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US Army Corps of Engineers

The Mid-Chesapeake Bay Island project provides a long-term strategy for placement of material dredged from the approach channels to the Port of Baltimore while maximizing the use of dredged materials as a beneficial resource. Mid-Bay will restore and expand approximately 2,000 acres of island habitat that will be utilized by fish, shellfish, reptiles, amphibians, and migratory and shore birds. Preconstruction engineering and design for the project has been fully funded and USACE is ready for a n

Maryland Transit Administration

I request $20 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the Baltimore Penn Station Facilities and Multi-Modal Access Project. This project proposes a suite of station facilities enhancements, including multi-modal infrastructure investments to facilitate walking, bicycling, transit, and shared ride access to and from one of the main gateways to Baltimore and the eight busiest passenger rail station in our national system. Improved connection to the station from the surrounding comm

Town of Ocean City Maryland

Baltimore Avenue Improvement Project, Ocean City MD

Housing Authority of the City of College Park

Housing Authority of the City of College Park MD Renovation of Attick Towers Apartments

Maryland Department of Transportation

Enhancing Eastern Shore Freight Rail Growth and Reliability

Baltimore County Government

Middle River Fire Company Improvements and Upgrades

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Inlet Jetty Improvement Project, Ocean City, Maryland

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District

Easton Utilities Water Infrastructure Modernization

Board of County Commissioners of Kent County, Maryland

Millington Wastewater Treatment Plant

Beltsville Agricultural Research Center

Beltsville Agricultural Research Center (BARC) - Building 006

Town of Greensboro Maryland

Greensboro Regional Wastewater System Expansion Project

Pikesville Armory Foundation - EIN: 85-4196251

Pikesville Armory Redevelopment

University of Maryland, College Park

Funds will be used to invest in quantum computing infrastructure that would solidify the University of Maryland’s position as a hub of quantum research, providing opportunities for workforce development and entrepreneurship in advanced computing.

University of Maryland, College Park

Maryland is home to one of the largest concentrations of scientists and students focused on quantum information science. The University of Maryland, College Park (UMD) and NIST were some of the early pioneers of quantum information science and worked collaboratively with the Laboratory for Physical Sciences to launch the Joint Quantum Institute in 2006. Both UMD and NIST are established international leaders in quantum computing, information sciences, and technology development. I request $10 mi

Prince George’s County

Flooding Control in Anacostia River Watershed for Environmental Justice