Federal grant · project grant (b)

Young Brothers LLC

Award Purpose the Project Will Purchase and Install Ninety-nine Forklift Scales to Enhance the Hawaii Commercial Harbors System Shipping Marine Highway Service. Activities to Be Performed the Project Includes the Single Component of Procurement and Installation of Approximately Ninety-nine Forklift Scales to Be Owned and Operated by the Recipient. the Scales Will Be Mounted to the Forklifts and Have the Ability to Weigh Cargo Being Lifted With a Monitor or Equivalent Device to Provide Scale Readings to Lift Operators. Deliverables Expected Outcomes Performance Measure Table From Attachment C Page 8 of the Grant Agreement Freight Movements Economic Competitiveness Teu Movements Over Project Study Area. Intended Beneficiary Young Brothers LTD. Subrecipient Activities None.

Committed

$200,475

Paid out
$142.5K
71%
Committed, not yet paid
$58.0K
29%

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