The IMD Multimodal Planning Program 2026 supports eligible applicants from universities, colleges, municipalities, and counties with grant funding. The funding amount for the 2026 cycle has not been made public; however, it seeks to support bicycle and pedestrian projects across North Carolina. Applications are currently open until April 13, 2026, at 5 pm.
About The IMD Multimodal Planning Program 2026
The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) has launched its annual Integrated Mobility Division (IMD) grant funding. The purpose of the grant is to support bicycle and pedestrian projects in North Carolina. Municipalities can apply regardless of the population size. However, counties with a population of more than 100,000 cannot apply for the grant. Universities and colleges can also apply and get funded. Only one application per community is allowed for each funding year.
Funding Size
- Typical grant amount: Funding amount not publicly specified
- Maximum award: Funding amount not publicly specified
- Project duration supported: 12 months
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Who Can Apply for the IMD Multimodal Planning Program 2026
- Eligible organisation types:
- Municipalities and counties
- Colleges and universities
- Registration requirements:
- Counties with less than 100,000 population can apply for funding.
- Communities based in North Carolina.
- Geographic eligibility: North Carolina
- Sector or thematic focus:
- Bicycle and pedestrian project
Application Process
- As a fresh applicant, you will need to register a new account on https://myncid.nc.gov/.
- Proceed to request and complete the EBS access request form.
- Once approved, fill out and submit the application form.
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Required Materials
- NCID Registration
- EBS Access Form
- Unique Entity ID (UEI)
- Project details
- Cost Allocation Plan
Key Dates
- Application deadline: April 13, 2026, at 5 pm
- Notification timeline: June 2026
Selection Notes
- The grant is very competitive and awards only a few applicants each year.
- Priority focus areas: bicycle and pedestrian transportation.
- Exclusions:
- Projects outside North Carolina.
- Projects that do not focus on bicycle and pedestrian transportation.
Official Source of the IMD Multimodal Planning Program 2026
- Official Application Page: https://connect.ncdot.gov/municipalities/PlanningGrants/IMD-Multimodal-Planning-Program/Pages/default.aspx