Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: These Federal Funds Consist of $53407540 From Section 5337 and $25595529 From Section 5307. Local Matching Funds of $19750767 Will Come From Bart Operating Reserves and MTC Programmed Bridge Tolls..; Activities Performed: This Application Is for Funding of Elements of Barts Systemwide Rehabilitation Renovation and Replacement Program. Specifically This Grant Will Include Replacing Train Control Room Station and Station Communications Replace 40+ Year Old Train Control Equipment Replace Aging Substation Equipment Replace Fiber Optic Cables for Substation Controls Replace the 34.5KV Cable on Major Portions of the Mainline Update Fare Collection Equipment Components Retrofit Selected Ticket Vending Machines Replace Rail Equipment Rebuild Aerial Interlockings Replace Rail Fasteners and Begin to Procure Vehicles That Will Eventually Replace the Entire Fleet of Cars.; Expected Outcomes: Maintain a State of Good Repair; Intended Beneficiaries: Transit Riders; Subrecipient Activities: Non
Committed
$79.0 Million
Paid out
$62.9M
80%
Committed, not yet paid
$16.1M
20%
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