Submit Proposal
The Coordinated Technology Implementation Program's call for proposed study areas is always open. Study areas must meet the following criteria to receive CTIP funding:
- Innovative, unique, or underused transportation technology
- Doesn't require research
- Adds Value
- Meets a specific need
- Supports public roads or facilities
- Costs less than $200,000
- Time frame less than three (3) years
Project proposals must not exceed two pages in length.
Proposal narratives must address all CTIP standards in order to be considered by the CTIP Council. If a proposal is not recommended for approval, the CTIP Council may offer suggestions for improvement. Evaluation standards include:
- Exhibits innovation and creativity
- Addresses an issue that is applicable to Federal Lands Highway Program
- Benefits CTIP agencies
- Potential benefits
- Potential for wide use
- Completeness and conciseness of proposal
- Completion time
- Deliverables and dissemination methods are identified
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Funding Innovative Technology for the Future Brochure |
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Project Proposal Template |
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Project Evaluation Sheet |
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Proposal Scoring Criteria |
For more information on proposal requirements, copies of completed studies, or the status of active studies, contact your agency CTIP Council member.
Bureau
of Indian Affairs
Robert
Frazier
505-563-3319
National Park
Service
Mark
Hartsoe
202-513-7025
Office of Federal
Lands Highway
Amit
Armstrong, Ph.D., P.E.
360-619-7668
Roger
Surdahl, P.E.
720-963-3768
USDA Forest Service
Alan Yamada,
P.E.
909-599-1267 ext. 224
US Fish and Wildlife
Service
Sean Furniss
703-358-2376
