Municue
Fort Worth, TX

Transportation Investment Program

project
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Also known as: TIP

The Transportation Investment Program (TIP) is the City of Fort Worth's program-level framework for funding, prioritizing and sequencing transportation capital projects. It is financially constrained and uses a shorter-term and a longer-term program. It covers roadway, freight and active transportation improvements. It aligns them with bond programs, grants and developer contributions, and it emphasizes project readiness and coordination with regional and state partners. It is one of the initiatives within Fort Worth's Master Transportation Plan and is administered through the city's Transportation and Public Works Department.
3 eventsLast active Tracked since $142K city spending

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transportation (3)
contract (2)
budget (2)
development (1)
housing (1)
public safety (1)
grant (1)

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Related Entities

Transportation and Public Works2
AECOM Technical Services, Inc.2
Master Transportation Plan2
BNSF Railway1
Union Pacific Railroad Company1
United States Department of Housing and Urban Development1
TEXRail1
N.E. 23rd Street/Decatur Avenue Grade Separation Project1
Amtrak1
Fort Worth & Western Railroad1
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Activity Timeline

September 2026

General - Consent Items
City Council Meeting →

Council considers Amendment No. 4 to AECOM Technical Services' professional services agreement for the Retrofitting Malls scope under the HUD PRO Housing grant and Transportation Investment Program projects, raising the contract to $4,925,000, with related appropriation ordinances.

AECOM Technical Services, Inc. Agreement Amendment No. 4 for PRO Housing Grant Retrofitting Malls and Citywide Master Transportation Project

August 2026

Press Release
Fort Worth Press Releases →

The Transportation & Public Works department presented proposed railroad grade separation priorities identified through the City's Master Transportation Plan to improve safety and mobility at Fort Worth's more than 200 public at-grade railroad crossings, where blocked crossings cause over 5,100 vehicle-hours of delay daily. Twenty-six potential grade separation projects are being evaluated, including the N.E. 23rd Street/Decatur Avenue Grade Separation Project.

City advances plans to improve safety, mobility at railroad crossings

March 2026

Award Of Contract Consent
CITY COUNCIL →

Authorizes Amendment No. 3 adding $142,226.77 to the professional services agreement with AECOM Technical Services, Inc. for the Master Transportation Plan and Transportation Investment Program Project, raising the total contract to $3,639,226.77, and amends the FY2026 budget and FY2026–2030 Capital Improvement Program.

(ALL) Authorize Execution of Amendment No. 3 in the Amount of $142,226.77 to the Professional Services Agreement with AECOM Technical Services, Inc. for the Master Transportation Plan and the Transpor

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