Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) Funding in New Mexico

What is BIL?
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is a significant infrastructure investment bill focused on upgrading and modernizing various aspects of the United States' infrastructure.

What projects are funded by BIL?
It allocates substantial funding for repairing and rebuilding roads, bridges, public transit, broadband internet access, clean energy initiatives, and water systems. BIL represents a bipartisan effort to address critical infrastructure needs and stimulate economic growth.

Where are the project funded by BIL?
Please use the map and grid below as they provide a high level overview of the total awarded, obligated and expended amount based on reporting from New Mexico state agencies.

? What does Total Awarded Investments mean?
The total amount of federal funding for New Mexico through ARPA, BIL, IRA and CHIPS.
? What does Total Expended Investment mean?
The amount of money a state agency has spent on a project or program.
? What does Percent Expended mean?
The percentage of awarded money that a state agency has spent on a project or program.
? What does Total Number of Projects mean?
The amount of active projects in the state that fall under ARPA, BIL, IRA and CHIPS.

Breakdown by Award Category

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Project Type: Infrastructure

Funding Source: BIL

Awarded: $12,065,326.36
Obligated: $6,065,326.36
Expended: $5,065,326.36

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2,896 BIL funded projects that do not have coordinates. Click here for more information.
BIL Funding Breakdown by Agency


What does "Awarded" Investments mean?
The total amount of federal funding for New Mexico through ARPA, BIL, IRA and CHIPS.

What does "Obligated" mean?
The percentage of awarded money that a state agency has spent on a project or program.

What does "Expended" mean?
The amount of money a state agency has spent on a project or program.