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Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements
Posted
8/17/18
Assistance Listing Number
20.325
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Grant Opportunities
28
Grant Awards
257
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Federal Railroad Administration
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69A36523420000CRSMO
THE PROJECT WILL BE IMPLEMENTING AN AT GRADE HIGHWAY RAIL CROSSING CONSOLIDATION PLAN THAT WILLCOMPLETE VARIOUS IMPROVEMENTS AT 15 CROSSINGS AND ADJACENT ROADWAYS AND INTERSECTIONS, TO INCLUDE PERMANENT CLOSURE OF FOUR PUBLIC AT GRADE CROSSINGS. THE OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT IS TO IMPROVE RAIL OPERATIONS AND INCREASE SAFETY FOR TRAINS, VEHICLES, AND PEDESTRIANS ON BNSF S 19 MILE MAINLINE TRACK IN ITS CHEROKEE SUBDIVISION (CORRIDOR) AS A CORE INITIATIVE IN ACCOMPLISHING THE GOAL OF LOWERING INCIDENT RATES IN THE STATE OF MISSOURI. THE EXPECTED OUTCOMES ARE TO REDUCE EXPOSURE TO GRADE CROSSINGS AS WELL AS IMPROVE THE GENERAL CRASH PREDICTION AT THE IMPROVED CROSSINGS. RAILROAD BENEFICIARY IS BNSF AND BENEFICIARY IS TO MODOT AND COUNTIES IN WHICH CROSSINGS ARE TO BE IMPROVED.
Missouri Department Of Transportation
Project Grant
$5.2m
3/1/23
8/14/24
69A36519400490CRSIA
BOONEVILLE BRIDGE PROJECT
Iowa Interstate Railroad LLC
Project Grant
$6.8m
7/1/19
4/28/21
69A36521402740CRSAK
The Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities received a $182,525 Project Grant award from the Federal Railroad Administration's Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements program. The grant will fund improvements to rail infrastructure at the Wasilla Control Point in Wasilla, Alaska from April 2021 through June 2022. The Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements program aims to enhance safety, efficiency, and reliability across intercity passenger and freight rail systems. As the sub-awardee of the State of Alaska, the Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities will deliver infrastructure upgrades to benefit rail operations in Wasilla using the FRA grant funding.
Alaska Department Of Transportation & Public Facilities
Project Grant
$182.5k
4/1/21
12/20/22
69A36523403990CRSMI
THE CITY OF DEARBORN DBA DEARBORN POLICE DEPARTMENT WILL USE GRANT FUNDING TO STAFF OVERTIMEPOSITIONS IN HOT SPOTS ALONG RAILROAD RIGHT OF WAYS TO PREVENT AND REDUCE INJURIES OR DEATH.ADDITIONALLY, OFFICERS CAN IDENTIFY VULNERABLE LOCATIONS AND PEDESTRIAN BEHAVIORS THAT ARE LIKELYTO CONTRIBUTE TO TRESPASS RELATED INJURIES OR DEATHS ON FEDERAL RAILS AND ENFORCE THE APPROPRIATELAWS TO DISCOURAGE AND CHANGE THOSE BEHAVIORS. AFTER IDENTIFYING RAIL LOCATIONS IN THE CITY THATARE MOST VULNERABLE TO TRESPASSING, THE DEARBORN POLICE DEPARTMENT WILL DIRECT TARGETED PATROLSTO ADDRESS TRESPASSERS AND SAFETY CONCERNS THROUGH ENFORCEMENT AND RELOCATION, THEREBYREDUCING THE NUMBER OF TRESPASS RELATED INJURIES AND DEATHS IN THE REGULATED RAILWAYS IN THECITY OF DEARBORN, MI
City Of Dearborn Police Department
Project Grant
$114.3k
12/1/22
4/20/23
69A36522403130CRSTX
THE OBJECTIVE OF THE HARWOOD INTERCHANGE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT IS TO SIGNIFICANTLY EXPAND THE HARWOOD INTERCHANGE CAPACITY BY CONSTRUCTING A NEW DOUBLE-ENDED SIDING ADJACENT TO THE MAIN TRACK. THIS PROJECT WOULD FURTHER IMPROVE EXISTING INTERCHANGE CONDITIONS AND OPERATIONS WITH THE INSTALLATION OF DUAL-TONE MULTI-FREQUENCY (DTMF) POWER-CONTROLLED SWITCHES.
Texas Gonzales Northern Rail
Project Grant
$4.4m
11/1/21
11/1/23
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FY22-23 Special Transportation Circumstances Projects
This notice provides directed grant funding for eligible rail capital projects to the states of Alaska, South Dakota, and Wyoming. Applicants must be state governments seeking funding under the Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements program administered by the Department of Transportation Federal Railroad Administration. Applications are due by March 8, 2024 and should improve safety, efficiency, and reliability of intercity passenger and freight rail systems. Funding will support projects that meet the unique circumstances of providing rail service in these rural, sparsely populated areas. Award amounts will be determined based on proposals and available funding. Funded work is expected to be performed in Alaska, South Dakota, and Wyoming to enhance rail infrastructure and operations given the challenging logistics and low population densities across vast territories in these three states.
FR-CRS-23-004
Department of Transportation Federal Railroad Administration
3/8/24
8/22/23
FY18-21 Special Transportation Circumstances Projects
This notice details the application requirements and procedures for the states of Alaska, South Dakota, and Wyoming to obtain Special Transportation Circumstances (STC) directed grant funding for eligible rail Capital Projects.
FR-CRS-22-001
Department of Transportation Federal Railroad Administration
1/29/22
12/1/21
FY23 CRISI Congressionally Directed - Atlanta to Savannah Passenger Rail Corridor
This grant will fund the preparation of an SDP and EIS for the ATL-SAV Corridor in partnership with FRA. The main objectives of an SDP are to identify the draft purpose and need for intercity passenger rail development; incorporate an analysis of alternatives supported by technical transportation planning and conceptual engineering; incorporate a high-level analysis and consideration of environmental factors associated with the alternatives; include input provided through public involvement and relevant public agencies; and identify the governance structure for the implementation and operation of the ATL-SAV Corridor. The SDP results in the identification of a corridor project inventory necessary to achieve the proposed service and serve as the foundation for initiating and preparing the EIS for the ATL-SAV Corridor. The primary purpose of the EIS, prepared pursuant to the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), is to ensure agencies consider the environmental impacts of their actions in decision making.
FR-CCD-23-006
Department of Transportation Federal Railroad Administration
9/29/23
9/12/23
FY20 Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements
The purpose of the CRISI Program is to assist in funding capital projects that improve intercity passenger and freight rail transportation safety, efficiency, and reliability.
FR-CRS-20-001
Department of Transportation Federal Railroad Administration
1/5/22
4/23/20
Special Transportation Circumstances Projects
The purpose of STC Grants is to provide directed grant funding under the Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements Program and the Restoration and Enhancement Grant Program to certain states that lack intercity passenger rail service or are not connected to the national rail system. Under the FY 2017 Appropriations Act, Alaska would receive $277,400, South Dakota $978,200, and Wyoming $985,500 in federal funding for eligible rail capital projects.
FR-CRS-18-002
Department of Transportation
6/21/18
2/15/18