IntroductionThe Transportation Pooled Fund (TPF) Program allows federal, state, and local agencies and other organizations to combine resources to support transportation research studies. See the About page for more information. Through this web site you can:
If you are an authorized user, you can also:
Communication and Outreach
New!!! Excel Spreadsheet of Closed Projects (As of July 8, 2010):click here TPF Program Quarterly Webinar Recording (July 2010); Click here TPF Program Monthly Webinar (March 2010) PowerPoint Presentation and Transcript. TPF Program Monthly Webinar (April 2010) PowerPoint Presentation :Click here TPF Webinar Transcript (April 2010); Click here Monthly Webinar Transcript - March 2010.pdfPowerPoint Presentation: TPF Program (A Progress Report). Memorandum from the FHWA Chief Financial Officer regarding Pay.gov implementation. The attached files show the complete funding transfers for FY 2007 - 2009, as well as the status of FY 2010 funding transfers requested by FHWA as of July 27, 2010. The file shows the project number, the transferee and the recipient, the fiscal year of the funds, and amount of funds. In addition, the file indicates the date the transfer request was received by FHWA, Office of Budget, the date the Office of Financial Management process the request in FMIS, and the date an Advice of Funds was issued for FHWA led projects. If a transfer is not shown on the attached file, it has not been received by the Office of Budget. The file will be updated every Monday morning.
Completed fiscal year 2007 funding transfer requests. Transportation Pooled Fund Procedures New! Revised TPF Program Procedures (Final Draft) DownloadUpdates Include:
The revised Transportation Pooled Fund Program Procedures Manual (Final Draft), is a comprehensive document that describes the TPF Program's process and procedures. The manual is updated on a quarterly basis and is available for download: TPF Program Procedures Manual FHWA Forms for transferring funds to Lead Agency (interactive) With all funding (Federal and non-Federal) consolidated, the lead agency will have true budget authority backing up project expenditures. The lead agency will be the only entity expending funds for a specific pooled fund project and will have control over all related contracts, obligations, and expenditures. The lead agency will be required to track the amount and character of each participant’s contributions, by project. The attached procedures include more detailed information about the transfer request process, and the roles and responsibilities of FHWA offices and State DOTs. Please contact Lisa Williams at FHWApooledfund@fhwa.dot.gov or at 202-493-3375 if you have any questions. TPF Program Reports |
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