SitelogIQ Customers’ Receive $5.4 Million in RACP Grant Awards

Harrisburg, PA – On July 16, 2026, Governor Josh Shapiro announced the latest round of Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) grant awards. SitelogIQ proudly supported five of its customers who received a total of $5.4 million in grant awards. These awards will help school districts and career and technology centers across Pennsylvania build world-class facilities that directly impact the well-being of their students, staff, and local communities. SitelogIQ assisted in developing and advocating these funds, a service provided to their existing construction or energy services customers at no additional cost.

The funded projects include:

“These projects will directly benefit the students and staff at each institution, but also the communities they serve through job creation, economic and workforce development, and community engagement for the next several generations,” said Rick Evans, President of SitelogIQ Northeast. “It was our honor and privilege to help these districts develop these projects, write and advocate for their grants, and celebrate their successes.”

“We greatly appreciate the support of Governor Shapiro and the legislative leaders who endorsed these projects and saw the value in investing in these communities,” stated Katherine Hetherington Cunfer, SitelogIQ Northeast’s Senior Director of Business Development. “This funding will transform these districts’ visions into reality, and we are proud to help secure this support for our customers along with other local, state, and federal funding opportunities.”

SitelogIQ is an engineering and construction program management firm that has proudly served Pennsylvania K-12, higher education, municipal, county, and state customers since 1994. SitelogIQ has since expanded to provide grant writing, advocacy, and capital campaign services related to facility improvement and construction projects and has successfully secured over $36 million in local, state, and federal funding for its customers in the last two years.