Transit Tech Lab Partnership Program
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NYSERDA is soliciting proposals under the Transit Tech Lab Partnership Program, identified as PON 6195, to implement innovative public transportation technologies and strategies across New York State. The program aims to advance clean transportation solutions for rail, transit bus, and connected intermodal systems. Selected projects must demonstrate a feasible path toward financial sustainability and be replicable and transferable for transit agencies of various sizes throughout the state. The contract term for these initiatives is up to 12 months, with performance occurring state-wide. Eligibility is strictly limited to companies that were competitively selected during the 2026 Transit Tech Lab application evaluation, participated in the TTL accelerator program, and were chosen as proof-of-concept finalists by the MTA or another New York transportation agency. Proposals are due by November 12, 2026, at 3:00 PM. While the solicitation includes goals for SDVOB, MBE, WBE, and DBE participation, all are currently set at 0.00 percent. Primary technical and project management is led by Richard Mai, with administrative and submission support provided by James Cowman and Jillina Baxter.
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