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Application Purpose: the Connecticut Department of Transportation Is Requesting $125800000 in Section 5307 With a Total Grant Value of $157250000.1) Cdot - Cttransit Bus Replacements: $10000000 Federal; $12500000 Total. 2) Cdot - Cttransit - Misc Admin Capital/support Equipment: $1840000 Federal; $2300000 Total. 3) NHL - Track Program: $5600000 Federal; $7000000 Total. 4) NHL - West End Rail Yard: $60000000 Federal; $75000000 Total. 5) NHL - CP243 Construction: $3000000 Federal; $37500000 Total. 6) NHL Network Infrastructure Upgrade: $18000000 Federal; $22500000 Total. 7) Cdot - Transit Capital Planning: $360000 Federal; $450000 Total.; Activities Performed: Misc Admin Capital Supporttrack Improvementsinfrastructure Upgradesfacility Improvementstransit Capital Planning; Expected Outcomes: Continued Maintenance of Connecticuts Railways as Well as Continued Support of Transit Programs Across the State.; Intended Beneficiaries: Residents of the State Who Utilize Both Rail and Bus Services Provided by the State of Connecticut.; Subrecipient Activities: Misc Admin Capital Supporttrack Improvementsinfrastructure Upgradesfacility Improvementstransit Capital Planning
Committed
$125.8 Million
Paid out
$116.5M
93%
Committed, not yet paid
$9.3M
7%
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