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01 | Colton Crossing Grade Separation, Colton, California 02 | New York City Fordham Transit Center, New York, New York 01 02 TIGER and FASTLANE Grant Funding Assistance Many of our clients have infrastructure projects that could have substantial impacts on communities and the economy, but are held back by gaps in funding. To help close these funding gaps so that projects of regional and national significance can move forward, the U.S. Congress appropriates money to the U.S. Department of Transportation for two competitive grant programs: TIGER and FASTLANE. TIGER (originally, Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery grants) has been assisting surface transportation projects for eight rounds to date; FASTLANE (Fostering Advancements in Shipping and Transportation for the Long-term Achievement of National Efficiencies) is a new program under the Fixing America’s Surface Transportation (FAST) Act designed to help fund critical freight and highway projects across the country. FASTLANE has been authorized through Fiscal Year 2020. Since 2009, USDOT has awarded almost $5.1 billion in TIGER grants. For the first year of FASTLANE grants, USDOT selected 18 projects to be awarded nearly $760 million for transportation projects that will have significant impact on the nation, a metropolitan area, or a region. These funds will help close the gap for transportation projects that promise to help achieve critical national objectives, such as greater economic competitiveness, improved mobility, and access to healthcare, education and employment opportunities, as well as increased safety, livability, and environmental sustainability. Both programs are highly competitive, with hundreds of agencies requesting funds—requests can exceed total available funds by 30 times or more. We have supported nearly 50 projects in successful requests for TIGER or FASTLANE grants. Together these projects have received $1.2 billion in federal funds for building key transportation projects. This accounts for 20 percent of the total construction We have assisted clients in competing successfully for 20% of the total funds available. HDR-Assisted TIGER and FASTLANE Grants $1.2 B Total TIGER and FASTLANE Capital Grants $5.8 B hdrinc.com

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Page 1: TIGER and FASTLANE Grant Funding Assistance · Transportation (FAST) Act designed to help fund critical freight and highway projects across the country. FASTLANE has been authorized

01 | Colton Crossing Grade Separation, Colton, California

02 | New York City Fordham Transit Center, New York, New York

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TIGER and FASTLANE Grant Funding Assistance

Many of our clients have infrastructure projects that could have substantial impacts on communities and the economy, but are held back by gaps in funding. To help close these funding gaps so that projects of regional and national significance can move forward, the U.S. Congress appropriates money to the U.S. Department of Transportation for two competitive grant programs: TIGER and FASTLANE. TIGER (originally, Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery grants) has been assisting surface transportation projects for eight rounds to date; FASTLANE (Fostering Advancements in Shipping and Transportation for the Long-term Achievement of National Efficiencies) is a new program under the Fixing America’s Surface Transportation (FAST) Act designed to help fund critical freight and highway projects across the country. FASTLANE has been authorized through Fiscal Year 2020.

Since 2009, USDOT has awarded almost $5.1 billion in TIGER grants. For the first year of FASTLANE grants, USDOT selected 18 projects to be awarded nearly $760 million for transportation projects that will have significant impact on the nation, a metropolitan area, or a region. These funds will help close the gap for transportation projects that promise to help achieve critical national objectives, such as greater economic competitiveness, improved mobility, and access to healthcare, education and employment opportunities, as well as increased safety, livability, and environmental sustainability. Both programs are highly competitive, with hundreds of agencies requesting funds—requests can exceed total available funds by 30 times or more.

We have supported nearly 50 projects in successful requests for TIGER or FASTLANE grants. Together these projects have received $1.2 billion in federal funds for building key transportation projects. This accounts for 20 percent of the total construction

We have assisted clients

in competing successfully for

20% of the total funds available.

HDR-Assisted TIGER and FASTLANE Grants

$1.2 B

Total TIGER and FASTLANE Capital Grants

$5.8 B

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T I G ER IV

I-15 Virgin River Gorge Bridge | Littlefield, AZ $21.6 million

Fort Lauderdale Wave Streetcar Projects | Fort Lauderdale, FL $18 million

Port of Oakland Intermodal Rail Improvements | Oakland, CA $15 million

Main Street to Main Street Multimodal Connector | Memphis, TN, to West Memphis, AR $14.94 million

Gulf Marine Highway Intermodal Project | Brownsville, TX $12 million

Nueces River Rail Yard Expansion | Corpus Christi, TX $10 million

T I G ER V

Kansas City Downtown Streetcar | Kansas City, MO $20 million

Southwest Atlanta BeltLine Corridor Trail | Atlanta, GA $18 million

NH Northcoast Rail Corridor Improvements | Ossipee, NH, to Rollinsford, NH $1.4 million

T I G ER VI

Vision Zero: Saving Lives and Providing Opportunity Project | New York, NY $25 million

Bronzeville Bridge to Chicago’s Lakefront | Chicago, IL $18.76 million

Washoe County Bus Rapid Transit | Washoe County, NV $16 million

The Southwest Chief Route Improvements | Garden City, KS $12.47 million

Eastside Access Improvements | Los Angeles, CA $11.8 million

Willowbrook/Rosa Parks Station Planning | Los Angeles, CA $10.25 million

About UsHDR — No. 7 among Engineering News-Record’s Top 50 Transportation firms — provides planning, design, program management, environmental, economics, construction, and security services through a variety of delivery methods, including design-build.

We employ nearly 40 professionals who are dedicated to working with clients to achieve success with TIGER and FASTLANE grant funding. T I G ER VI I I - 20 16 AWA R DS

I-579 Cap Urban Connector Project | Pittsburgh, PA $19 million

Redlands Passenger Rail Project | Redlands, CA $8.7 million

Portland Marine Terminal Freight and Jobs Access Project | Portland, OR $7.3 million

03 | Port of New Orleans Rail Yard Improvements, New Orleans, Louisiana

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HDR-Assisted Winning TIGER & FASTLANE Grant Applications

T I G ER VI I - 20 1 5 AWA R DS

Transforming Dixie Highway Project | Louisville, KY $16.9 million

Southwest Chief Route Advancement and Improvement Project | CO and NM $15.2 million

SR 347 Grade Separation Project | Phoenix, AZ $15.0 million

Rail to Rail Active Transportation Corridor Connector Project | Los Angeles, CA $15.0 million

Grand Canal Bike and Pedestrian Improvements | Phoenix, AZ $10.3 million

Tenth Avenue Marine Terminal Modernization Project | San Diego, CA $10.3 million

FA S T L A N E- 20 16 AWA R DS

Atlantic Gateway: Partnering to Unlock the I-95 Corridor | VA $165 million

Interstate 10 Phoenix to Tucson Corridor Improvements | AZ $54 million

Port of Savannah International Multi-Modal Connector | GA $44 million

Conley Terminal Intermodal Improvements and Modernization | MA $42 million

funds awarded under TIGER and FASTLANE. In the first round of FASTLANE, HDR-supported applications accounted for 40 percent of the total amount awarded, including the largest award of $165 million for the Atlantic Gateway project.

Our experts can help complete an application in its entirety, provide guidance on the application, or prepare the required benefit-cost or cost-effectiveness analysis.

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BNSF/UP/TxDOT Tower 55 | Fort Worth, TX $34 million

Sugar House Streetcar | Salt Lake City, UT $26 million

Memorial Bridge Replacement | Portsmouth, NH, to Kittery, ME $20 million

Crenshaw/LAX Corridor Light Rail Transit | Los Angeles, CA $20 million

Coos Bay Rail Line | Coos Bay, OR $13.6 million

Fordham Transit Plaza | New York, NY $10 million

West Vancouver Freight Access | Vancouver, WA $10 million

CSX National Gateway | OH, PA, WV, MD $98 million

Tucson Modern Streetcar | Tucson, AZ $63 million

Rail Improvements | Montachusett/Fitchburg/Westminster, MA $55.5 million

New Orleans Streetcar Expansion | New Orleans, LA $45 million

Colton Crossing Grade Separation | Colton, CA $33.8 million

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T I G ER I

Port of New Orleans Rail Yard Improvements | New Orleans, LA $16.74 million

I-5 Lewis-McChord Area Congestion Management | McChord AFB, WA $15 million

I-95/US-301 Interchange Improvement | Columbia, SC $12.1 million

Cincinnati Streetcar Riverfront Loop | Cincinnati, OH $10.92 million

Dames Point Intermodal Container Facility | Jacksonville, FL $10 million

Merrimack River Bridge Rehabilitation | Haverhill, MA $10 million

Northern Montana Multimodal Hub | Shelby, MT $10 million

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04 | Kansas City Streetcar, Kansas City, Missouri

05 | Tower 55 Multimodal Improvement Project, Fort Worth, Texas

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