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HHS announced $35.76 million for 68 FY2026 disability research, technology, training, and technical-assistance grants, alongside $11.07 million for 10 regional ADA National Network centers and $850,000 for its Knowledge Translation Center. These completed awards are not open solicitations, but recipients and funded projects may present partnership, subcontracting, and follow-on service opportunities.
New York State plans a $50 million modernization of U.S. Route 9, with significant opportunities for contractors. The project incorporates new roundabouts and ADA-compliant infrastructure, benefiting from a $25 million federal BUILD grant. Interested firms should prepare for upcoming solicitations as construction is slated to begin in 2028.
The EEOC has filed a lawsuit against Federal Express for not providing reasonable accommodations to blind employees at its North Carolina facility, citing potential ADA violations. This case emphasizes the necessity for federal contractors to ensure compliance with accessibility and accommodation standards to mitigate legal and contract risks.
The Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) begins a temporary road diet on Route 113 in Warwick, part of a larger $102.4 million infrastructure initiative. This project focuses on enhancing ADA compliance and pedestrian safety, indicating significant contracting opportunities for companies in construction and civil engineering.
The **Rhode Island Department of Transportation** (RIDOT) is set to invest **$21.6 million** into roadway enhancements in Portsmouth. This project offers substantial contracting opportunities related to construction and infrastructure modernization, emphasizing safety and accessibility improvements.
The FAA has allocated nearly **$14.8 million** to West Virginia's Yeager Airport for terminal upgrades. This funding aims to revitalize aging infrastructure, enhance security, and improve ADA accessibility, presenting significant procurement opportunities for contractors in these areas.