Federal award · other reimbursable, contingent, intangible, or indirect financial assistance
The Purpose of This Great American Outdoor Act (GAOA) National Parks and Public Land Legacy Restoration Fund (LRF) Agreement Is to Develop a More Modern Method of Working On/completing Activities to Reduce or Eliminate Deferred Maintenance of an Asset, Which May Include Resolving Directly Related Infrastructure Deficiencies of the Asset That Would Not by Itself Be Classified as Deferred Maintenance. Deferred Maintenance Is Maintenance That Was Not Performed When It Should Have Been or When It Was Scheduled and Which, Therefore, Was Put Off or Delayed for a Future Period. When Allowed to Accumulate Without Limits or Consideration of Useful Life, Deferred Maintenance Leads to Deterioration of Performance, Increased Costs to Repair, and Decrease in Asset Value. Work Will Be Accomplished by the Partner Assisting the Forest Service. the Partner Will Provide Personnel Who Will Perform Traditional Repairs Such as Continue Prepping and Painting Barracks Buildings; Continue With Minor Repairs (steps, Railings, Doors, Etc.); and Brushing Around the Buildings. Project Will Begin Spring 2025 and Be Completed by 01/16/2026. Project Will Take Place in Minnesota, Beltrami County. This Project Is Critical to Support Deferred Maintenance to See That Further Deterioration and Increased Costs to Repair and Decrease in Asset Value Does Not Occur. Which Helps Provide for Longevity of Resources for Future Generations.
Committed
$50,559
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