infraday

Connecting infrastructure leaders since 2017.

THE BUSINESS OF
INFRASTRUCTURE
← Project Atlas

Transportation

Parks To Passes: Active Transportation Connectivity And Safety

Powell, Mineral, Deer, Lodge, Missoula, Shoshone, and Silver Bow Counties, MT: Montana

Estimated valueNot verified
StagePlanning
Owner / developerPowell County
Last verified2026-10-24

Project overview

Powell County is the recipient of a $6,313,019 FY 2025 RAISE Round 1 grant for Parks To Passes: Active Transportation Connectivity And Safety in Powell, Mineral, Deer, Lodge, Missoula, Shoshone, and Silver Bow Counties, MT.

Scope
This project will conduct a comprehensive feasibility study in the form of a Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) and complete higher-level design of five Spotlight Projects on the route spanning from the Montana-Idaho border to the Continental Divide and generally following the I-90 corridor.
Project type
Multimodal transportation — planning award
Reported investment / scope
Total project cost not established by this entry
Funding sources
FY 2025 RAISE Round 1 planning award: $6,313,019 federal grant
Delivery method
Not available

Organizations involved

Owner / developer
Powell County
Developer
Not available
Engineering firm / architect
Not available
General contractor / construction manager
Not available
EPC contractor
Not available
Technology / equipment providers
Not available
Financial sponsor
Not available
Other recorded participants
Not available

Business opportunities

Not verified

Current procurement record
Not available
Upcoming procurement
Not available
Contract / package value
Not available
Supplier / subcontractor opportunities
Not available
Workforce requirements
Not available

Check official project / procurement portal ↗

A project listing is not an open solicitation. Check the source for eligibility, current status, closing time and addenda.

Timeline & key dates

Expected procurement
Not available
Construction start
Not applicable to planning award
Estimated completion
Not confirmed
Dated milestones
Not available
Permitting
Not available
Recent project updates
FY 2025 RAISE Round 1 planning award. The source documents a 2025 grant award, not a current construction or tender update. Award amount is the federal grant, not total project cost. Current delivery status and procurement availability have not been independently confirmed.
Challenges / risks
Award record does not confirm current project status, full funding or availability of contracts.

Related intelligence

No verified record associations have been entered for this project yet.

Connections use recorded entity IDs and public evidence. Shared keywords do not establish a relationship.

Additional project record

Powell County is the recipient of a $6,313,019 FY 2025 RAISE Round 1 grant for Parks To Passes: Active Transportation Connectivity And Safety in Powell, Mineral, Deer, Lodge, Missoula, Shoshone, and Silver Bow Counties, MT.

This project will conduct a comprehensive feasibility study in the form of a Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) and complete higher-level design of five Spotlight Projects on the route spanning from the Montana-Idaho border to the Continental Divide and generally following the I-90 corridor.

Award record: FY 2025 RAISE Round 1 planning award. Federal grant: $6,313,019. Recipient: Powell County. Location: Powell, Mineral, Deer, Lodge, Missoula, Shoshone, and Silver Bow Counties, MT: Montana.

Construction start: Not applicable to planning award. Completion, contractor, designer and current bid deadlines are not confirmed in this entry.

The source documents a 2025 grant award, not a current construction or tender update. Award amount is the federal grant, not total project cost. Current delivery status and procurement availability have not been independently confirmed.

Official USDOT award fact sheet, page 68. Award record reviewed October 24, 2026.

Saved searches & recent searches

Sign in to keep searches across devices. Your recent searches on this device appear below.

Join Infraday Free · Sign in
You’re offline. Reconnect to load the latest Infraday updates.