilitating, repairing, or replacing preexisting freight rail infrastructure. |
| Maritime Projects | |
| Gate Improvements | The primary project elements improve the efficiency, safety, and security of truck movements into and out of the port. |
| ITS | The primary project elements consist of Intelligent Transportation Systems—the application of advanced information and communication technology to surface transportation. |
| New Capacity | The primary project elements increase the cargo handling capacity of the port, such as by expanding pier, wharf, or berthing areas. |
| Rail Access | The primary project elements include introducing or improving rail connections to the port, such as on-dock rail or adding rail intermodal capacity. |
| Repair/Rehabilitation | The primary project elements consist of rehabilitating, repairing, or replacing preexisting maritime infrastructure. |
| Aviation | |
| Airport Connector | The primary project elements improve the connections between an airport and the surface transportation system for passengers and/or freight. |
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Data Val
| Project Types |
| Road - Bicycle/Pedestrian |
| Road - Complete Streets |
| Road - Bridge Repair/Replacement |
| Road - ITS |
| Road - New Capacity |
| Road - Repair/Rehabilitation |
| Road - Road/Rail Crossing |
| Road - Trail |
| Transit - Bus |
| Transit - Bus Rapid Transit |
| Transit - Commuter Rail |
| Transit - ITS |
| Transit - Light Rail |
| Transit - Multimodal Center |
| Transit - Streetcar |
| Transit - Subway |
| Passenger Rail - ITS |
| Passenger Rail - Repair/Rehabilitation |
| Passenger Rail - Station Improvement |
| Freight Rail - Intermodal Connector |
| Freight Rail - ITS |
| Freight Rail - Repair/Rehabilitation |
| Maritime - Gate Improvements |
| Maritime - ITS |
| Maritime - New Capacity |
| Maritime - Rail Access |
| Maritime - Repair/Rehabilitation |
| Aviation - Airport Connector |
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