Federal grant · project grant (b)

Rail Development Commission Ohio

The Iory-operated Greenfield Line Provides Essential Rail Service to Regional Shippers,connecting With the National Rail Network via Numerous Interchanges in Nearby Cincinnati Andcolumbus, Ohio. Over 50% of Ties in the Project Area Are Defective. the Current Condition Resultsin Slow Orders, Inefficiencies and Service Inconsistency for Existing Shippers and Reduced Potentialfor Future Growth. Maintaining the Existing Condition Could Result in Existing Shippers Relocating.the Objective of the Project Is to Rehabilitate the Line by Replacing Ties to Eliminate Slow Orders Andallow Freight Operations at Fra Class Ii Speeds

Committed

$2.2 Million

Paid out
$1.9M
89%
Committed, not yet paid
$244.3K
11%

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Source

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