From January 15 to March 15, 2019, CMAP held a call for projects for the regional Surface Transportation Program (STP) Shared Fund, Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program (CMAQ), and locally programmed Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP-L). These federal programs fund surface transportation projects that improve transit, traffic, bicycle facilities, freight, safety and alternative fuel vehicles and equipment.
Call for transportation projects page
Call for transportation projects
Applications Submitted for Consideration
CMAQ, TAP-L and STP-Shared Selection Process Timeline
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Date (2019) |
Action |
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January 15 |
Call for projects released |
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January 15 |
Webinar: overview of the funding programs and eligible projects |
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January 17 |
Webinar: how to submit an application via the eTIP website |
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March 1 |
Deadline for sponsors to submit applications to Planning Liaisons for review |
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March 15 |
Applications due by the end of business day |
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May 21 |
Deadline for Councils/CDOT to submit bonus points allocation (STP only) |
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June 1 |
Deadline for obtaining design approval or submission of PDR documents |
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July 18 |
Project Selection Committees (PSCs) consider staff recommended draft programs |
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July 18-August 16 |
Public comment period |
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September 5 |
PSCs review public comment and finalize proposed programs |
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October 10 |
CMAP Board and MPO Policy Committee consider proposed programs |
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November |
Federal eligibility determination (CMAQ only) and funding notification |
Application Documents
Webinar Recordings, Presentation Slides, and Additional Information
CMAP hosted two informational webinars about these funding opportunities. To RSVP click on the links. Each webinar will provide different information about the call for projects.
Tuesday, January 15, 2019 @ 2:00 p.m.: Information on the funding programs and eligible projects (download resources: recording (44MB, advance to 4:45 for video image) | presentation slides | question log)
Thursday, January 17, 2019 @ 10:00am: How to submit an application via the eTIP website (download resources: recording (53 MB) | presentation slides | question log)
Additional Resources: