Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: Fund the Acquisition of Needed Transit Vehicles and Equipment for Grand Valley Transits New Bus Maintenance Facility.; Activities Performed: Budget Revision 1THIS Budget Revision Includes Directing Funds to Partially Fund the Purchase of a Second Expansion Low Floor Bus. This Expansion Bus Purchase Will Be Primarily Funded Through a Separate Award. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________the Purchase of Two Replacement Low-floor Buses One Expansion Low Floor Bus Three Fareboxes a Contract Amendment to Exercise the Option for System Equipment for the GVT Fleet Maintenance Facility and Mechanic Equipment and Tools for the GVT Fleet Maintenance Facility.; Expected Outcomes: Replace Buses That Have Met Their Useful Life and Provide One Expansion Bus to Help Mitigate Challenges Maintaining Current Fleet and Prepare for an Upcoming Route Expansion and Provide Fareboxes for Those Buses Aiding in Phasing Out an Old Model of Fareboxes. Provide a Transit-specific Maintenance Facility and Its Equipment for GVT Fixed-route and Paratransit Service Buses That Will Allow GVT to Maintain Its Aging Fleet Increase Service Performance Improve Resiliency and Reduce Cost of Maintenance Overall.; Intended Beneficiaries: Mesa County Riders Including the Elderly and Disabled Who Use Transit Service to Access Employment Education Medical Shopping and Personal Trips.; Subrecipient Activities: None.
Committed
$2.4 Million
Paid out
$305.5K
13%
Committed, not yet paid
$2.1M
87%
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