Transportation Education and Training Development and Deployment Program (TETDDP) 504(f)

The Federal Highway Administration funds development, testing, and deployment of transportation education and workforce development curricula and programs at all levels of the transportation sector under the Transportation Education and Training Development and Deployment Program (TETDDP), also known as the Highway Construction Training Program (HCTP), CFDA 20.297. The source provides no recent grant award dates, open opportunities, or award portfolio data; program activity and funding economics cannot be assessed from the available information.

The program's statutory purpose, codified at 23 U.S.C. 504(f), centers on two complementary activities: developing, testing, and reviewing new curricula and education programs to train transportation workforce participants across all career levels, and implementing those curricula and programs in operational settings. Award criteria and selection methodology vary by individual funding opportunity; FHWA publishes a notice of funding for each competition, sets project-specific selection criteria aligned with stated objectives, and reviews applications against those criteria.

Recipients and sub-recipients must retain project records and documents per 2 CFR 200.333. The source does not specify assistance-type distribution, funding concentration among sub-organizations within FHWA, typical award magnitudes, total program funding, award cadence, or recent grant awards. No current opportunities are identified in the source material. Prospective applicants should monitor FHWA channels for publication of the next notice of funding to determine eligibility, scope constraints, application deadline, and award amounts for the current competition cycle.