Grants and Funding

Indiana’s first state-specific infrastructure assessment gives the state a D+, citing needs across water, bridges, dams, stormwater, and the electric grid, as well as funding gaps. Indiana American Water plans more than $1 billion in water and wastewater investment over five years, signaling potential future work but no current solicitation.

The Center for Civic Futures awarded $11 million in grants to 11 projects exploring AI and modernization in state public-benefit administration. The funded work points to potential demand for systems analysis, eligibility-processing support, privacy-conscious AI, and service redesign, but the announcement is not a contractor solicitation and provides no follow-on procurement timeline.

New York State has issued an RFP to redevelop a 6.13-acre parcel at the Mohawk Valley Psychiatric Center Campus, requiring at least 50 supportive housing units and approximately 100 additional affordable units. Proposals are due February 1, 2027, and must address demolition and infrastructure; potential capital funding is identified, but no project-specific amount or operating support is stated.

New York approved $200 million in grants and low-cost financing for drinking water, stormwater, wastewater, and sewer projects, creating potential municipal procurements for design, construction, and equipment. The state is also accepting applications for $45 million in Green Resiliency Grants, while the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act’s additional support for State Revolving Funds ends this year.