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Application Purpose: Budget Revision #1 - CA-2020-284-01 Los Angeles Uza #60020 and CA-2020-284-02 Santa Clarita Uza #61770 Ada Vehicle Replacementbudget Revision 1 for Project CA-2020-284-01 and CA-2020-284-02 Amends Vehicle Type and Quantity There Are No Changes to the Project Funding. Project CA-2020-284-01 Ali 11.12.04 Reduces the Overall Vehicle Quantity From 133 to 121PROJECT CA-2020-284-02 Ali 11.12.04 Changes the Vehicle Type From Class a to Class P Gasoline Powered Low-floor Ram Promaster 159ACCESS Services Uses the Calact/mbta Purchasing Cooperative to Procure Vehicles. Due to the Pandemic Along With Supply Chain Issues Chip Shortages and Production Stoppages at All the Manufacturers Are Resulting in Significant Cost Increases. the Suppliers for Calact/mbta Purchasing Cooperative Have Applied for Force Majeure Relief Under the Terms of the Contract.the Market Is Presently in a State of Flux and Very Unstable With Ordering Opportunities Changing Frequently. Accordingly Staff Must Act in the Best Interest of the Agency and Make Order Decisions When Chassis and or Build Slots Become Available Avoiding Additional Delays. Due to These Reasons Access Is Amending Project CA-2020-284-01 Los Angeles Uza #60020 and Project CA-2020-284-02 Santa Clarita Uza #61770 Ada Vehicle Replacement and Ordering Vehicles Based on Availability of Chassis and Manufacturers Build Schedules. ; Activities Performed: Procure 128 Replacement Ada Accessible Vehicles; Expected Outcomes: Replacement Vehicles Will Be Reliable Have Lower Maintenance Costs (if Any) Better Gas Mileage Lower CO2 Emissions Better Performance With Enhanced Safety Features.; Intended Beneficiaries: Seniors Individuals With Disabilities; Subrecipient Activities: N/a
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