Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Grant Guide

Use our Grant Guide to get some of the $108 billion designated for public transportation

Since the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law was enacted in November, 2021, more than $220 billion in grants have been awarded or allocated to nearly 35,000 projects in all 50 states and four U.S. territories. The law includes $108 billion for public transportation – the largest transit investment in U.S. history.

In passing the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Congress made a generational investment in our nation’s infrastructure, funding numerous new programs that can be used by state and local governments to expand access to mobility, reduce carbon emissions, and improve equity by funding transit projects.

While many of the new programs come in the form of competitive grants, the law also includes increases in funding to formula funds for states, transit agencies, and local governments, along with significant changes to how formula funds are allocated. Both types of programs create major opportunities for transit agencies to get creative in applying for infrastructure bill funding, considering not just USDOT programs like the Urbanized Area Formula (5307) Grants, but also EPA and other broader climate, pollution prevention, and carbon reduction funding.

Let us help you craft winning grant applications

While fare collection is Genfare’s business, elevating transit is at the heart of what we do. We’re not just a vendor, we’re your advisor, and together we can simplify the transit experience, empower equitable mobility, and connect communities. Furthermore, because grant programs can be used for Genfare solutions, it’s in our best interest to look out for your best interests, and help our customers better understand the opportunities available to make transit better.