After months of planning, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has approved a $32.2 billion capital plan, the largest in the agency’s history.

The 10-year plan is bullish on public-private partnerships to support the costs of its projects at the region’s airports, bridges, tunnels, and terminals. Although some big-ticket items, like the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan, are new construction, much of the budget goes towards repairing or upgrading existing infrastructure. See the highlights from the plan, below: