Goodwin Ross supports transportation, infrastructure, economic development, housing, and community projects that depend on stronger public funding applications and disciplined follow-through.
Awards our clients have won, organized by sector, funding source, client type and award size. Each entry shows the program, the amount and what the work involved.
Transportation, housing, broadband, water, energy, economic development
FTA, HUD, DOE, state broadband offices, rural development, public works
Local government, county, nonprofit, corporation, startup
Under $5M, $5M to $10M, $10M and above
Challenge: A city needed to fund a corridor redesign after years of unmet local funding capacity.
Approach: Goodwin Ross aligned the narrative, project rationale, and supporting materials around federal transportation priorities and reviewer expectations.
Result: The project secured RAISE funding and moved into implementation with a stronger capital path.
Challenge: A manufacturer needed cost-share support for a major production line expansion tied to jobs and facility investment.
Approach: Goodwin Ross supported strategic framing, program alignment, and the supporting budget and benefit case.
Result: The client secured funding for a high-value manufacturing investment and workforce impact.
Challenge: A regional broadband effort needed competitive funding to expand service to unserved locations.
Approach: Goodwin Ross helped structure the funding case, community need, and implementation story around program priorities.
Result: The award supported fiber expansion to 3,100 unserved locations across two counties.
Challenge: A transit authority needed highly competitive federal support for major transit capital investment.
Approach: Goodwin Ross provided benefit-cost analysis, narrative writing, letters of support, project development documentation, and management support.
Result: The client secured a major FTA award that represented the largest transportation grant in state history for that program.
We can help you decide whether it is worth pursuing, what it will take to compete, and where the application needs the most support.
