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Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: to Secure Funds to Help NCTD Keep Assets in the State of Good Repair.; Activities Performed: Funds Will Be Used to Support the Following ACTIVITIES:1) Rail Revenue Vehicles Repairs and OVERHAULS2) Row Tie/rail REPLACEMENT3) Surveillance and Security EQUIPMENT4) Information Technology (IT) HARDWARE5) It Software and LICENSES6) Fare Collection SYSTEM7) Coaster Operations and Maintenance Facility UPGRADE8) Rail Operations Support EQUIPMENT9) Wayfinding and SIGNAGE10) Preventive Maintenance (PM); Expected Outcomes: Keep Up With Technology Progress and Update Out of Date Software and Hardware. It Will Also Update Fare Collection System and Install the New Surveillance System That Will Have the Capability to Monitor for Safety and Security. It Will Also Help Keep Up With Requirement Maintenance to Keep Assets in State of Good Repair.; Intended Beneficiaries: San Diego North County Daily Commuters.; Subrecipient Activities: NCTD Does Not Have Subrecipients.
Committed
$10.5 Million
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