U.S. Department of Transportation grant awards

Delaware Airpark (Dover) Airport

Houlton International Airport

Plattsburgh International Airport

Greater Rochester International Airport

Saratoga County Airport

Williamson-Sodus Airport

Maryland Department of Transportation

Expand track warning and detection pilot program to five additional stations in the Baltimore Metro system. The technology will instantly alert train operators when someone is on the tracks.

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

Research and analyze trespasser detection at New Jersey Transit highway rail crossings to reduce fatalities. New Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology will gather data and help transit agencies develop trespasser avoidance solutions.

Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA)

Research state-of-the-art bio-mechanics modeling to help save lives with modern, energy-absorbing materials to reduce injuries and fatalities following collisions involving people and trains.

Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA)

Install an automated employee protection system, allowing rail transit workers to enhance their safety while working on the tracks.

International Transportation Learning Center

Redesign a transit bus compartment to improve safety for drivers. By designing a barrier, the compartment will minimize operator assaults and maintain positive passenger interactions through mirrors and lighting.

Sparrows Point Bulk Expansion Rail Modernization and Berth Rehabilitation Mid-Atlantic Multi-Modal

Transportation Hub

Add additional waterside access, create a bulk import, and export terminal, install a modern gate complex, and upgrade the heavy-duty road network. Upgrade rail connectivity and repair all degraded utilities.

Linking Intermodal Needs and Rural Freight Knowledge – LINK Project

Modernization of gates and scales, improvements to existing warehouses, and rail improvements at a bulk transfer facility to improve the intermodal efficiency of the port. The project is in an opportunity zone.

Unlocking the South Berth at Pier 1

Reconstruction of the South Face of Pier 1, which involves the replacement of a portion of the face of the pier with a steel pile supported concrete pier structure. Bring the southern berth at the Pier to a state where it can be utilized to accommodate the burgeoning auto import and export industry, bringing the total number of available roll-on, roll-off berths at the Port of Davisville from two to three.

Crown Bay Terminal Improvements Project

Reconstruction and modernization of cargo handling and storage infrastructure at the Crown Bay Terminal. Bulkhead rehabilitation, concrete apron restoration, reconstruction of three cargo storage areas; and security improvements including lighting, fencing and fire protection. Facilitate more efficient cargo movement both into and out of St. Thomas. The project is in an Opportunity Zone.