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Application Purpose: the Regional Transportation District (RTD) Applies for the Full Ffy 2023 Section 5307 Apportionment of $81383349 Allocated to the Denver-aurora $6551214 to the Boulder Uza $4155802 to the Longmont Uza and $1621169 to the Lafayette-louisville-erie Uza. of the Total Amount of $93711534 in Federal Funds This Application Funds Preventive Maintenance ($55289805 Federal) and Capital Cost of Contracting ($38421729 Federal).; Activities Performed: the Funds Will Be Used for Preventive Maintenance and the Capital Cost of Contracting Funded at an 80% Federal to 20% Local Matching Ratio.; Expected Outcomes: This Award Will Assist RTD in Funding Maintenance Related Costs During the Period 10/1/2022 to 9/30/2024.; Intended Beneficiaries: the Transit Patrons and Employees of the RTD Service Area Will Benefit From the Funding in This Application.; Subrecipient Activities: No Subrecipients Are Funded by This Award.
Committed
$73.2 Million
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