Federal grant
The Proposed Project Was Selected for Project Development, Final Design and Construction Activities for Various Track and Bridge Improvements. the Project Is the Second Phase of the Full Corridor Rehabilitation of Napoleon, Defiance Western Track. the Project Will Increase Safety and Prevent Derailments. the Napoleon, Defiance Western Railway Has a High Derailment Rate and the Phase 1 of the Project Showed Success With a Decrease Elimination of Derailments. Phase 1 Received Previous Crisi Funding. the Estimated Total Project Cost Is $15,417,368, of Which Ordc Will Contribute $264,000 and Napoleon, Defiance Western Railway Will Contribute $4,361,211 -- Overall a 30% Non-federal Match.activities to Be Performed: Replacing Work and Broken Rail at the End of Its Useful Life, Track Reconfiguration, and At-grade Railroad Crossing Improvements. Deliverables Expected Outcomes:task 1 Project Administration and Management: Project Management Plan and Final Performance Report.task 2 Final Design: Final Design Packagetask 3 - Constructionintended Beneficiary: NDW, NDW Customers, the Northwestern Ohio Economy, and Highway Users. the Benefits of the Project Will Allow Ordc and NDW to Continue the Recent Great Strides in Improving Safety and Reducing Derailments.
Committed
$10.8 Million
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