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2009 workshop
2009 workshop
2009 workshop
2009 Workshop
Airline Policies on the Serving of Nuts
9:30 – 10:00 Welcome Panel
Beth Osborne, U.S. DOT Deputy Assistant Secretary for Transportation PolicyDavid Strickland, National Highway Traffic Safety AdministratorJoan Pasiuk, Transit for Livable Communities10:00 – 11:15 ...
As applicants develop their applications, there are some guidelines on project readiness that they should consider. The TIGER Discretionary Grant funds are available for a limited period of time (DOT’s ability to obligate the funds expires on September 30, 2014),...
Applications for TIGER Discretionary Grants must be submitted through Grants.gov. To apply for funding through Grants.gov, applicants must be properly registered. Complete instructions on how to register and apply can be found at www.grants.gov. If interested parties experience difficulties at...
Each applicant should provide evidence that the expected benefits of the project justify the costs (recognizing that some costs and benefits are difficult to quantify). If it is clear that the benefits do not justify the costs, the Department will not award a TIGER Discretionary Grant to the...
This notice announces the availability of funding and requests proposals for the Department of Transportation’s National Infrastructure Investments. This notice is addressed to organizations that are interested in applying and provides guidance on selection criteria and application requirements...