Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: the Purpose of This Grant Award Is to Support Capital Investment Needs of Sunline Transit Agency for Purchase of Seven (7) Replacement CNG Paratransit Buses.; Activities Performed: the Award Will Support Project Planning and Coordination Procurement Process Contract Execution and Purchase Order Vehicle Production and Oversight Vehicle Delivery Inspection and Acceptance Vehicle Registration and Preparation Spare Parts and Maintenance Tools Operator and Maintenance Staff Training and Deployment Into Revenue Service.; Expected Outcomes: Funding Sunlines Capital Investment for Purchase of Seven (7) Replacement CNG Paratransit Buses Will Improve Vehicle Reliability and Service Efficiency Across Paratransit Operations Enhanced Safety Accessibility and Comfort for Elderly and Disabled Riders Reduce Maintenance Costs and Service Disruptions Due to Vehicle Breakdowns Decrease Pollutant Emissions Through Cleaner CNG Technology and in Compliance With Fta Guidelines for Vehicle Replacement and Lifecycle Management.; Intended Beneficiaries: This Award Will Benefit Ada-eligible Passengers Including Seniors and Individuals With Disabilities Who Rely on Demand-responsive Paratransit Services for Medical Social and Essential Trips Transit Operations Personnel Through Access to Safer More Reliable Vehicles and Updated Equipment the Community at Large via Improved Air Quality and Reduced Traffic Congestion From Efficient Paratransit Service Delivery and Sunline Transit Agency Which Benefits From Operational Cost Savings Enhanced Fleet Management and Improved Compliance With Federal Asset Management Goals.; Subrecipient Activities: Sunline Transit Agency Has No Sub-recipient for This Award.
Committed
$1.5 Million
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