Agreement details incentives offered to GE for Boston move

The $120 million in infrastructure grants could also go toward a variety of other purposes including public parking facilities, traffic and street improvements, landscaping and a $5 million innovation center that would be located near the company's headquarters to forge connections with innovators from state research institutions and the higher-education community.

Besides those incentives, the agreement says the company would benefit from other initiatives financed by the city that would boost the Seaport District, including a $100 million reconstruction of the deteriorating Northern Avenue Bridge, a more than century-old span currently closed to vehicular traffic and pedestrians.