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GrantKentucky County/City Bridge Improvement Program (CCBIP) — FY 2027 Phase 9
Atlas Opportunity Score70/100
FundingFY 2027 program authorization: $25 million. Current KYTC materials do not publish a universal per-project award ceiling for Phase 9.
DeadlinePhase 9 closes November 13, 2026. The current KYTC materials do not publish an exact cutoff clock time or time zone.
Required next actionVerification Hold: confirm the exact November 13, 2026 cutoff clock time/time zone and any applicant-specific funding or match terms with KYTC DRMA before applicant-specific ORIGINAL outreach. Eligible local governments should first coordinate with the Chief District Engineer, then complete TC 20-44 and required supporting materials.
Current statusActive — FY 2027 Phase 9 open; Verification Hold on exact cutoff time/time zoneSource verificationSeptember 22, 2026Tracked applicant typesGovernmental Entity
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