Federal grant · project grant (b)
Purpose: This Project Provides Funding to the Sikeston to Replace Three 200 Horsepower Diesel School Buses That Do Not Have Diesel Exhaust Fluid Systems With Three 220 Horsepower Diesel School Buses That Do Have Diesel Exhaust Fluid Systems. Activities to Be Performed: This Project Includes Replacing Three School Buses. in Addition, the Recipient Is Required to Provide Quarterly Progress Reports and a Final Report Demonstrating That the Terms and Conditions of the Grant Had Been Met. Expected Outcomes: This Project Will Result in the Reduction of Diesel Emissions Which Are Hazardous to Human Health and the Environment Resulting in a Lifetime Diesel Emission Reduction of 0.4451 Tons. Intended Beneficiaries: Direct Beneficiaries of This Program Include the Recipients of the Dera Funds as Well as Residents of the Local Communities Where the Vehicles or Equipment Operate. Subrecipient Activities: There Are No Subrecipients Affiliated With This Project. Beneficiaries of the Funds, However, Are Responsible for the Procurement of Replacement or Retrofit Technology and Providing the Grantee Its Progress and Completing the Project as Required Under the Terms and Conditions.
Committed
$81,667
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