Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: the Birmingham-jefferson County Transit Authority (BJCTA) Is a Designated Recipient for the Urbanized Areas (UZA) Fiscal Year 2025 - Super Grant - 5307 5339 Programs Utilizing Fy 2024 Apportionments. This Application Will Be a Super Grant Containing Two Projects One for the 5307 Activities and a Second for the 5339 Activities. Bjcta Has Developed a Program of Projects (POP) Identifying Projects That Need Financial Assistance Also Including a Brief Description Total Projects Costs and Federal Share of Each Project Along With the Amount of Funds Required for Planning and Program Administration. Each Activity Line Item (ALI) Will Provide Detailed Capital and Operating Budget Information. All Associated Stip Pages Will Be Included in the Document Section.; Activities Performed: the Funds in Project One Will Be Used for Capital Costs Associated With the Management of the Birmingham - Jefferson County Transit Authority. the Total Amount of Funding Requested for Project One (P1) (5339) Fiscal Year 2026 - Super Grant - 5307 5339 Is as Follows: Intermodal Admin Office Expansion Continuation - $327385 Federal $81846 Local - Total $409231MICRO- Transit Vehicles Expansion- $419200 Federal $104800 Local - Total $524000THE Total Amount of Funding Requested for Project One (P1) (5339) Is $746585 Federal $186646 Local -total $933231THE Total Amount of Funding Requested for Project Two (P2) (5307) Fiscal Year 2026 - Super Grant - 5307 5339 Is as Follows:preventative Maintenance - $7833570 Federal; $1958392 Local- Total $97919633RD Party Contracted Services - $1000000 Federal: $250000 Local- Total $1250000INFORMATION Technology and Communications - $680000 Federal; $170000 Local -total $850000AUTOMATIC Wheelchair Securement Pilot- $20000 Federal; $5000 Local- Total $25000AUTOMATED Fuel Management System- $126109 Federal; $31527 Local- Total $157636INTERMODAL Admin Office Expansion Continuation- $785081 Federal; $196270 Local- Total $981351.THE Total Amount of Funding Requested for Project Two (P2) (5307) Is $10444760 Federal $2611190 Local -total $130559501% Security Requirement Is Associated With ALI11.42.08 Information Technology and Communications - $680000 Federal; $170000 Local -total $8500000.75% Safety Requirement Is Associated With Ali 11.71.03 Automated Fuel Management System- $126109 Federal; $31527 Local- Total $157636IN Addition to the Fta Buy America Act Which Requires That the Steel Iron and Manufactured Goods Used in an Fta-funded Project Are Produced in the United States (49 U.s.c. 5323(J)(1)) the Build America Buy America Act (BABA) (public Law 117-58 Div. G 70914(A)) Now Requires That Construction Materials Used in Infrastructure Projects Are Also Produced in the United States. Refer to Terms and Conditions in Ftas Master Agreement Section 15. the Baba Requirement Applies to This Grant in Addition to the Buy America Act Except to the Extent a Waiver of Either Requirement May Apply.; Expected Outcomes: With This Funding Bjcta Will Be Better Positioned to Move Transit Forward in the Birmingham-metropolitan Area.; Intended Beneficiaries: Bjcta Residents of the Birmingham Metropolitan Area and Funding Municipalities Will Benefit From This Project.; Subrecipient Activities: None
Committed
$11.2 Million
Paid out
$2.1M
19%
Committed, not yet paid
$9.1M
81%
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