National Highway System Asset Management Program
Forecasted
National Highway System Asset Management Program supports local agencies' roadway preservation projects, funding cost-effective strategies to maintain existing roads and extend their life expectancy.
Funder: Washington State Department of Transportation
Due Dates: Not published
Funding Amounts: 2025 selections totaled $73,973,000; individual selections ranged from $473,000 to $7,443,000
Summary: The program encourages cost-effective roadway asset management strategies that preserve roads and extend their life expectancy.
Key Information: The program page lists past selections and route data, but provides no application instructions.
Description
The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) runs this program through its support for local transportation programs. Its objective is to emphasize preservation of the existing roadway system by incentivizing agencies to use asset management strategies that provide cost-effective ways to maximize a roadway’s life expectancy.
The program page lists 2025 asset management selections and provides information on National Highway System (NHS) routes managed by local agencies. Its route resources include roadway-segment International Roughness Index values and an inventory of local-agency-managed NHS segments reported to the Federal Highway Administration.
