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Transportation & Infrastructure in New York
Who directs money into this space and the policy shaping it. Everything here is matched on the transportation & infrastructure sector and drawn from public appropriations and the New York policy tracker, not a keyword search.
Who is getting funded in Transportation & Infrastructure
943 organizations have received $1,703,711,989 in New York appropriations tagged to transportation & infrastructure. The largest recipients, ranked by total received.
| Organization | Awards | Total received |
|---|---|---|
| Department of Education | 810 | $83,340,277 |
| City of Rochester | 49 | $69,154,566 |
| City of Buffalo | 43 | $55,437,200 |
| Onondaga County Water Authority | 1 | $48,000,000 |
| New York City Economic Development Corporation | 3 | $42,000,000 |
| County of Oneida | 10 | $39,703,090 |
| Luther Forest Technology Campus Economic | 5 | $39,178,515 |
| New York State Department of Transportation | 11 | $37,027,116 |
Who directs money into Transportation & Infrastructure
Officials and offices ranked by the appropriation dollars they have directed to transportation & infrastructure organizations in New York. State grants are attributed at the chamber or agency level; New York City discretionary funding carries the sponsoring Council Member. This is the funding record, not an endorsement.
| Official / office | Organizations funded | Total directed |
|---|---|---|
| President and CEOEmpire State Development | 88 | $327,574,573 |
| State Senator, District 1New York State Senate | 560 | $255,995,397 |
| New York State SenateNew York State | 199 | $236,636,831 |
| Governor of New York StateExecutive Chamber | 63 | $223,891,108 |
| New York State AssemblyNew York State | 172 | $221,382,737 |
| Assembly Member, District 1New York State Assembly | 316 | $181,976,882 |
| Executive Chamber (Governor)New York State | 38 | $154,699,350 |
| Governor of New York StateExecutive Chamber | 2 | $1,850,825 |
| Queens DelegationNew York City Council | 1 | $1,757,236 |
| Council Member, District 32New York City Council | 2 | $1,304,500 |
Who holds contracts in Transportation & Infrastructure
Organizations already holding New York public contracts in this sector, ranked by contract value. These are the incumbents to study, partner with, or subcontract under. New York publishes the winner of each award, not the losing bidders, so this is the field of holders, not a bidder list.
| Organization | Contracts | Contract value |
|---|---|---|
| KAWASAKI RAIL CAR INC | 27 | $8,010,000,299 |
| LEON D. DEMATTEIS CONSTRUCTION CORP | 2 | $4,178,284,710 |
| Tutor Perini O&G A Joint Venture | 2 | $3,770,251,168 |
| NEW FLYER OF AMERICA INC | 27 | $3,625,528,669 |
| Transformative Reform Group LLC | 2 | $2,977,891,839 |
| ALSTOM TRANSPORTATION, INC. | 5 | $2,339,631,530 |
| JUDLAU CONTRACTING, INC. | 9 | $2,208,344,562 |
| CNY ALLIANCE SIX LLC | 1 | $2,150,115,000 |
Open opportunities in Transportation & Infrastructure
RFPs and solicitations currently open in this sector, soonest deadline first. Each links to its official notice.
- Two Seater Enclosed Side by Side UTVDept of Defense · Federal · Combined Synopsis/Solicitation · Closes September 21, 2026
- Kubota Engine ReplacementDept of Defense · Federal · Solicitation · Closes September 21, 2026
- Tractor, Bucket Loader, Rotary Cutter and Land PlaneDept of Defense · Federal · Combined Synopsis/Solicitation · Closes September 21, 2026
- UTVDept of Defense · Federal · Combined Synopsis/Solicitation · Closes September 21, 2026
- Golf CartDept of Defense · Federal · Combined Synopsis/Solicitation · Closes September 21, 2026
- Kubota Engine ReplacementDept of Defense · Federal · Solicitation · Closes September 21, 2026
Policy shaping Transportation & Infrastructure
New York bills and rules in this sector, newest first. Each links to its official source.
- Int 1026-2026: Creating designated curb space for pedicabs.New York CityNew York City (proposed)Official source →
- Int 1063-2026: Pedicabs with electric assist.New York CityNew York City (proposed)Official source →
- Int 1052-2026: Reporting data about micromobility device crashes.New York CityNew York City (proposed)Official source →
- Int 1032-2026: Ferry service to City Island.New York CityNew York City (proposed)Official source →
- Int 1050-2026: Traffic congestion near freight terminals.New York CityNew York City (proposed)Official source →
- Int 1068-2026: Affirmative defense for tickets issued to drivers licensed by the taxi and limousine commission for stopping and standing while assisting passengers with impaired mobility.New York CityNew York City (proposed)Official source →
- Int 1066-2026: Installation of traffic calming devices in bicycle lanes.New York CityNew York City (proposed)Official source →
- Int 1065-2026: Requiring cost benchmarks for small recurring capital projects.New York CityNew York City (proposed)Official source →
Everything on this site, analyzed for your organization: who is funding work like yours, who already holds the contracts, which offices decide, what policy is moving, and the sequenced actions to take.