F26AS00008_FY 2026 - Sportfishing and Boating Safety Act - Boating Infrastructure Grant (BIG) Tier 1
This opportunity provides cost-sharing grants to eligible U.S. state, territory, and DC agencies for projects that maintain, renovate, or build public boating facilities for transient recreational vessels (at least 26 feet long). Funding can support docks, slips, mooring systems, and essential boater amenities such as fuel, restrooms, showers, utilities, and safety or navigation equipment. Tie…
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