Federal grant · project grant (b)
Award Purpose the Project Will Support Expanded Barge Service Between Vancouver Washington and the Port of Morrow Oregon Along the Federally Designated M 84 Columbia River and Snake River Corridor. Grant Funding Will Support the Acquisition of a Container Handler Enabling Tidewater to Divert Container Volume From Congested Highways to Marine Highway 84 M 84 With Additional Barge Shipments of Municipal Solid Waste From the Western Regions of Oregon and Washington to a Landfill in Eastern Oregon. Activities to Be Performed Container Handler Vancouver Terminal the Recipient Will Acquire a Tier 4 Diesel Container Handler That Is Capable of Lifting the Heavy Weight of Loaded Municipal Solid Waste MS) Containers 70000 Pounds for Use as the Primary Container Handler at the Vancouver Terminal. Deliverables Expected Outcomes From Page 9 Schedule G of the Grant Agreement. Measure Freight Movements. Category and Description Economic Competitiveness Calculate the Amount of Unitized Freight by Tonnage Volume Transported on the Designated Marine Highway Route Teus Metric Tons or Cubic Board Meter CBM Movement. Measurement Frequency Quarterly. Measure Highway Vehicle Miles Traveled VMT Avoided .category and Description Economic Competitiveness Calculate the VMT by Obtaining the Measurement Frequency Quarterly. Measure Category and Description Measurement Frequency Quarterly. Intended Beneficiary Tidewater Barge Lines Inc. Subrecipient Activities None.
Committed
$454,436
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