Road and bridge projects are expected to make up one of the biggest chunks of the jobs created in the stimulus package. Below, you’ll find a chart of more than 5,800 projects that have been approved by the U.S. Department of Transportation. Once given the green light, states can put the projects out to bid, contract them and begin construction work. So far, about 2,300 projects are under way.
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| State | Urban Area | Project Description | Improvement Type | ARRA Funds Obligated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NEBRASKA | STATEWIDE | Preliminary Engineering | Other | $997,500 |
| NEVADA | Cold in Place Recycle | Pavement Improvement | $1,588,585 | |
| NEVADA | Continuation of Rail Line for Historic Rail Road | Transportation Enhancements | $2,757,000 | |
| NEVADA | Cold in Place Recycle | Pavement Improvement | $1,011,170 | |
| NEVADA | Overlay Plantmix Bituminous Surface | Pavement Improvement | $14,016,262 | |
| NEVADA | Overlay Plantmix Bituminous Surface | Pavement Improvement | $12,349,915 | |
| NEVADA | Overlay Plantmix Bituminous Surface | Pavement Improvement | $2,587,040 | |
| NEVADA | Overlay Plantmix Bituminous Surface | Pavement Improvement | $8,839,236 | |
| NEVADA | Overlay Plantmix Bituminous Surface | Pavement Improvement | $10,645,650 | |
| NEVADA | Construct a Wildlife Overpass | New Bridge Construction | $2,372,433 | |
| NEVADA | Construct a Visitor Center | Other | $575,000 | |
| NEVADA | LAS VEGAS | Various landscaping and aesthetic proejct on US95 in Clark County, NV. | Transportation Enhancements | $6,450,944 |
| NEVADA | Overlay Plantmix Bituminous Surface | Pavement Improvement | $3,010,930 | |
| NEVADA | Cold in Place Recycle | Pavement Improvement | $1,191,458 | |
| NEVADA | Cold in Place Recycle | Pavement Improvement | $3,256,353 | |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | NASHUA | CONSTRUCT 4,000 LF OF 5' WIDE BITUMINOUS SIDEWALK ON ONE SIDE & CONSTRUCT 4000 LF OF 4' WIDE BITUMINOUS & BICYCLE LANE ON ONE SIDE: LOCATED ON THE EAST SIDE OF NH 102 BETWEEN EVERGREEN DRIVE AND MEGAN | Transportation Enhancements | $357,000 |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | BOSTON(NH)LAWREN-HAVERH,MA(MA-NH-RI | EXIT 3 AREA, NB MAINLINE CONSTRUCTION FROM SALEM TOWN LINE TO MILE MARKER 6.3, INCLUDING INTERIM TRANSITIONS, AND APPROXIMATELY 3700 I.f. OF SB MAINLINE RECONSTRUCTION NORTH OF EXIT 3 (WINDHAM) | New Construction | $27,135,146 |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | WIDEN FE EVERETT TURNPIKE | Pavement Widening | $10,365,671 | |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | VILLAGE PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENTS: RECONSTRUCT APPROX. 2,800' OF ROADSIDE IN THE VILLAGE TO RESTORE DEFINITION OF PEDESTRIAN ACCESS BY WAY OF SIDEWALKS AND CROSSWALKS. RECONSTRUCT SIDEWALKS, DELINEATI | Transportation Enhancements | $617,600 | |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | KING ST SIDEWALK CONNECTOR: CONSTRUCT SIDEWALKS ALONG NORTH MAIN ST FORM EXISTING SIDEWALK TO INTERSECTION OF US 3/4 & FROM US 3/4 INTERSECTION TO RIVER RD CONNECTING WITH EXISTING SIDEWALK ON KING ST | Transportation Enhancements | $484,050 | |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | LACONIA - OPECHEE - WINNISQUAM (WOW) TRAIL PHASE 1 - CONSTRUCT 7040' (Segments 7-10) SHARED USE PATH FOR BICYCLES & PEDESTRIANS IN RAILROAD CORRIDOR FROM MAIN ST (Laconia) TO ELM ST (Lakeport) (Phase | Transportation Enhancements | $560,900 | |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | MANCHESTER | EARTHWORK CONTRACT WEST OF THE MERRIMACK RIVER | New Construction | $8,523,588 |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | ALBUQUERQUE AVENUE TRAIL COMPLETION: CONSTRUCT 0.85 MILES AND 0.95 MILES OF PEDESTRIAN BIKEWAY ADJACENT TO ALBUQUERQUE AVENUE (TE Program) [06-26TE][ARRA] | Transportation Enhancements | $462,525 | |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | 3 1/2" PAVEMENT OVERLAY FROM EXIT 6 IN EPPING TO SQUAMSCOTT RIVER BRIDGE IN EXETER | Pavement Improvement | $7,817,109 | |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | EXIT 12A NORTH TO EXIT 13, MICROSURFACING OF TW ONLY (7.3 MILES) | Pavement Improvement | $1,129,625 | |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | NORTH MAIN STREET EAST TO NH9, MICROSURFACING OF TW ONLY (4.9 MILES) [Parent = IPPP*3927] [ARRA] | Pavement Improvement | $817,740 | |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | EXIT 14 NORTH TO EXIT 17, 1.5" TW INLAY WITH 1.5" FULL WIDTH OVERLAY (6.1 MILES) [Parents = IPPP*3927, BRPPI 6601 AND GRR 785] [ARRA] | Pavement Improvement | $5,356,186 | |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | EXIT 19 NORTH TO EXIT 22, LEVEL .5" AND 1" OVERLAY (3.5 MILES) [PARENT = IPPP*3927 & BRPPI*6601] [ARRA] | Pavement Improvement | $2,188,626 | |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | I-93 NB AND SB; PAVEMENT REHABILITATION FROM EXIT 27 NORTH TO EXIT 28 (3.1 MILES) PARENT= IPPP*3927 & BRPPI*6601] [ARRA] | Pavement Improvement | $908,540 | |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | BOSTON(NH)LAWREN-HAVERH,MA(MA-NH-RI | PORTSMOUTH TRAFFIC CIRCLE TO HIGH LEVEL BRIDGE, LEVEL AND 1.5" OVERLAY (1.6 MILES) [PARENT = IPPP*3927] [ARRA] | Pavement Improvement | $3,470,149 |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | EXIT 30 TO EXIT 32, 2" FULL WIDTH INLAY (5.4 MILES) [PARENT = IPPP*3927 & BRPPI 6601] [ARRA] | Pavement Improvement | $8,082,360 | |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | EXIT 23 NORTH TO EXIT 24, 1" OVERLAY WITH .5" LEVEL (6.1 MILES) [PARENT = IPPP*3927] [ARRA] | Pavement Improvement | $3,924,108 | |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | EXIT 11 NORTH TO EXIT 12A, 1.5" FULL WIDTH INLAY (4.9 MILES) | Pavement Improvement | $5,315,917 | |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | DISTRICT 1: RESURFACING & OTHER RELATED WORK | Pavement Improvement | $3,309,050 | |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | DISTRICT 2: RESURFACING & OTHER RELATED WORK | Pavement Improvement | $3,212,580 | |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | DISTRICT 3: RESURFACING & OTHER RELATED WORK | Pavement Improvement | $3,127,940 | |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | RESURFACING & OTHER RELATED WORK (BET-RES*581) [ARRA] | Pavement Improvement | $2,765,000 | |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | RESURFACING & OTHER RELATED WORK (BET-RES*581) [ARRA] | Pavement Improvement | $3,131,447 | |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | BOSTON(NH)LAWREN-HAVERH,MA(MA-NH-RI | RESURFACING & OTHER RELATED WORK (BET-RES*581) [ARRA] | Pavement Improvement | $3,129,935 |
| NEW JERSEY | This project replaces the two bascule bridges located closest to Somers Point and Ocean City at Ship Channel and Beach Thorofare, respectively, with high level fixed span (55` clearance) bridges & eli | Bridge Replacement | $70,000,000 | |
| NEW JERSEY | Project provides for milling and resurfacing within exiting pavement limits. | Pavement Improvement | $2,339,513 | |
| NEW JERSEY | Drainage project including the construction of inlets, pipes, detention basins and outfalls. In addition, milling and resurfacing of Rt 30 is included in the project scope of work to address the wet | Pavement Improvement | $14,830,877 | |
| NEW JERSEY | The project involves deck repair, curb repair and applying deck overlay system on the entire deck of Rt.72 Over Manhawkin Bay bridge. | Bridge Improvement | $6,937,485 | |
| NEW JERSEY | Final design work for bridge deck replacement | Other | $1,231,167 | |
| NEW JERSEY | The project involves roadway & drainage improvements on Route 29 in West Amwell Township & City of Lambertville. The proposed Smart Solutions scope includes pavement resurfacing, profile and cross-sl | Pavement Improvement | $2,689,584 | |
| NEW JERSEY | ROUTE 29 WEST AMWELL TOWNSHIP DRAINAGE (SHEET FLOW) | Other | $168,405 | |
| NEW JERSEY | This project will paint two Route 1&9 Truck movable bridges over the Hackensack and Passaic Rivers. | Pavement Improvement | $30,563,320 | |
| NEW JERSEY | Milling and resurfacing of pavement to extend the usable life of the highway. Existing underclearances will be maintained. Drainage work will be limited to resetting of existing facilities. | Pavement Improvement | $4,664,536 | |
| NEW JERSEY | Replace the bridge decks of Rt 440 NB over Ramp WI and Ramp WK over CR 514. Both bridges are within the interchange of RT 440, CR 514 and NJTA exit 10. | Pavement Improvement | $5,909,780 | |
| NEW JERSEY | Final design work for bridge deck replacement | Other | $1,015,247 | |
| NEW JERSEY | Final design work for bridge deck replacement | Other | $410,961 | |
| NEW JERSEY | PHILADELPHIA-WILMINGTON(PA-DE-NJ-MD | TUCKAHOE ROAD, CR555 | Pavement Improvement | $4,126,930 |
| NEW JERSEY | Addresses painting needs for 9 bridges along the I-78 corridor. | Pavement Improvement | $3,826,000 | |
| NEW JERSEY | The project is to perform preventive repairs and safety improvements to this section of I-78 (M.P 57.7 to 58.5). This includes rubblization and overly of the existing pavement, reconstruction of exist | Pavement Improvement | $20,155,549 | |
| NEW JERSEY | Final design work for bridge deck replacement | Other | $457,281 | |
| NEW JERSEY | This project is a pavement reconstruction project consisting of remoal of existing concrete slab and full depth replacement with Hot mix asphalt. | Pavement Improvement | $4,744,211 | |
| NEW JERSEY | This project will mill and resurface this section of I-80 between M.P. 58.9-65.4. There will be some deck patching performed. Guide rail upgrades will be included. | Pavement Improvement | $15,937,762 | |
| NEW JERSEY | This is a resurfacing project consists of milling 2" and repaved with 5" of Superpave Hot Mix Asphalt. Substandard guide rail will be upgraded. Existing vertical under-clearances will be maintained at | Pavement Improvement | $11,502,043 | |
| NEW JERSEY | Addresses painting needs for 9 bridges along the I-80 corridor. | Pavement Improvement | $8,655,670 | |
| NEW JERSEY | This project consists of replacing the existing decks as well as pier repairs | Bridge Improvement | $10,007,145 | |
| NEW JERSEY | Addresses painting needs for 5 bridges along the I-80 corridor. | Pavement Improvement | $9,775,670 | |
| NEW JERSEY | This project will paint 16 bridges on Route I-280 | Pavement Improvement | $8,290,733 | |
| NEW JERSEY | This project will paint 16 bridges on Route I-280 | Pavement Improvement | $8,788,000 | |
| NEW JERSEY | This project will paint 17 bridges on Route I-280 | Pavement Improvement | $6,190,000 | |
| NEW JERSEY | The project consist of milling and resurfacing and upgrading guide rail will be upgraded to meet existing standards as necessary. Two deck replacement and one superstructure replacement. | Pavement Improvement | $34,399,885 | |
| NEW JERSEY | The project will construct improvements to restore the deck of the north bound structure. Improvements will consist of rehabilitation that includes partial depth deck replacement and deck sealing ove | Pavement Improvement | $2,525,004 | |
| NEW JERSEY | This project will paint 49 bridges on Route I-295 | Pavement Improvement | $2,911,670 | |
| NEW JERSEY | I-295 pavement rehabilitation from Route 45 (Interchange 24) to Berlin-Haddonfield Rd (CR 561) (Interchange 32) Milepost 24.5- 32.4; Bridge deck replacements on 4 mainline structures. | Pavement Improvement | $76,235,658 | |
| NEW JERSEY | ROW acquisition to allow for the construction of a new alignment to carry I-295 mainline through the interchange. The existing interchange does not provide a direct connection for I-295 thru traffic. | Other | $4,807,500 | |
| NEW JERSEY | KINGS HIGHWAY STREETSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS | Transportation Enhancements | $243,245 | |
| NEW JERSEY | MARKET STREET COMMONS AND STREETSCAPE | Transportation Enhancements | $485,649 | |
| NEW JERSEY | BURLINGTON STREET STREETSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS | Transportation Enhancements | $523,841 | |
| NEW JERSEY | Deck replacement with minor Abutment repairs . | Pavement Improvement | $1,875,487 | |
| NEW JERSEY | NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NJ (NY) | Design work. Allows for the completion of final design. Completing final design will allow the construction phase to begin sooner for pavement restoration and drainage improvements on Route 35. | Other | $1,491,129 |
| NEW JERSEY | NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NJ (NY) | Design work. Allows for the completion of final design. Completing final design will allow the construction phase to begin sooner for pavement restoration and drainage improvements on Route 35. | Other | $1,498,266 |
| NEW JERSEY | Provides for new bridge deck construction. | Bridge Improvement | $2,969,721 | |
| NEW JERSEY | BROAD STREET STREETSCAPE | Transportation Enhancements | $1,015,894 | |
| NEW JERSEY | NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NJ (NY) | Design work which will allow for construction phase of project to begin sooner. The construction phase will allow for a Rt. 7 project (Contract 3 of 4) to provide for the new vertical lift span | Other | $3,471,845 |
| NEW JERSEY | NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NJ (NY) | Design work which will allow for construction phase of project to begin sooner. The construction phase (Contract 4 of 4) will provide final bridge & approach roadway segments for the vertical lift br | Other | $9,716,313 |
| NEW JERSEY | Final design work for bridge deck replacement | Other | $547,268 | |
| NEW JERSEY | This is a bridge superstructure replacement project. Vertical underclearance will be improved for Rt. 46 EB | Bridge Improvement | $1,156,497 | |
| NEW JERSEY | Major roadway, structures and drainage improvements at the intersection of Rt. 46 and Main Street; two bridge replacements (Structures 0220157 and 0220158). | Pavement Improvement | $32,590,495 | |
| NEW JERSEY | Utility Work for major roadway, structures and drainage improvements at the intersection of Rt. 46 and Main Street. | Other | $2,589,220 | |
| NEW JERSEY | This project concsists of the milling and resurfacing of Route 440 from milepost 18.90 to milepost 20.3, both in the northbound and southbound directions. The project is located in the City of Bayonn | Pavement Improvement | $3,398,471 | |
| NEW JERSEY | NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NJ (NY) | Superstructure replacement. Roff Avenue goes over Rt. 46. Rt. 46 is in a cut section with high retaining walls. The Road itself is a historic district. | Bridge Improvement | $2,040,931 |
| NEW JERSEY | This project consists of superstructure replacement over Route 46 in Clifton City, Passaic County. There will be cast in place concrete deck with new pier caps and bearings that will improve a bridge | Pavement Improvement | $3,303,102 | |
| NEW JERSEY | Partial deck replacement including re-profiling of the deck and roadway approaches to improve drainage, reconstruction of deteriorated concrete abutment headers, and patching of spalls in the undersid | Bridge Improvement | $1,147,227 | |
| NEW JERSEY | NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NJ (NY) | TURKEY BROOK PATH PARKWAY PROJECT | Other | $180,150 |
| NEW JERSEY | This project will provide for the construction of the continuation of the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway in front of Stevens Institute. The Project is sponsored by the NJDEP in conjunction with Ste | Transportation Enhancements | $1,902,500 | |
| NEW JERSEY | Contract # 10 will protect about 5.14 miles of Route 18, from MP 16.56 to MP 19.20, MP 24.30 to MP 25.2; and MP 28.70 to MP 30.70; and 4.64 miles of Route I-95, from MP 0.55 to MP 2.22 and from MP 5. | Safety/Traffic Management | $4,554,354 | |
| NEW JERSEY | Contract # 11 will protect about 5.05 miles of Route 24, from MP 1.35 to MP 1.6, MP 1.82 to MP 5.0; and MP 5.2 to MP 6.82 and 3.77 miles of Route I-280, from MP 1.1 to MP 1.7 and from MP 2.3 to MP 3.2 | Safety/Traffic Management | $2,945,648 | |
| NEW JERSEY | NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NJ (NY) | This project provides for the construction and inspection of various County roads located throughout Somerset County. | Transportation Enhancements | $5,580,954 |
| NEW MEXICO | US 62, Texas State Line to Carlsbad, MP 16.25 - 26.25, construct new lanes | Pavement Widening | $15,600,000 | |
| NEW MEXICO | LAS CRUCES | I-10, Six Laning (Texas state line to Las Cruces | Pavement Widening | $10,000,000 |
| NEW MEXICO | I-40, Paseo del Volcan / West Central / Access to Double Eagle II Airport Interchange, MP 150-151 | Pavement Widening | $14,800,000 | |
| NEW MEXICO | US 84/285 MM 185.0 TO 186.5 | Pavement Widening | $14,000,000 | |
| NEW MEXICO | US 84, Pojoaque to Espanola, Northern half of Corridor, MP 187.25 to MP 188.75 | Pavement Improvement | $9,500,000 | |
| NEW MEXICO | US 64, Raton to Clayton reconstruction | New Construction | $28,993,729 | |
| NEW MEXICO | NM 128, Jct NM31 E thru Jal to Texas S/L, MP 24.7 - 38.81 | Pavement Improvement | $8,000,000 | |
| NEW MEXICO | ALBUQUERQUE | PASEO DEL VOLCON ( NORHTHERN SECTION)STAGE II | Pavement Widening | $14,000,000 |
| NEW MEXICO | US 491, Tohatchi to Shiprock | New Construction | $31,500,000 | |
| NEW MEXICO | US 491 MP 15.6 TO MP 29.5 | Pavement Improvement | $11,000,000 | |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACING OF VARIOUS FA ROUTES REGIONWIDE - 4VPP01 | Pavement Improvement | $643,000 | |
| NEW YORK | NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NJ (NJ) | GLEN CLOVE:FERRY TERMINAL & BOAT BASIN-WATERBORN AND SITE IMPROVEMENTS-INSTALL NEW BULKHEAD/DOCKS/ESPLANADE/PARK/PED (PHASE 1). | Other | $8,000,000 |
| NEW YORK | NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NJ (NJ) | IMPROVE ROADWAY, PEDESTRIAN, AND STREETSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS ALONG PROSPECT AVENUE FOR THE NEW CASSEL REVITALIZATION PROJECT IN NORTH HEMPSTEAD. | Safety/Traffic Management | $5,000,000 |
| NEW YORK | NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NJ (NJ) | NASSAU COUNTY:TRAFFIC SIGNAL EXPANSION PHASE 2-FURTHER EXPAND NASSAU CO'S CENTRAL COMPUTERIZED TRAFFIC SIGNAL SYSTEM. | Safety/Traffic Management | $3,000,000 |
| NEW YORK | ROAD RESURFACING PH 1 ON FEDERAL AID HIGHWAYS IN NASSAU COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $4,500,000 | |
| NEW YORK | ROAD RESURFACING PH 2 ON FEDERAL AID HIGHWAY IN NASSAU COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $4,500,000 | |
| NEW YORK | NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NJ (NJ) | REHABILITATION OF COMMACK ROAD (CR-4) FROM NICOLLS ROAD TO VICINITY OF POLO STREET" | Pavement Improvement | $3,500,000 |
| NEW YORK | NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NJ (NJ) | CR 67, MOTOR PARKWAY REHAB AND RESURFACING,FROM VICINITY OF LIE SERVICE ROAD TO CR17. | Pavement Improvement | $4,000,000 |
| NEW YORK | NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NJ (NJ) | SUFFOLK COUNTY:2009 PAVEMENT RESURFACING LIE NORTH/SOUTH SERVICE ROADS FROM WASHINGTON AVE/WICKS RD TO OCEAN AVE (EXIT 59). | Pavement Improvement | $10,000,000 |
| NEW YORK | NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NJ (NJ) | IMPLEMENT AN ALTERNATE TRANSP PATH FOR BICYCLE/PED USE TO CONNECT THE AREAS OF ACTIVITY CENTERS THROUGHOUT THE TOWN OF RIVERHEAD. | Transportation Enhancements | $3,158,000 |
| NEW YORK | NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NJ (NJ) | DRAINAGE REPAIR / REPLACEMENT CONTRACT ON NY25A, NY102, SOUTHERN STATE PKWY AND ROBERT MOSES CAUSEWAY | Other | $781,000 |
| NEW YORK | NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NJ (NJ) | PRIORITY SURFACE TREATMENT CONTRACT AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS ON RT 25A AND NORTHERN STATE PKWY | Pavement Improvement | $6,518,300 |
| NEW YORK | NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NJ (NJ) | CONCRETE PAVEMENT REPAIR CONTRACT AT VARIOUS LOCATION ON MEADEOW BROOK PKWAY,SAGTICKOS PKWY,SOUTHERN STATE PKWY, WATAGH STATE PKWY AND OCEAN PKWY | Pavement Improvement | $1,894,701 |
| NEW YORK | NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NJ (NJ) | STEEL BRIDGE PAINTING TO PROTECT STRUCTUREAL INTEGRITY IN TOWN OF ISLIP, BROOKHAVEN AND BABYLON | Bridge Improvement | $4,940,948 |
| NEW YORK | NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NJ (NJ) | NASSAU AND SUFFOLK COUNTIES:ROUTES NY110, NY27A, NY24, NY25, AND NY102. PE FOR PAVEMENT REHABILITATION (1-6). | Other | $518,000 |
| NEW YORK | NASSAU AND SUFFOLK COUNTIES:VARIOUS LOCATIONS. PE FOR LED REPLACEMENT BLOCK (TRAFFIC SIGNALS) (1-6). | Safety/Traffic Management | $100,000 | |
| NEW YORK | REPLACING INCANDANCENT TRAFFIC SIGNALS WITH LED THAT ARE MORE ENERGY EFFICIENT ON FEDERAL AID HIGHWAYS IN NASSAU AND SUFFOLK COUNTY. | Safety/Traffic Management | $4,208,000 | |
| NEW YORK | NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NJ (NJ) | NASSAU & SUFFOLK COUNTIES:VARIABLE MESSAGE SIGN REPLACEMENT ON FEDERAL AID HIGHWAYS. PE (1-6). | Other | $100,000 |
| NEW YORK | VARIABLE MESSAGE SIGN REPLACEMENT ON FEDERAL AID HIGHWAYS IN NASSAU AND SUFFOLK COUNTIES | Safety/Traffic Management | $3,807,000 | |
| NEW YORK | NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NJ (NJ) | SUFFOLK COUNTY: CONCRETE PAVEMENT REPAIR CONTRACT, 908K SAGTIKOS PKWY, NY 231. PE PH 1-6. | Other | $109,000 |
| NEW YORK | THIS PROJECT WILL MITIGATE ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS RESULTING FROM CONTAMINATION THAT OCCURRED FROM A DRAINAGE SYSTEM FAILURE ALONG NY25A AND WILL REPAIR AND INSTALL A NEW STORM WATER TREATMENT SYSTEM | Other | $1,047,717 | |
| NEW YORK | ALBANY-SCHENECTADY-TROY | MAXWELL ROAD @ ALBANY SHAKER ROAD INTERSECTION, TOWN OF COLONIE, ALBANY COUNTY,Highway Reconstruction/Widening and Intersection Reconstruction | Pavement Widening | $5,921,200 |
| NEW YORK | BIN 2260060) CLINTON STREET AND (BIN 2260070) SAUNDERS & DIVISION STREET BRIDGES OVER Delaware AND HUDSON RAILROAD, BRIDGE REPLACEMENT, Town and Village of Whitehall | Bridge Replacement | $4,696,000 | |
| NEW YORK | BIN 3305570; CR3 WARRENSBURG RD./STONY CREEK, Town of Stony Creek, Bridge Replacement | Bridge Replacement | $1,458,010 | |
| NEW YORK | ALBANY-SCHENECTADY-TROY | BRIDGE AVENUE BRIDGE OVER MOHAWK RIVER: BRIDGE REPLACEMENT, BIN 2200390, City of Cohoes, Albany County | Bridge Replacement | $7,463,000 |
| NEW YORK | ALBANY-SCHENECTADY-TROY | 19TH STREET, FROM CITY OF WATERVLIET LINE TO CONGRESS STEET BRIDGE: RECONSTRUCTION | Pavement Improvement | $7,650,000 |
| NEW YORK | ALBANY-SCHENECTADY-TROY | Reconstruction of DELAWARE AVENUE, FROM MADISON AVENUE TO THRUWAY BRIDG | Pavement Improvement | $14,897,612 |
| NEW YORK | ALBANY-SCHENECTADY-TROY | Route 2, FROM 5TH AVENUE TO 11TH STREET: City of Troy, RECONSTRUCTION | Pavement Widening | $7,254,669 |
| NEW YORK | CARETAKER BRIDGE OVER WALOOOMSAC RIVER, BIN 2201640, Town of Hoosick, Bridge Replacement | Bridge Replacement | $1,346,156 | |
| NEW YORK | NEW BALTIMORE RD OVER HANNACROIS CREEK, NEW BALTIMORE, BRIDGE REPLACEMENT (BIN 3201340) | Bridge Replacement | $1,262,477 | |
| NEW YORK | ALBANY-SCHENECTADY-TROY | CHURCH STREET (Route 9N), FROM WEST AVENUE TO NORTH VAN RENSSELaer Street, City of Saratoga Springs, Saratoga County (left turn lane, signals, drainage, curbs, sidewalks, streetlights and landscaping) | Pavement Improvement | $2,755,616 |
| NEW YORK | BIN 3305560; TR13 GRISTMILL RD./STONY CREEK, WARREN CO., Town of Stony Creek, Bridge Replacement | Bridge Replacement | $1,017,426 | |
| NEW YORK | COUNTY ROUTE 84, BLUE RIDGE ROAD, I87 TO COUNTY ROUTE 25, HIGHWAY RESURFACING (MILL AND FILL), TOWN OF ESSEX, ESSEX COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $4,632,100 | |
| NEW YORK | BAY STREET REHABILITATION, MULTI COURSE OVERLAY, CITY OF GLENS FALLS, WARREN COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $2,889,596 | |
| NEW YORK | DAY PECKINPAUGH CANAL MOTORSHIP MUSEUM. THIS PROJECT WILL CONVERT A HISTORIC 1921 CANAL MOTORSHIP INTO A FLOATING MUSEUM WITH EXHIBITS THAT WILL TRAVEL TO PORTS ACROSS NEW YORK STATE | Transportation Enhancements | $3,139,000 | |
| NEW YORK | TICONDEROGA TRAIN TRESTLE CONVERSION AND HISTORIC TRAIL EXPANSION, TOWN OF TICONDEROGA, ESSEX COUNTY (TRANSPORTATION ENHANCEMENT PROJECT) | Transportation Enhancements | $325,000 | |
| NEW YORK | ALBANY-SCHENECTADY-TROY | WASHINGTON AVENUE: FULLER ROAD TO I-90; JERMAIN STREET TO NORTH MAIN AVENUE; ONTARIO STREET TO LARK STREET, MILLING, PAVING AND AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT COMPLIANCE. | Pavement Improvement | $3,040,000 |
| NEW YORK | ALBANY-SCHENECTADY-TROY | COUNTY ROAD 145 (OAKWOOD AVENUE); Near St. Peter\'s Cemetery TO TROY CITY LINE NORTH (at Highpointe Drive), CITY OF TROY, Town of Brunswick, Rensselaer County,RESURFACING AND AMERICANS WITH DISABILITI | Pavement Improvement | $880,000 |
| NEW YORK | ALBANY-SCHENECTADY-TROY | RIVER ROAD / PROVIDENCE AVENUE RESURFACING AND AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT COMPLIANCE, RIVER ROAD/ROSENDALE ROAD TO GENERAL ELECTRIC CIRCLE; GENERAL ELECTRIC CIRCLE TO ROUTE 146; ROUTE 146 TO SCHE | Pavement Improvement | $1,440,000 |
| NEW YORK | ALBANY-SCHENECTADY-TROY | ROSENDALE ROAD, RIVER ROAD TO ROUTE 7 NEAR UNION STREET, TOWN OF NISKAYUNA.RESURFACING AND AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT COMPLIANCE | Pavement Improvement | $373,000 |
| NEW YORK | ALBANY-SCHENECTADY-TROY | VAN VRANKEN AVENUE: NOTT STREET TO MAXON ROAD, CITY OF SCHENECTADY, RESURFACING AND AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT COMPLIANCE | Pavement Improvement | $1,770,000 |
| NEW YORK | ALBANY-SCHENECTADY-TROY | MALTA:COUNTY ROAD 108/DUNNING STREET FOR HIGHWAY RESURFACING/ADA COMPLIANCE. | Pavement Improvement | $464,000 |
| NEW YORK | ATHENS:COUNTY ROUTE 28/ELM AVENUE FROM ROUTE 9W TO 2nd STREET FOR HIGHWAY RESURFACING/ADA COMPLIANCE. | Pavement Improvement | $572,000 | |
| NEW YORK | HIGHWAY RESURFACING, ROUTE 5 AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS FROM WASHINGTON AVENUE (CITY OF SCHENECTADY) TO EAGLE STREET (CITY OF ALBANY). INSTALL SEVERAL BUS RAPID TRANSIT (BRT) STATIONS AND AMERICAN WITH DIS | Pavement Improvement | $6,470,044 | |
| NEW YORK | PAVEMENT MAINTENANCE PAVING/RESURFACING ON VARIOUS FEDERAL AID HIGHWAYS IN ALBANY COUNTY (9.7 KM), RENSSELAER COUNTY (3.7 KM), SARATOGA COUNTY (24.9 KM), AND SCHENECTADY COUNTY (0.4 KM) | Pavement Improvement | $10,206,979 | |
| NEW YORK | ALBANY-SCHENECTADY-TROY | SCHENECTADY TRAIL REHABILITATION, REHABILITATION OF THE EXISTING TRAIL FROM THE JAY STREET AREA IN THE CITY OF SCHENECTADY TO THE AREA NEAR THE NISKAYUNA SECTION OF THE TRAIL, SCHENECTADY COUNTY | Transportation Enhancements | $1,650,000 |
| NEW YORK | RTE.169/CSX & ERIE CANAL (BIN 4050290); CITY OF LITTLE FALLS, Bridge Preventative Maintenance, bridge deck treatment | Bridge Improvement | $1,507,303 | |
| NEW YORK | SYLVAN BEACH PEDESTRIAN CONNECTION PROJECT, ARRA TRANSPORTATION ENHANCEMENT PROJECT, VILLAGE OF SYLVAN BEACH, ONEIDA COUNTY | Transportation Enhancements | $731,000 | |
| NEW YORK | MOHAWK STREET BEAUTIFICATION ENHANCEMENT PROJECT, ARRA TRANSPORTATION ENHANCEMENT PROJECT, VILLAGE OF HERKIMER, HERKIMER COUNTY | Transportation Enhancements | $800,000 | |
| NEW YORK | MAIN STREET STREETSCAPE ENHANCEMENT PROJECT, ARRA TRANSPORTATION ENHANCEMENT PROJECT, VILLAGE OF DOLGEVILLE, HERKIMER COUNTY | Transportation Enhancements | $1,000,000 | |
| NEW YORK | CHURCH AND MAIN STREETSCAPE ENHANCEMENT PROJECT, VILLAGE OF CANAJOHARIE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY | Transportation Enhancements | $1,000,000 | |
| NEW YORK | BRIDGE PAINTING PROJECT 8 (including but not limited to BINs 1002180 1026220 1042210 1051241). | Bridge Improvement | $2,423,639 | |
| NEW YORK | BRIDGE CLEANING PROJECT 8 | Bridge Improvement | $292,091 | |
| NEW YORK | UTICA-ROME | PM PAVING PROJECT: RTS 5A & 69 | Pavement Improvement | $2,762,997 |
| NEW YORK | UTICA-ROME | BRIDGE JOINT REPAIRS, VARIOUS LOCATIONS IN ONEIDA COUNTY (BINS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, 1002341 1073730 1002322 1002321) | Bridge Improvement | $440,478 |
| NEW YORK | BRIDGE PAINTING AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS IN FULTON, HERKIMER, MONTGOMERY AND ONEIDA COUNTIES. | Bridge Improvement | $2,657,480 | |
| NEW YORK | PAVEMENT REHABILITATION, RT. 5S, HERKIMER COUNTY LINE TO SANDERS ROAD, TOWNS OF MINDEN, MONTGOMERY COUNTY AND RT. 29, VAIL MILLS TO SARATOGA COUNTY LINE, TOWNS OF MAYFIELD AND BROADALBIN, VILLAGE OF B | Pavement Improvement | $1,248,000 | |
| NEW YORK | UTICA-ROME | RTS. 5S (MAIN STREET FRANKFORT TO RT. 51 ILION) AND 28 (RT. 8 TO COMSTOCK BRIDGE) AND RTS. 5S & 28 OVERLAP , PAVEMENT REHABILITATION, TOWNS OF FRANKFORT, GERMAN FLATTS, AND HERKIMER, VILLAGES OF HERKI | Pavement Improvement | $1,750,887 |
| NEW YORK | UTICA-ROME | RTS. I790, 12, 233 AND 921W, PAVEMENT REHABILITATION, TOWNS OF BOONVILE, KIRKLAND, NEW HARTFORD, WESTMORELAND AND WHITESTOWN, VILLAGES OF BOONVILLE AND YORKVILLE, CITIES OF ROME AND UTICA, ONEIDA COUN | Pavement Improvement | $5,157,057 |
| NEW YORK | PAVEMENT REHABILITATION (such as highway resurfacing) ON VARIOUS LOCAL ROADS (on the federal aid system) IN THE CITIES OF AMSTERDAM, GLOVERSVILLE, JOHNSTOWN AND LITTLE FALLS | Pavement Improvement | $3,863,869 | |
| NEW YORK | Highway Resurfacing on Route 67 in the Towns of Amsterdam and Mohawk, Montgomery County (Vendor Placed Paving) | Pavement Improvement | $144,000 | |
| NEW YORK | Highway Resurfacing on Routes 8, 12 and 20 in the Towns of Trenton, Stuben, Forestport, Cazenovia, Oneida County and the Town of Brookfield, Madison County (Vendor Placed Paving) | Pavement Improvement | $1,525,000 | |
| NEW YORK | Highway Resurfacing on Route 12B in the Towns of Marshall, Kirkland, Oneida County and in the Towns of Madison and Augusta, Madison County (Vendor Placed Paving) | Pavement Improvement | $972,000 | |
| NEW YORK | REPLACE THE RT.90 BRIDGES OVER LITTLE SALMON CREEK & PAINES CREEK, BIN 1034430 & 1034420, TOWNS OF LEDYARD AND GENOA, CAYUGA CO. | Bridge Replacement | $3,561,174 | |
| NEW YORK | REPLACEMENT OF THE BARTELL RD. BRIDGE OVER I-81, BIN 1031740, TOWN OF CICERO, ONONDAGA CO. | Bridge Replacement | $6,791,356 | |
| NEW YORK | SYRACUSE | RESURFACE I690 AND ITS SERVICE ROADS, BETWEEN NORTH CLINTON ST AND I481, CITY OF SYRACUSE, ONONDAGA CO | Pavement Improvement | $9,956,552 |
| NEW YORK | SYRACUSE | RESURFACE RT 20, LAFAYETTE/POMPEY TOWN LN - MADISON CO LN, TOWN OF POMEY ONONDAGA CO., VENDOR PLACE PAVING PROJECT (VPP) | Pavement Improvement | $1,431,000 |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACE VARIOUS FEDERAL AID ROUTES IN RURAL LOCATIONS IN REG 3, (VPP) BLOCK Ê- 3VPP09 | Pavement Improvement | $514,000 | |
| NEW YORK | ITHACA | RESURFACE RT 79, TIOGA CO LN TO BESNER HILL,TOWN OF CAROLINE TOMPKINS CO, VENDOR PLACE PAVING PROJECT (VPP) | Pavement Improvement | $1,434,000 |
| NEW YORK | ITHACA | RT 79, ITHACA W CITY LN TO W BORDER OF TOMPKINS CO, TOWNS OF ITHACA AND ENFIELD,TOMPKINS CO, VENDOR PLACE PAVING PROJECT (VPP) | Pavement Improvement | $1,080,000 |
| NEW YORK | OSWEGO CO: TOWN OF HANNIBAL. RESURFACE RT 34 FROM CAYUGA COUNTY LINE TO RT 104 FOR A VENDOR PLACE PAVING PROJECT. | Pavement Improvement | $529,000 | |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACE VARIOUS FEDERAL AID ROUTES IN RURAL LOCATIONS IN REG 3, (VPP) BLOCK Ê- 3VPP09 | Pavement Improvement | $445,000 | |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACE VARIOUS FEDERAL AID ROUTES IN RURAL LOCATIONS IN REG 3, (VPP) BLOCK Ê- 3VPP09 | Pavement Improvement | $940,000 | |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACE VARIOUS FEDERAL AID ROUTES IN RURAL LOCATIONS IN REG 3, (VPP) BLOCK Ê- 3VPP09 | Pavement Improvement | $960,000 | |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACE VARIOUS FEDERAL AID ROUTES IN RURAL LOCATIONS IN REG 3, (VPP) BLOCK Ê- 3VPP09 | Pavement Improvement | $1,207,000 | |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACE VARIOUS FEDERAL AID ROUTES IN RURAL LOCATIONS IN REG 3, (VPP) BLOCK Ê- 3VPP09 | Pavement Improvement | $900,000 | |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACE VARIOUS FEDERAL AID ROUTES IN RURAL LOCATIONS IN REG 3, (VPP) BLOCK Ê- 3VPP09 | Pavement Improvement | $900,000 | |
| NEW YORK | REHABILITATION OF THE DORWIN AVE BRIDGE OVER THE ONONDAGA CREEK, BIN 2208280, CITY OF SYRACUSE, ONONDAGA CO. | Bridge Improvement | $1,415,000 | |
| NEW YORK | SYRACUSE | TAFT RD.,SOUTH BAY TO NORTHERN BLVD., TOWNS OF CICERO AND CLAY, ONONDAGA CO. (RECONSTRUCTION) | Pavement Improvement | $8,434,943 |
| NEW YORK | ITHACA | WARREN RD (CR 121), FROM RT 13 TO NORTH ASBURY RD, RECONSTRUCTION, VILLAGE AND TOWN OF LANSING, TOMPKINS CO. | Pavement Improvement | $5,313,433 |
| NEW YORK | CR 114, BREWER RD/BLACK BROOK, BIN 3209700,REPLACEMENT, TOWN OF WATERLOO, SENECA CO. | Bridge Replacement | $415,000 | |
| NEW YORK | 2009 CLEAN & PAINT BRIDGES IN CAYUGA, ONONDAGA, AND OSWEGO COUNTIES | Bridge Improvement | $1,949,980 | |
| NEW YORK | ITHACA | COLUMBIA ST PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE REHABILITATION ENHANCEMENT PROJECT, CITY OF ITHACA, TOMPKINS CO. | Transportation Enhancements | $1,077,628 |
| NEW YORK | TRUSTON DEPOT ALIVE AGAIN ENHANCEMENT PROJECT, TOWN OF TRUXTON, CORTLAND CO. (REHAB/PRESERVATION/ OPERATION OF HISTORIC BLDGS, LANDSCAPING) | Transportation Enhancements | $409,734 | |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACE VARIOUS FEDERAL AID ROUTES IN RURAL LOCATIONS IN REG 3, (VPP) BLOCK Ê- 3VPP09 | Pavement Improvement | $770,000 | |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACE VARIOUS FEDERAL AID ROUTES IN RURAL LOCATIONS IN REG 3, (VPP) BLOCK Ê- 3VPP09 | Pavement Improvement | $760,000 | |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACE VARIOUS FEDERAL AID ROUTES IN RURAL LOCATIONS IN REG 3, (VPP) BLOCK Ê- 3VPP09 | Pavement Improvement | $1,000,000 | |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACE VARIOUS FEDERAL AID ROUTES IN RURAL LOCATIONS IN REG 3, (VPP) BLOCK Ê- 3VPP09 | Pavement Improvement | $670,000 | |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACE VARIOUS FEDERAL AID ROUTES IN RURAL LOCATIONS IN REG 3, (VPP) BLOCK Ê- 3VPP09 | Pavement Improvement | $1,200,000 | |
| NEW YORK | BRIDGE REPAIRS JOB ORDER CONTRACT, VARIOUS LOCATIONS REGIONWIDE | Bridge Improvement | $2,204,260 | |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACING OF VARIOUS FA ROUTES REGIONWIDE - 4VPP01 | Pavement Improvement | $211,000 | |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACING OF VARIOUS FA ROUTES REGIONWIDE - 4VPP01 | Pavement Improvement | $582,000 | |
| NEW YORK | ROCHESTER | HIGHWAY RESURFACING, RT. 15 FROM RT. 252 TO I390 (MAINTENANCE BY CONTRACT), TOWNS OF BRIGHTON AND HENRIETTA, MONROE COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $1,981,778 |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACING OF VARIOUS FA ROUTES REGIONWIDE - 4VPP01 | Pavement Improvement | $214,000 | |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACING OF VARIOUS FA ROUTES REGIONWIDE - 4VPP01 | Pavement Improvement | $774,000 | |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACING OF VARIOUS FA ROUTES REGIONWIDE - 4VPP01 | Pavement Improvement | $573,000 | |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACING OF VARIOUS FA ROUTES REGIONWIDE - 4VPP01 | Pavement Improvement | $252,000 | |
| NEW YORK | ROCHESTER | HIGHWAY RESURFACING, RT. 31F FROM RT. 250 TO COUNTY ROUTE 50 AND FROM COUNTY ROUTE 50 TO WAYNE COUNTY (MAINTENANCE BY CONTRACT), VILLAGE OF FAIRPORT, MONROE COUNTY. | Pavement Improvement | $1,226,967 |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACING OF VARIOUS FA ROUTES REGIONWIDE - 4VPP01 | Pavement Improvement | $592,000 | |
| NEW YORK | GENESEE VALLEY GREENWAY TRAIL BRIDGE OVER THE RIVER AT RT 36, New Pedestrian/Bicycle bridge, Towns of Mt. Morris and Leicester, Livingston County | Bridge Improvement | $1,875,479 | |
| NEW YORK | RT 36 FROM STEUBEN TO RT 63 AND FROM RT 63 TO RT 436, Town of Dansville, Livingston County, Highway Resurfacing | Pavement Improvement | $664,113 | |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACING OF VARIOUS FA ROUTES REGIONWIDE - 4VPP01 | Pavement Improvement | $728,000 | |
| NEW YORK | RT. 39 EDGE DRAIN INSTALLATION, RT. 98 TO EAGLE RD., TOWNS OF ARCADE AND EAGLE, WYOMING COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $728,106 | |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACING OF VARIOUS FA ROUTES REGIONWIDE - 4VPP01 | Pavement Improvement | $558,000 | |
| NEW YORK | ROCHESTER | RESURFACING OF VARIOUS FA ROUTES REGIONWIDE - 4VPP01 | Pavement Improvement | $647,000 |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACING OF VARIOUS FA ROUTES REGIONWIDE - 4VPP01 | Pavement Improvement | $633,000 | |
| NEW YORK | RT 77 FROM RT 20 TO Route 5; Rt. 33, Village Line to Village Line, Towns of Darien & Pembroke, Village of Corfu, Genesee County, Highway Resurfacing | Pavement Improvement | $2,910,000 | |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACING OF VARIOUS FA ROUTES REGIONWIDE - 4VPP01 | Pavement Improvement | $540,000 | |
| NEW YORK | ROCHESTER | HIGHWAY RESURFACING, RT. 9T, KREAG RD. TO RT. 64, TOWNS OF PERINTON AND PITTSFORD, MONROE COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $940,000 |
| NEW YORK | HIGHWAY RESURFACING, RT. 96 FROM RT. 88 TO LESTER ROAD IN THE VILLAGE OF PHELPS (MAINTENANCE BY CONTRACT), VILLAGE OF PHELPS, ONTARIO COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $464,099 | |
| NEW YORK | ROCHESTER | RT. 98, RT. 5 (MAIN ST.) TO NOONAN DRIVE, CITY OF BATAVIA, GENESEE COUNTY - HIGHWAY RESURFACING | Pavement Improvement | $528,133 |
| NEW YORK | ROCHESTER | RESURFACING ON ROUTE 104 FROM ROUTE 259 TO ROUTE 261, TOWNS OF GREECE AND PARMA, MONROE COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $1,320,000 |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACING OF VARIOUS FA ROUTES REGIONWIDE - 4VPP01 | Pavement Improvement | $106,000 | |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACING OF VARIOUS FA ROUTES REGIONWIDE - 4VPP01 | Pavement Improvement | $1,032,000 | |
| NEW YORK | ROCHESTER | RESURFACE RT 259 FROM COLBY ST TO BIG RIDGE RD, VILLAGE OF SPENCERPORT AND TOWN OF OGDEN, MONROE CO. | Pavement Improvement | $1,406,970 |
| NEW YORK | ROCHESTER | RESURFACING OF VARIOUS FA ROUTES REGIONWIDE - 4VPP01 | Pavement Improvement | $236,000 |
| NEW YORK | NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NJ (NJ) | NY112 RECONDITIONING AND PRESERVATION FROM PINE RD. TO NY347 | Pavement Improvement | $49,166,000 |
| NEW YORK | ROCHESTER | Rt. 332 (Main St.)/RT. 942T (S. MAIN ST.), CHAPEL ST. TO RT. 5 AND RT. 20 TO LAKE SHORE DRIVE, CITY OF CANANDAIGUA, ONTARIO COUNTY, HIGHWAY RESURFACING | Pavement Improvement | $1,792,000 |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACING OF VARIOUS FA ROUTES REGIONWIDE - 4VPP01 | Pavement Improvement | $967,000 | |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACING OF VARIOUS FA ROUTES REGIONWIDE - 4VPP01 | Pavement Improvement | $522,000 | |
| NEW YORK | ROCHESTER | I390 FROM THE NEW YORK STATE THRUWAY TO THE I590 SPLIT - TOWN OF HENRIETTA, MONROE COUNTY, PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE RESURFACING | Pavement Improvement | $2,372,993 |
| NEW YORK | RESURFACING OF VARIOUS FA ROUTES REGIONWIDE - 4VPP01 | Pavement Improvement | $402,000 | |
| NEW YORK | ROCHESTER | RT 531 FROM RT 36 TO I490 HIGHWAY RESURFACING, TOWNS OF GATES AND OGDEN, MONROE COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $2,430,400 |
| NEW YORK | ROCHESTER | CRACK SEALING AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS IN GENESEE AND MONROE COUNTIES | Pavement Improvement | $263,924 |
| NEW YORK | ROCHESTER | BRIDGE WASHING AND DECK SEALING AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS REGIONWIDE | Bridge Improvement | $525,076 |
| NEW YORK | ROCHESTER | RESURFACING OF VARIOUS FA ROUTES REGIONWIDE - 4VPP01 | Pavement Improvement | $478,000 |
| NEW YORK | ROCHESTER | RESURFACING OF VARIOUS FA ROUTES REGIONWIDE - 4VPP01 | Pavement Improvement | $713,000 |
| NEW YORK | HIGHWAY RESURFACING, COUNTY ROUTE 19 (TOWNLINE ROAD), RT. 33 TO HAWLEY DRIVE AND COUNTY ROUTE 48 (HAWLEY DRIVE), BANK STREET TO BATAVIA-STRAFFORD TOWN LINE ROAD, TOWN OF BATAVIA, GENESEE COUNTY. | Pavement Improvement | $860,000 | |
| NEW YORK | HIGHWAY RESURFACING, COUNTY ROUTE 33 (SILKER HILL ROAD), FROM NEW YORK STATE ROUTE 15 TO SOUTH MCMILLAN CREEK; ALSO COUNTY ROUTE 64 FROM NEW YORK STATE ROUTE 36 TO NEW YORK STATE ROUTE 39, TOWNS OF CO | Pavement Improvement | $1,601,310 | |
| NEW YORK | DANSVILLE:HIGHWAY RESURFACING ON MAPLE STREET (RT 63-RT 36), COTTAGE ST (RT 256-PARK AVE), & MOREY AVENUE (RT 63-RT 256). | Pavement Improvement | $370,000 | |
| NEW YORK | GENESEO:HIGHWAY RESURFACING ON LIMA ROAD FROM NORTH STREET TO THE GENESEO VILLAGE LINE. | Pavement Improvement | $285,000 | |
| NEW YORK | ROCHESTER | BRIDGE PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE, Drive Park (2211310), East Main St. (2211350), Main St. (2211270), Court St. (2211250), Elmwood Ave. (4025890), Lake Ave. (2211370), Andrews St. (2211280), Ford St. (4 | Bridge Improvement | $2,002,000 |
| NEW YORK | ROCHESTER:HIGHWAY RESURFACING AND CORRIDOR ENHANCMENTS ON VARIOUS FEDERAL AID HIGHWAYS. | Pavement Improvement | $2,549,000 | |
| NEW YORK | ROCHESTER | STREETSCAPE, NORTH CLINTON AVE. 1. Crosswalks, Reconstruction of 2 intersections. 2. Spot sidewalk & curb replacement. 3. Lighting & landscaping. 4. Bus shelters. 5. Gateway signs. 6. Upgra | Other | $1,100,000 |
| NEW YORK | ROCHESTER | HIGHWAY RESURFACING,COLD WATER RD.,TOWN OF CHILI; ELMGROVE RD.,TOWN OF GATES; STONEY POINT RD.,TOWN OF OGDEN; CURTIS RD.,TOWN OF PARMA;NORTH GREECE RD.,TOWN OF GREECE;EAST RIVER RD I.,TOWN OF RUSH; A | Pavement Improvement | $3,555,000 |
| NEW YORK | HIGHWAY RESURFACING; DEWEY AVENUE; LONG POND ROAD; ENGLISH ROAD; EAST RIDGE ROAD; NORTH GOODMAN STREET; THOMAS AVENUE; CULVER ROAD; PANORAMA TRAIL; OLD RIDGE ROAD; MONROE COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $6,104,500 | |
| NEW YORK | ROCHESTER | MONROE CO DECK SEALING FLYNN ROAD BRIDGE, BIN 3317590;BRICK SCHOOLHOUSE RD. BRIDGE, BIN 3361660 PANORAMA TRAIL BRIDGE, BIN 1095720. BRIDGE PAINTING REDMAN RD. BRIDGE, BIN3317650;NO HAMLIN RD BRIDGE, B | Bridge Improvement | $560,000 |
| NEW YORK | CANANDAIGUA:HIGHWAY RESURFACING ON LAKESHORE DRIVE FROM MUAR STREET TO SOUTH MAIN STREET. | Pavement Improvement | $160,000 | |
| NEW YORK | ROCHESTER | CANDAIGUA:WEST AVENUE OVER SUCKER BROOK FOR BRIDGE REPLACEMENT. | Bridge Replacement | $556,600 |
| NEW YORK | HIGHWAY RESURFACING, COUNTY RD 41 FROM RT. 332 TO COUNTY RD 8, TOWN OF FARMINGTON, ONTARIO COUNTY;AND COUNTY RD 6 FROM COUNTY RD 4 TO ROUTES 5 & 20, TOWN OF GENEVA, ONTARIO COUNTY; AND BANKERT RD., FR | Pavement Improvement | $2,790,000 | |
| NEW YORK | SIGN REPLACEMENT PROGRAM, TOWNS OF ALBION,BARRE, CARLTON, CLARENDON, GAINES, KENDALL, MURRAY,RIDGEWAY,SHELBY AND YATES, ORLEANS COUNTY | Other | $200,000 | |
| NEW YORK | NEWARK & ARCADIA:VAN BUREN STREET OVER CSX RAILROAD FOR BRIDGE REHABILITATION. | Bridge Improvement | $475,000 | |
| NEW YORK | HIGHWAY RESURFACING, LAKE BLUFF RD. (COUNTY ROAD 72) FROM RT. 104 TO RIDGE ROAD, TOWN OF SODUS; AND NEWARK MARION ROAD (COUNTY ROAD 220), LYON ROAD TO THE GRAVEL PIT, TOWN OF PALMYRA, WAYNE COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $177,000 | |
| NEW YORK | SODUS:HIGHWAY RESURFACING ON COUNTY ROAD 103/RIDGE ROAD FROM EAST WILLIAMSON HAMLET TO VAN SLYKE ROAD. | Pavement Improvement | $418,000 | |
| NEW YORK | HIGHWAY RESURFACING, ATLANTIC AVE. (COUNTY ROAD 23) FROM DOWNS ROAD TO RT. 350, TOWN OF WALWORTH, WAYNE COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $135,000 | |
| NEW YORK | WILLIAMSON:RIDGE ROAD SIDEWALK REPLACEMENT. | Transportation Enhancements | $80,000 | |
| NEW YORK | HIGHWAY RESURFACING, BIXBY HILL RD. (COUNTY ROAD 59) FROM RT. 39 TO CATTARAUGUS COUNTY, TOWN OF ARCADE, WYOMING COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $700,000 | |
| NEW YORK | ROCHESTER | ROCHESTER:LAKE AVENUE PREVENTIVE BRIDGE MAINTENANCE OVER CSXT. | Bridge Improvement | $80,000 |
Source: FDIC


Andres is a senior majoring in Computer Science at UC San Diego. Current focus is in mobile and web application development.
"The key to success is being prepared for when the opportunity comes." - Anonymous
Built, with a friend, a sports forecasting social mobile app named ScorIQ. ScorIQ began as a test experiment to learn Objective-C; however, it quickly became a real app with real users and we ended up learning much more than just how to make mobile apps. We learned how to build a product and a brand.
For the final project of CSE 167 (Computer Graphics), this is a simple version of Star Fox 64 training demo with the ability to change to a Toon version of the same space.


How to play: Use your arrow keys to move the tiles. When two tiles with the same number touch, they merge into one! Grass beats water, water beats fire, and fire beats grass!
Protip: The next tile will always appear on the side opposite of the direction you moved. Use this to your strategy!
Remix by Chriscbr. Original 2048 is by Gabriele Cirulli, which is based on 1024 by Veewo Studio and conceptually similar to Threes by Asher Vollmer.


Preparation time
over 2 hours
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 8
Dietary
These soft, buttery rolls have a delicious spiced filling and a devilish boozy glaze that's perfect for Christmas.
For the dough, grease a round 23cm/9in springform cake tin with butter and line with baking parchment.
Mix the flour, sugar, salt and yeast in a bowl until well combined. Make a well in the centre, then slowly pour in 450ml/16fl oz of tepid water, stirring well and bringing the edges of the dry ingredients towards the water as you mix. (You may not need to use all of the water - keep adding the water until the dough starts sticking to the edge of the mixing bowl and feels elastic.) Alternatively, mix the dough using a free-standing mixer fitted with a dough hook.
Cover the bowl with a clean tea towel and set the dough aside to prove for 18-20 minutes, or until it has doubled in size.
When the dough has risen, turn it out onto a lightly floured work surface and knock it back. Roll the dough out to a rectangle measuring 60x30cm/24x12in.
Cover half of the dough with the slabs of butter, then fold the other half of the dough over the butter, pressing down lightly at the edges to seal.
Dust the work surface with flour again. Beat the dough with a rolling pin to flatten it, then roll it out to another rectangle measuring 60x30cm/24x12in rectangle again.
Fold the short sides of the rectangle inwards so that the edges of the rectangle meet in the middle. Fold again, lengthways.
Repeat the beating, folding and rolling process twice more, then wrap the dough in cling film and chill in the fridge for 1 hour.
Roll the chilled dough out onto a lightly floured work surface to a rectangle measuring 30x45cm/12x8in with a thickness of approximately 1cm/½in.
For the filling, in a bowl, mix together the cream cheese, vanilla seeds and cinnamon until well combined.
Spread the filling mixture all over the dough rectangle, then, starting with a long edge, roll the dough like a Swiss roll. Cut the roll into 9 slices, each about 5cm/2in thick.
Turn the Swiss roll slices onto their sides so that the swirl faces upwards. Place one swirl into the centre of the prepared cake tin, then arrange the remaining swirls around the edge, making sure they are not too tightly packed. Set aside to prove for 35-40 minutes, or until the swirls have doubled in size.
Preheat the oven to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 6.
Brush the dough all over with the egg wash, then bake in the oven for 45 minutes, or until the rolls are golden-brown and have expanded and joined together.
Meanwhile, for the glaze, in a bowl, mix together the icing sugar, maple syrup and bourbon until smooth and well combined.
To serve, remove the edge of the cake tin, separate the rolls and place them onto a serving plate. Drizzle the glaze over the top of each, moving back and forth so that the rolls are covered in criss-cross lines of glaze. Serve warm.


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Feel free to check out my projects on GitHub.
A few recent projects include:


Sorter for Touhou characters. Pick your sources, and hit the Start button.
Certain options have details that you can hover to read.
Click on the character you like better from the two, or tie them if you like them equally or don't know them.
Depending on how many sources you pick, you'll get up to 700+ picks, so set aside a good few cups of tea for this.
Keyboard controls during sorting: H/LeftArrow (pick left) J/DownArrow (undo) K/UpArrow (tie) L/RightArrow (pick right) S (save progress).
Before sorting: S/Enter (start sorting) L (load progress).
1/2/3 always correspond to the first/second/third buttons.
Inspired by this site. Thumbnail Art: alphes, kaoru, dairi. Splash Art: toto nemigi.
May 9th, 2021 - Added Unconnected Marketeers (full).
March 29th, 2021 - Added Unconnected Marketeers (trial).
October 5th, 2019 - Added filter for nameless characters.
October 4th, 2019 - Added Wily Beast and Weakest Creature (full).


This is a Python WebSockets Chat Demo. The code lives on GitHub.
You can find the full guide in Heroku DevCenter.


ULOCKMGR_SERVER(1) Filesystem in Userspace (FUSE) ULOCKMGR_SERVER(1) NAME ulockmgr_server - Lock Manager Server for FUSE filesystems SYNOPSIS ulockmgr_server DESCRIPTION Filesystem in Userspace (FUSE) is a simple interface for userspace pro‐ grams to export a virtual filesystem to the Linux kernel. It also aims to provide a secure method for non privileged users to create and mount their own filesystem implementations. ulockmgr_server is the Userspace Lock Manager Server for FUSE filesys‐ tems. OPTIONS ulockmgr_server has no options. SEE ALSO fusermount(1), mount(8), mount.fuse(8). HOMEPAGE More information about ulockmgr_server and the FUSE project can be found at <http://fuse.sourceforge.net/>. AUTHOR FUSE was written by Miklos Szeredi<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This manual page was written by Daniel Baumann <daniel.bau‐<EMAIL_ADDRESS>2.8.6 2011-10-23 ULOCKMGR_SERVER(1)


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The Discovery
class implements both versions 1 and 2 of the
discovery protocols. For version 2 of the protocols, it accepts pluggable
format providers, specified via resource using the
{@link com.sun.jini.discovery.DiscoveryFormatProvider} interface, which
implement the {@link com.sun.jini.discovery.MulticastRequestEncoder},
{@link com.sun.jini.discovery.MulticastRequestDecoder},
{@link com.sun.jini.discovery.MulticastAnnouncementEncoder},
{@link com.sun.jini.discovery.MulticastAnnouncementDecoder},
{@link com.sun.jini.discovery.UnicastDiscoveryClient}, and
{@link com.sun.jini.discovery.UnicastDiscoveryServer} format provider
sub-interfaces.
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--- layout: post title: Yet Another Delayed FOSDEM Entry categories: - KDE - Software Libre tags: [] status: publish type: post published: true meta: _edit_last: '2' author: login: afiestas email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: afiestas first_name: Àlex last_name: Fiestas ---
With a week of delay (almost) is time to write my sum up of FOSDEM, which by the way was my first one.
Friday 05/02/2010:
Wake up at 3:00 AM to take a cab to go to Barajas airport, I have to say that Gate 2 is uglier than the Gate 2 of El prat airport (and smaller), but one point in favor is that it was full of power sources :p
Once in Brussels, Kiko, Victor and Oscar were waiting for me, I got some stress because of the airport distribution, is like labyrinth! Then usual route in that kind of travels, Breakfast->Hotel->Launch->FOSDEM beer event. A well, between Launch and FOSDEM we went to Brussels MIDI to met Aleix pol (apol).
About the FOSDEM beer event, I'm not going to say anything new, lot of good beer, a lot of hackers around and good chat. Maybe I was expecting more free beer :(
Saturday 06/02/2010:
Mueheh perhaps because I was excited for my first FOSDEM, everything look wonderful to me, and one small detail I'm still enjoining was the way the donations were done: they gave us a receipt so it looked more like more official/serious.
Aleix pol has already blogged about kamoso appearing in the opensuse stand, it was a good surprise! (I can not image what the people of opensuse were thinking when apol and I started to laughing and taking pictures xD).
Something I found weird (and disappointed me) was that the Mandriva ppl didn't have any computer with KDE :/
About the talks, we were in KDE room almost all the day, so there's not much to say about.
Sunday 07/02/2010:
This day had a proper noun, Andrew_S._Tanenbaum, this is a short summary but it made my day. Another interesting thing was my chat with Will Stephenson about Bluetooth+KDE, I'm sure that what we discussed will have good effects in the KDE Bluetooth world.
Small note for future FOSDEM newbies: wearing a t-shirt of a project in which you are not involved IS NOT A GOOD IDEA! the people will think that you're a developer of it and will start to ask you a lot of questions xD!
Mental note: Next year bring KDE t-shirts.
Cya!
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We are pleased to announce the release of PlasmoDB 42
Release 42 Webinar
Join us on March 20, 2019 10:00-11:00 AM EDT for our Release 42 Highlights webinar where we will discuss and
demonstrate new features and data available in release 42 of EuPathDB sites.
Register here
Updated Alignment Tool on Gene Pages –
The Clustal Omega alignment tool in the 'Orthologs and Paralogs within EuPathDB' table now
accommodates protein, CDS and genomic sequence alignments. To run Clustal Omega, select genes from the table. Then choose the sequence
type and initiate the alignment with the 'Run Clutal Omega for selected genes' button. Output formats include Mismatches highlighted, FASTA, PHYLIP, STOCKHOLM,
and VIENNA. This tool replaces the 'Retrieve multiple
sequence alignment or multi-FASTA' tool.
Beta access to JBrowse –
A beta implementation of the
JBrowse Genome Browser, is available from gene pages. Use the
JBrowse Genome Browser link under the graphic Shortcuts on the gene page.
Example Link Location
New Gene Page STRING tool –
The 'Protein features and properties' section now includes an option to submit the protein sequence
to the STRING functional protein association network.
Szklarczyk et al.
Result Table Improvements –
Result column configurations and sorting are now saved for each strategy step and will be retained
when you come back or when you share a strategy with someone else.
New Options for FASTA downloads –
The header line of FASTA formatted downloads can be configured to contain only the gene ID. The sequence can
be configured to appear on a signle line or the standard 60 characters per line.


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Launch Delphi-example for ModelDriven External Persistence These example shows how to integrate data in external databases with data stored in a Bold-generated database. Both examples uses the database that whips with Delphi in <program files>\common files\Borland shared\data The event driven example uses the paradox version of this database, and the model-driven example uses the Interbase version of this database (mastsql.gdb) If you have installed your "<common files>\borland shared" in a non standard location, you might need to change the path-settings in the database components that access the external databases. Common behaviour Both examples share the fact that their model contains classes, relations and attributes that already exists in an external data source. These classes/attributes/associations are tagged in the model with a tagged value called "Storage". For the classes, the value should be "PartiallyExternal", for attributes, it can be either "External" or "ExternalKey", and for associations, it should be "External". As objects are loaded from the external datasouurce their existence will be synchronized into the bold database, but their data will not be duplicated (except for the key, which will be used to find the external object again). The event driven example (BE_ExternalPersistence) This example shows how to use the event driven persistence handle to access data from an external source. The persistence handle has a collection of config-items, one per class that should be handled. Each collection item has a number of events that define how objecs of this class is retrieved and stored. The example shows how to read and write data from a database, but the external storage could be anything:
The model driven example (BE_ExternalPersistence) The model driven example shows how to load data from a SQL-based database, using the model as the only source of information how to map the data to and from the external database. The tagged value "Storage" defines which elements should be stored/retrieved externally, and the tagged values "TableName" (for classes) and "ColumnName" (for attributes/association ends) defines exactly where to find the data. How to run The "Create DB"-button in this example will only create the Bold database. it will not erase or modify the external database. Note! Please make sure to use the "Create DB " button before attempting to open the system for the first time. Once the database and alias is established you only have to use the "Open system" button when running the example program. | ||
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FieldStylefileName - the name of an open database file (local or remote).layoutName - the name of a layout in the specified database file.If the field has a value list associated with it, the FieldStyle function also returns the name of the value list.
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• A drop-down list returns Popuplist.
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• A radio button returns RadioButton.
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10. MAST post-processing utilities¶
These utilities are meant to be used as part of a MAST workflow.
See example files in $HOME/MAST/examples
or wherever you may have moved the initally-created $HOME/MAST/examples
folder for examples on how to use them.
These utilities should have been copied into your bin or .local/bin directory (see Installation).
10.1. Defect formation energy with finite-size scaling¶
Initially determining the sizes for finite-size scaling is covered in The Structure section with the utility mast_finite_size_scaling_sizes
.
The mast_madelung_utility
utility runs as the last ingredient in a finite-size scaling defect workflow (see $HOME/MAST/examples/finite_size_scaling.inp
).
Run the utility as mast_madelung_utility
. All inputs are derived from the recipe-local input.inp
file in the recipe directory.
- The utility should generate a series of tables and .png plots that display the finite-size-scaling-corrected and original defect formation energies for different chemical potentials.
- The Chemical Potentials section of the input file should be set in order for the utility to work.
10.2. Defect formation energy versus Fermi energy¶
The mast_defect_formation_energy
tool plots defect formation energy versus Fermi energy.
The defect formation energy tool is intended to be run as another ingredient folder in the recipe directory.
If you do not have such an ingredient in the recipe directory, you may manually create the ingredient folder and give it a dfe_input.txt
file.
The dfe_input.txt
file for a manually-created or embedded workflow ingredient (see //home/<username>/MAST/example/defect_formation_energy.inp
) should contain the following information:
dfe_label1=perfect_label defected_label
dfe_label2=perfect_label defected_label
dfe_label3=perfect_label defected_label
(etc. for more defects)
bandgap_lda_or_gga=<float>
bandgap_hse_or_expt=<float>
plot_threshold <float>: Plotting threshold value
- <perfect_label> and <defected_label> are the ingredient names of the perfected and corresponding defected cells.
- bandgap_lda_or_gga should be a float value indicating a DFT-calculated bandgap, usually expected to be underestimated.
- bandgap_hse_or_expt should be a float value indicating an experimental or more accurate bandgap, e.g. from a hybrid calculation.
- plot_threshold should be a float value indicating the threshold for transitions.
- In addition, The Chemical Potentials section should exist in the
input.inp
input file inside the recipe directory.
Run the utility as:
mast_defect_formation_energy dfe_input.txt
A directory named dfe_results
should be created within the ingredient directory. Inside that directory:
- The two-column printout for each chemical potential-labeled text file contains Fermi energy on the left, and defect formation energy on the right.
- The
dfe.txt
printout contains defect formation energy information for each charge state.
10.3. Diffusion coefficient¶
The mast_diffusion_coefficient
diffusion coefficient calculation tool supports the following models:
- FCC five-frequency model equation from R. E. Howard and J. R. Manning, Physical Review, Vol. 154, 1967.
- FCC concentrated fourteen-frequency model equation from Bocquet J.-L. and Le Claire A. D.
- HCP eight-frequency model equation from P. B. Ghate, Physical Review, Vol. 133, 1963.
The tool is designed to be used as a separate ingredient within the recipe directory. See $HOME/MAST/examples/neb_with_phonons.inp
for an example input fileof a full workflow.
If the ingredient was not created within the workflow, an ingredient directory may be manually created for the tool.
The tool will use an input text file like diffcoeff_input.txt
, which should contain the following lines. The order of the lines does not matter.
Names of the directories of energies and attempt rates, which are specified with respect to different frequencies for the model:
E and v means energy and attempt rate, respectively. (There is no support for other characters such as w).
For 5-freq, E0 through E4 should be used to specify the relations with certain directories
For 8-freq, Ea, Eb, Ec, EX, Eap (p means prime), Ebp, Ecp, and EXp should be used. Note they are all case sensitive and should be exactly the same as written here.
Generally speaking, each keyword (Exx or vxx) is followed by two ingredient names.
The first name indicates the ingredient name corresponding to the configuration of the starting point of NEB.
The second name indicates the ingredient name corresponding to the configuration of the saddle point of the NEB.
This order should not be changed.
For each name, the utility will expect two files to be present within the ingredient diretory of the diffusion coefficient tool:
- <ingredient_name>_OUTCAR
- <ingredient_name>_OSZICAR
- If you are manually creating a diffusion coefficient tool ingredient, you will have to manually copy files from each of the completed ingredients specified.
The user can also type only one single float behind the keyword, and the code will then not refer to the directory for the related energy or attempting rate, but simply use the data given.
type means which frequency model to choose. Either
5
orfcc
tells the code that the five-frequency model should be applied, while either8
orhcp
tell the code that the eight-frequency model should be applied.HVf means the formation energy of the vacancy
Either 1 float or two ingredient names are expected after this keyword.
If ingredient names are used, in the order <perfect_ingredient> <defected_ingredient>, then the utility will expect two energy files to be present in the utility’s ingredient directory:
- <perfect_ingredient>_OSZICAR
- <defected_ingredient>_OSZICAR
- Charged defects are not currently supported.
HB means the binding energy, and is only applicable for the 8-frequency model.
Either 1 float or four ingredient names are expected after this keyword.
If ingredient names are used:
- Use the order <perfect ingredient> <vacancy and substitution> <substitution only> <vacancy only>
- Supply an <ingredient_name>_OSZICAR file in the utility’s ingredient directory.
lattice indicates the ingredient name for the ingredient in which to find a lattice file.
- This ingredient typically corresponds to an undefected supercell.
- The utility expects to find a <lattice_ingredient_name>_POSCAR file inside the diffusion coefficient utility ingredient directory.
plotdisplay indicates whether to use matplotlib.pyplot in order to create a plot, or whether to skip plotting.
- Use “plotdisplay none” to skip plotting
- Omit this keyword to use a default display
- Use “plotdiplay tkagg” etc. or another display string to specify a matplotlib display.
Run as mast_diffusion_coefficient -i <input>


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Changelog¶
0.9¶
Version 0.9.51¶
- Fix
ib.placeOrder
for older TWS/gateway versions. - Better handling of unclean disconnects.
Version 0.9.50¶
- Fix
execDetailsEvent
regression. - Added
readonly
argument toib.connect
method. Set this toTrue
when the API is in read-only mode.
Version 0.9.49¶
ib.reqCompletedOrders()
request added (requires TWS/gateway >= 976). Completed orders are automatically synced on connect and are available fromib.trades()
, complete with fills and commission info.- Fixed bug #144.
Version 0.9.48¶
Ticker.halted
field added.Client.reqFundamentalData
fixed.
Version 0.9.47¶
ibapi
package from IB is no longer needed, ib_insync handles its own socket protocol encoding and decoding now.- Documentation moved to readthedocs as rawgit will cease operation later this year.
- Blocking requests will now raise
ConnectionError
on a connection failure. This also goes forutil.run
,util.timeRange
, etc.
Version 0.9.46¶
Event
class has been replaced with the one from eventkit.- Event-driven bar construction from ticks added (via
Ticker.updateEvent
) - Fixed bug #136.
- Default request throttling is now 45 requests/s for compatibility with TWS/gateway 974 and higher.
Version 0.9.45¶
Event.merge()
added.TagValue
serialization fixed.
Version 0.9.44¶
Event.any()
andEvent.all()
added.- Ticker fields added:
tradeCount
,tradeRate
,volumeRate
,avOptionVolume
,markPrice
,histVolatility
,impliedVolatility
,rtHistVolatility
andindexFuturePremium
. - Parse
ticker.fundamentalRatios
intoFundamentalRatios
object. util.timeRangeAsync()
andwaitUntilAsync()
added.ib.pendingTickersEvent
now emits aset
of Tickers instead of alist
.- Tick handling has been streamlined.
- For harvesting tick data, an imperative code style with a
waitOnUpdate
loop should not be used anymore!
Version 0.9.43¶
- Fixed issue #132.
Event.aiter()
added, all events can now be used as asynchronous iterators.Event.wait()
added, all events are now also awaitable.- Decreased default throttling to 95 requests per 2 sec.
Version 0.9.42¶
Ticker.shortableShares
added (for use with generic tick 236).ib.reqAllOpenOrders()
request added.- tickByTick subscription will update ticker’s bid, ask, last, etc.
- Drop redundant bid/ask ticks from
reqMktData
. - Fixed occasional “Group name cannot be null” error message on connect.
Watchdog
code rewritten to not needutil.patchAsyncio
.Watchdog.start()
is no longer blocking.
Version 0.9.41¶
- Fixed bug #117.
- Fixed order modifications with TWS/gateway 974.
Version 0.9.40¶
Ticker.fundamentalRatios
added (for use with generic tick 258).- Fixed
reqHistoricalTicks
with MIDPOINT.
Version 0.9.39¶
- Handle partially filled dividend data.
- Use
secType='WAR'
for warrants.
Version 0.9.38¶
- ibapi v97.4 is now required.
- fixed tickByTick wrappers.
Version 0.9.37¶
- Backward compatibility with older ibapi restored.
Version 0.9.36¶
- Compatibility with ibapi v974.
Client.setConnectOptions()
added (for PACEAPI).
Version 0.9.35¶
Ticker.hasBidAsk()
added.IB.newsBulletinEvent
added.- Various small fixes.
Version 0.9.34¶
- Old event system (ib.setCallback) removed.
- Compatibility fix with previous ibapi version.
Version 0.9.33¶
- Market scanner subscription improved.
IB.scannerDataEvent
now emits the full list of ScanData.ScanDataList
added.
Version 0.9.32¶
- Autocompletion with Jedi plugin as used in Spyder and VS Code working again.
Version 0.9.31¶
- Request results will return specialized contract types (like
Stock
) instead of genericContract
. IB.scannerDataEvent
added.ContractDetails
fieldsummary
renamed tocontract
.isSmartDepth
parameter added forreqMktDepth
.- Event loop nesting is now handled by the nest_asyncio project.
util.useQt
is rewritten so that it can be used with any asyncio event loop, with support for both PyQt5 and PySide2. It does not use quamash anymore.- Various fixes, extensive documentation overhaul and flake8-compliant code formatting.
Version 0.9.30¶
Watchdog.stop()
will not trigger restart now.- Fixed bug #93.
Version 0.9.29¶
util.patchAsyncio()
updated for Python 3.7.
Version 0.9.28¶
IB.RequestTimeout
added.util.schedule()
accepts tz-aware datetimes now.- Let
client.disconnect()
complete when no event loop is running.
Version 0.9.27¶
- Fixed bug #77.
Version 0.9.26¶
- PR #74 merged (
ib.reqCurrentTime()
method added). - Fixed bug with order error handling.
Version 0.9.25¶
- Default throttling rate now compatible with reqTickers.
- Fixed issue with
ib.waitOnUpdate()
in combination. withib.pendingTickersEvent
. - Added timeout parameter for
ib.waitOnUpdate()
.
Version 0.9.24¶
ticker.futuresOpenInterest
added.execution.time
was string, is now parsed to UTC datetime.ib.reqMarketRule()
request added.
Version 0.9.23¶
- Compatability with Tornado 5 as used in new Jupyter notebook server.
Version 0.9.22¶
- updated
ib.reqNewsArticle
andib.reqHistoricalNews
to ibapi v9.73.07.
Version 0.9.21¶
- updated
ib.reqTickByTickData()
signature to ibapi v9.73.07 while keeping backward compatibility.
Version 0.9.20¶
- Fixed watchdog bug.
Version 0.9.19¶
- Don’t overwrite
exchange='SMART'
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IBC
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Ticker.futuresOpenInterest
field removed.
Version 0.9.5¶
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Version 0.9.4¶
- Fixed issue #49.
Version 0.9.3¶
Watchdog
class added.ib.setTimeout()
added.Ticker.dividends
added for use withgenericTickList
456.- Errors and warnings will now log the contract they apply to.
IB
error()
callback signature changed to include contract.- Fix for issue #44.
Version 0.9.2¶
- Historical ticks and realtime bars now return time in UTC.
Version 0.9.1¶
IBController
added.openOrder
callback added.- default arguments for
ib.connect()
andib.reqMktData()
.
Version 0.9.0¶
- minimum API version is v9.73.06.
tickByTick
support.- automatic request throttling.
ib.accountValues()
now works for multiple accounts.AccountValue.modelCode
added.Ticker.rtVolume
added.
0.8¶
Version 0.8.17¶
- workaround for IBAPI v9.73.06 for
Contract.lastTradeDateOrContractMonth
format.
Version 0.8.16¶
util.tree()
method added.error
callback signature changed to(reqId, errorCode, errorString)
.accountValue
andaccountSummary
callbacks added.
Version 0.8.15¶
util.useQt()
fixed for use with Windows.
Version 0.8.14¶
- Fix for
ib.schedule()
.
Version 0.8.13¶
- Import order conditions into ib_insync namespace.
util.useQtAlt()
added for using nested event loops on Windows with Qtlib.schedule()
added.
Version 0.8.12¶
- Fixed conditional orders.
Version 0.8.11¶
FlexReport
added.
Version 0.8.10¶
- Fixed issue #22.
Version 0.8.9¶
Ticker.vwap
field added (for use with generic tick 233).- Client with master clientId can now monitor orders and trades of other clients.
Version 0.8.8¶
barUpdate
event now used also forreqRealTimeBars
responsesreqRealTimeBars
will returnRealTimeBarList
instead of list.- realtime bars example added to bar data notebook.
- fixed event handling bug in
Wrapper.execDetails
.
Version 0.8.7¶
BarDataList
now used withreqHistoricalData
; it also stores the request parameters.- updated the typing annotations.
- added
barUpdate
event toIB
. - bar- and tick-data notebooks updated to use callbacks for realtime data.
Version 0.8.6¶
ticker.marketPrice
adjusted to ignore price of -1.ticker.avVolume
handling fixed.
Version 0.8.5¶
realtimeBar
wrapper fix.- context manager for
IB
andIB.connect()
.
Version 0.8.4¶
- compatibility with upcoming ibapi changes.
- added
error
event toIB
. - notebooks updated to use
loopUntil
. - small fixes and performance improvements.
Version 0.8.3¶
- new
IB.reqHistoricalTicks()
API method. - new
IB.loopUntil()
method. - fixed issues #4, #6, #7.
Version 0.8.2¶
- fixed swapped
ticker.putOpenInterest
vsticker.callOpenInterest
.
Version 0.8.1¶
- fixed
wrapper.tickSize
regression.
Version 0.8.0¶
- support for realtime bars and
keepUpToDate
for historical bars - added option greeks to
Ticker
. - new
IB.waitUntil()
andIB.timeRange()
scheduling methods. - notebooks no longer depend on PyQt5 for live updates.
- notebooks can be run in one go (‘run all’).
- tick handling bypasses ibapi decoder for more efficiency.


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| static protected string | $swaggerModelName | The original name of the model. | |
| static protected string[] | $swaggerTypes | Array of property to type mappings. Used for (de)serialization | |
| static protected string[] | $swaggerFormats | Array of property to format mappings. Used for (de)serialization | |
| static protected string[] | $attributeMap | Array of attributes where the key is the local name, and the value is the original name | |
| static protected string[] | $setters | Array of attributes to setter functions (for deserialization of responses) | |
| static protected string[] | $getters | Array of attributes to getter functions (for serialization of requests) | |
| protected mixed[] | $container | Associative array for storing property values |
Methods
Array of property to type mappings. Used for (de)serialization
Array of property to format mappings. Used for (de)serialization
Array of attributes where the key is the local name, and the value is the original name
Array of attributes to setter functions (for deserialization of responses)
Array of attributes to getter functions (for serialization of requests)
The original name of the model.
Gets allowable values of the enum
Constructor
Show all the invalid properties with reasons.
Validate all the properties in the model return true if all passed
Gets network
Sets network
Gets capabilities
Sets capabilities
Gets clientId
Sets clientId
Gets coinbase
Sets coinbase
Gets latestBlockNumber
Sets latestBlockNumber
Gets latestBlockHash
Sets latestBlockHash
Gets activePeers
Sets activePeers
Gets pendingTransactions
Sets pendingTransactions
Returns true if offset exists. False otherwise.
Gets offset.
Sets value based on offset.
Unsets offset.
Gets the string presentation of the object
Details
at line 91
static array
swaggerTypes()
Array of property to type mappings. Used for (de)serialization
at line 101
static array
swaggerFormats()
Array of property to format mappings. Used for (de)serialization
at line 161
static array
attributeMap()
Array of attributes where the key is the local name, and the value is the original name
at line 171
static array
setters()
Array of attributes to setter functions (for deserialization of responses)
at line 181
static array
getters()
Array of attributes to getter functions (for serialization of requests)
at line 191
string
getModelName()
The original name of the model.
at line 207
string[]
getNetworkAllowableValues()
Gets allowable values of the enum
at line 230
__construct(array $data = null)
Constructor
at line 247
array
listInvalidProperties()
Show all the invalid properties with reasons.
at line 280
bool
valid()
Validate all the properties in the model return true if all passed
at line 305
string
getNetwork()
Gets network
at line 317
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setNetwork(string $network)
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string[]
getCapabilities()
Gets capabilities
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setCapabilities(string[] $capabilities)
Sets capabilities
at line 362
string
getClientId()
Gets clientId
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setClientId(string $clientId)
Sets clientId
at line 386
string
getCoinbase()
Gets coinbase
at line 398
$this
setCoinbase(string $coinbase)
Sets coinbase
at line 415
string
getLatestBlockNumber()
Gets latestBlockNumber
at line 427
$this
setLatestBlockNumber(string $latestBlockNumber)
Sets latestBlockNumber
at line 444
string
getLatestBlockHash()
Gets latestBlockHash
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$this
setLatestBlockHash(string $latestBlockHash)
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int
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offsetExists(integer $offset)
Returns true if offset exists. False otherwise.
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offsetGet(integer $offset)
Gets offset.
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