Transportation · Active
High-Speed Rail Corridors and Intercity Passe… · DOT · Active NOFO · mega band
High-Speed Rail Corridors and Intercity Passenger Rail Service (CFDA 20.318) - federal assistance administered by U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), catalogued in the SAM.gov Assistance Listings.
- $5M–$1B
- Typical award range
- 5
- Indexed opportunities
- 0
- Open now
- DOT
- Administering agency
The verdict
According to indexed Grants.gov opportunity volume among active SAM.gov programs on PlainGrants, High-Speed Rail Corridors and Intercity Passenger Rail Service ranks #261 of 504, #10 of 26 within DOT, and #1 of 26 among Transportation programs by listed funding ceiling. Across 504 active programs, 47.041 leads by opportunity count (319, funding-ceiling rank #249) ≠ 66.054 leads by funding ceiling ($7.0 billion, opportunity rank #326). CFDA 20.318 is an active Transportation program with 5 indexed Grants.gov opportunities. Of the 5 most recent listings shown here, 0 are open for application.
- $5M–$1B
- typical award range (SAM.gov)
- -
- next application deadline
- $45.0 million
- largest award ceiling indexed
- 5%
- of the catalog is Transportation
High-Speed Rail Corridors and Intercity Passe… · upper-band NOFO desk (#5/502 by ceiling)
High-Speed Rail Corridors and Intercity Passe… clears 497 of 502 published ceilings (99th percentile), an upper-band catalog maximum, not a promised award.
High-Speed Rail Corridors and Intercity Passe… vs programs with listed funding ceilings
Where this CFDA's SAM.gov award ceiling sits among active Assistance Listings with a reported ceiling
$1,000,000,000 Top 1% higher than 99% of 502 programs
Programs, banded by listed funding ceiling
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Source SAM.gov Assistance Listings · 2020-07-15
SAM.gov Assistance Listing plate
CFDA 20.318 · DOT VOL-STEADY · #261/504
VOL-STEADY · LOWER-HALF · SOLO-LISTING · NOFO-CLOSED · CEIL-BILLION · ELIG-SLG · BOOK-FULL · LISTING-LIVE
- VOL-STEADY 5 indexed
- LOWER-HALF #261/504
- SOLO-LISTING No peer gap
- NOFO-CLOSED 0 open of 5 listed
- CEIL-BILLION $5M–$1B
- ELIG-SLG State/local government
- BOOK-FULL 5 listed / 5 indexed
- LISTING-LIVE Active SAM.gov listing
Opportunity-volume neighbourhood · CFDA 20.318
VOL-STEADY · #261/504: quiet/busy corpus poles and ±- row peers, not a SAM.gov catalog reprint.
Engineering Grants · busiestHigh-Speed Rail Cor… · this listingPlant and Animal Di… · quiet pole
Funding posture
Active mega-ceiling competition board
High-Speed Rail Corridors and Intercity Passe… combines mega-scale SAM.gov dollars ($5.0 million to $1000.0 million) with an active opportunity trail (5 indexed rows). The recent slice is currently closed; watch for the next NOFO drop. Volume and ceiling both clear the mid-tier bar.
Assistance Listing text · DOT
Capital grants to develop, improve, and implement high-speed rail corridors and intercity rail services.
Public-sector applicant lane · DOT
SAM.gov lists only government/tribal applicants for High-Speed Rail Corridors and Intercity Passe…. This is a public-sector Assistance Listing corridor, not a general nonprofit or small-business open call.
Predominantly grants (G) · CFDA 20.318
60% of the 5 indexed listings under CFDA 20.318 are grants (G), the SAM.gov-coded mechanism High-Speed Rail Corridors and Intercity Passe… typically uses to move money. Every indexed listing requires applicant cost-sharing.
- Estimated funding, indexed listings with a reported figure
- $47.9 million across 3 listings (avg $16.0 million)
- Expected awards, indexed listings with a reported count
- 4 across 3 listings
Figures are computed from the full indexed Grants.gov book for CFDA 20.318, not the 10 listings shown below; a listing missing a field is excluded from that field's total, not counted as zero.
Archived NOFO book · CFDA 20.318
None of the 5 indexed Grants.gov listings under CFDA 20.318 are open on the current extract. Reported award ceilings swing from $889,000 to $45.0 million (51×); treat any single listing's ceiling as a local bound, not the program's typical award. 100% of listings carry the Transportation (T) funding-activity code.
- Open vs archived (indexed book)
- 0 open · 5 archived
- Median reported award ceiling
- $24.0 million (5 listings with a ceiling)
- Dominant Grants.gov funding-activity code
- Transportation (T)
Open counts use the same posted+close_date rule as the rest of PlainGrants; funding-activity codes are the Grants.gov category_of_funding field (first code when several are joined). Ceiling median is over positive reported ceilings only.
DOT · administering agency
U.S. Department of Transportation
Transportation infrastructure, safety, planning, and transit programs for states and localities.
Grants.gov opportunities · CFDA 20.318
FY20 Magnetic Levitation Technology Deployment Program
Magnetic Levitation Technology Deployment Program (Maglev Program)
Maglev Project Selection Program - SAFETEA-LU
Pittsburgh Maglev Project
SAFETEA-LU Magnetic Levitation Project Grant
What to do next
CFDA 20.318: 5 indexed opportunities · 0 open on the recent slice.
- No open Grants.gov rows on the recent slice, watch this CFDA for the next NOFO drop. How to apply
- U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) administers 26 Assistance Listings in this extract. Agency catalog
- Nearest peer by listed ceiling: Unemployment Insurance (17.225). Compare program
SAM.gov ceilings are catalog maximums, not guaranteed awards; verify every deadline on Grants.gov before submitting.
Read our methodology - how this data is sourced, computed, and verified.
Every figure on PlainGrants is rendered directly from SAM.gov Assistance Listings data, no number is typed in by an editor. This grant program's figures are rendered directly from SAM.gov Assistance Listings data, no figure is typed in by an editor. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, the data changelog, or report a data issue on this page.
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