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Complete Clearance Improvements to Allow for Double-Stack Train (DST) Service on Csx?s I-95 Rail Corridor…

Award ID: 69A36522403120INFMD

FY2022 · complete year · data as of 2026-07-11

A single federal award, with both ends of the trail linked.

$125M
Total award value

Award 69A36522403120INFMD is a grant from the Department of Transportation to Maryland Department of Transportation, $125M obligated, FY2022 to FY2027, for Complete Clearance Improvements to Allow for Double-Stack Train (DST) Service on Csx?s I-95 Rail…. Source

Description

The Purpose of the Project Is to Complete Clearance Improvements to Allow for Double-Stack Train (DST) Service on Csx?s I-95 Rail Corridor Between Baltimore and Philadelphia. The Project Is Needed to Ensure This Portion of Csx?s I-95 Rail Corridor Continues to Serve as a Critical Link Connecting the Local, Regional, and National Transportation Network. The Anticipated Improvements, Which Consist of Tunnel Reconstruction, Bridge Replacement-Modification and Track Lowering, Will Be Constructed Primarily Within Existing Rail Corridor Rights-Of-Way. Once the Project Is Complete, 100 Percent of Csx?s Primary Intermodal Network Will Be Cleared for Double-Stack Rail. By Addressing This Long-Standing Freight Bottleneck, the Project Will Improve Operational Efficiencies Within the National Multimodal Freight Network.

Award details

Award typeGrant
FAIN69A36522403120INFMD
Action date2021
Period63 mo
Place of performance—
Category—
Competed?Not recordedSource
Total (exact)$125,000,000

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