What Sustainable Transportation Using Recycled Tire Products Covers
GrantID: 58570
Grant Funding Amount Low: $750,000
Deadline: December 6, 2023
Grant Amount High: $750,000
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Grant Overview
Sustainable Transportation using Recycled Tire Products
This initiative promotes the use of recycled tire products, specifically Tire-Derived Aggregate (TDA), in transportation infrastructure projects. By collaborating with transportation agencies, the program highlights both the benefits and the necessity of incorporating TDA into road construction and maintenance. Addressing pressing challenges often associated with sustainability in the transportation sector, this funding seeks to elevate standards for materials used in infrastructure projects.
For instance, a state DOT may use TDA as a lightweight backfill material in bridge construction, which can lead to cost savings and reduced environmental impact. Another application could involve utilizing TDA in road resurfacing projects, where its free-draining properties can enhance the durability and reduce maintenance costs for local roads. These examples elucidate the opportunities available to states and municipalities looking to improve infrastructure while addressing waste management goals.
Eligible applicants encompass local and state transportation departments, engineering firms, and contractors specializing in sustainable construction. However, proposals that do not incorporate recycled materials or overlook sustainability in their framework are unlikely to qualify for the funding.
For successful alignment with this opportunity, applicants must demonstrate an understanding of current transportation needs and material specifications. This includes detailed plans showcasing how TDA will be integrated into existing infrastructures and the expected outcomes in terms of both performance and environmental impact. The grant prioritizes innovative approaches that not only fulfill immediate needs but also set new standards for sustainable practices within the transportation sector.
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