Texas Pacifico Secures $35,238,347 CRISI Award for Corridor Upgrades
Texas Pacifico Transportation was awarded $35,238,347 under the CRISI program to modernize freight corridor infrastructure in west Texas.
The Federal Railroad Administration awarded $35,238,347 in Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements program funding to short line operator Texas Pacifico Transportation, LTD. Designated as a rural award, the grant covers the Texas Pacifico Corridor Modernization Project with a 40 percent non-federal match. Planned work across Alpine and Presidio, Texas includes installing rail, replacing ties, restoring ballast, rehabilitating twelve at-grade crossings, stabilizing yard operations, and constructing two new sidings. The capital improvements are structured to support the reopening of the Presidio-Ojinaga international rail gateway under the FY2025-2026 funding cycle.
Source award
Texas Pacifico Transportation, LTD — $35,238,347 from CRISI, FY2026. Source
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