Federal grant · project grant (b)
Award Purpose This Award Funds the Renovation of a Yard for the Storage of Refrigerated Containers and Gate Access System Modifications and Improvements at the International Marine Terminal Imt. Activities to Be Performed the Project Includes the Following Components Component 1 Engineering and Construction Management Pre-construction Design and Engineering of Imt Freezer Container Area Renovation. Construction Phase Engineering. Construction Inspections. Component 2 Imt Freezer Container Area Renovation Excavation and Removal of Existing Pavement and Addition of New Sub Base and Pavement. Renewal of Catch Basins and Drain. Removal of Several Electrical Pedestals and Replacement of a Portion of Fencing. Component 3 Imt Gate and Access Modifications Replace the Facilitys Sliding Chain Link Gates at Gate 1 With Two Bi-fold Speed Gates One Gate Each for Both the Inbound and Outbound Lanes to Provide the Imt With More Robust Access Control. Deliverables Expected Outcomes Performance Measure Table From Attachment C Page 8 of the Grant Agreement Measure Description and Category of Measure - Measurement Period Reporting Period Freight Movements Economic Competitiveness Number of Teu Railcar Truck Movements Over Project Study Area Baseline Measurement Annual Average Accurate as of the Pre Project Measurement Date Post Construction Performance Measures Accurate as of the First Day of the Quarter Baseline Measurement Pre Project Report Date Post-construction Performance Measures for a Period of 3 Years Beginning the First Full Quarter After the Construction Substantial Completion Date for a Period of 12 Consecutive Quarters. Gross Tons Economic Competitiveness the Movement of Gross Tonnage of Freight in the Area Defined by the Project Study Area. Secondary Variables Types of Freight Types of Intermodal Transport Baseline Measurement Annual Average Accurate as of the Pre Project Measurement Date Post Construction Performance Measures Accurate as of the First Day of the Quarter. Baseline Measurement Pre-project Report Date Post Construction Performance Measures for a Period of 3 Years Beginning the First Full Quarter After the Construction Substantial Completion Date for a Period of 12 Consecutive Quarters. Cargo Storage Economic Competitiveness Total Cargo Storage for Project Study Area. Variables Include Time Cargo Stays in Storage Are Before Movement Out of the Project Study Area. Baseline Measurement Annual Average Accurate as of the Pre Project Measurement Date Post Construction Performance Measures Accurate as of the First Day of the Quarter. Baseline Measurement Pre Project Report Date Post Construction Performance Measures for a Period of 3 Years Beginning the First Full Quarter After the Construction Substantial Completion Date for a Period of 12 Consecutive Quarters.
Committed
$1.3 Million
Paid out
$65.4K
5%
Committed, not yet paid
$1.3M
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