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Railroad Rehabilitation & Improvement Financing (RRIF)

If you have scheduled a meeting with us and you don’t have a completed application, you should bring at least the following information:

  • A description of your project, including the amount of the direct loan or loan guarantee requested;
  • A description of the benefits and/or savings that will be generated by the project;
  • A discussion of whether the project:
    - Will enhance safety and the environment;
    - Will promote economic development and US competitiveness;
    - Will preserve rail or enhance intermodal service to small communities and rural areas;
    - Is included in your State’s transportation plan.
  • A description of the collateral to be offered as security and its net liquidation value;
  • Financial statements, including balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement for the past five years (if available);
  • Projected revenues for the next five years, if available; and
  • Information regarding potential environmental impacts of the project.

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