The funds will go toward efforts at 125 airports, with most of the projects located at or around terminals and related facilities.

DOT awarded 44 grants after receiving 200 applications.

Presidential candidates Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump have provided little information so far about what their infrastructure priorities would be if elected.

Largest grant in the round is $49.6 million to Kailua/Kona International in Keahole, Hawaii. 

Aim of the grants is to build a "pipeline" of new bridge projects, FHWA Administrator Shailen Bhatt says.

The largest grant goes to Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport for a terminal expansion project.

The grants are funded by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act’s Bridge Investment Program and will go to projects in 16 states.

The largest grant goes to Phoenix Sky Harbor for work on a new taxiway. 

Grants are capped at $25 million, but transportation infrastructure projects aim to have significant regional or local impact.

Departing Democrat Allison Clements will be replaced, as two new Democrats and a Republican are set to join the independent regulator of interstate oil and gas, hydropower and transmission projects.