Federal grant · project grant (b)
Award Purpose the Project Will Fund the Purchase of a Rough Terrain Crane of at Least 75 Ton Capacity for Use in Loading Unloading Cargo Freight Fuel Equipment and Other Goods at Port Mackenzie. Activities to Be Performed the Project Will Fund the Purchase of a Buy America Compliant Rough Terrain Crane of at Least 75 Ton Capacity for Use in Loading Unloading Cargo Freight Fuel Equipment and Other Goods at Port Mackenzie. the Versatility of the Crane Will Provide Needed Accommodations for Handling Heavy Freight and Cargo at the Deep Draft Dock the Barge Dock and the Bow Ramp. Deliverables Expected Outcomes From Page 9 Schedule G of the Grant Agreement Measure Category and Description Measurement Frequency Freight Movements in Metric Tons Provide in Metric Tons, the Amount of Freight Moved by the Service. Quarterly Cargo Lifts Provide the Number of Cargo Lifts Performed in the Project Study Area. Quarterly. Intended Beneficiary Matanuska-susitna Borough. Subrecipient Activities None.
Committed
$944,804
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