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Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: the Purchase of Three Body-on-chassis Ada Vans to Replace Vehicles That Have Reached Their Useful Life Provide Adequate Resources to Maintain the Districts Fleet in a Safe and Reliable Manner and to Extend the Useful Life of the Districts Administrative Maintenance and Storage Facility Through Continued Maintenance and Upgrading.; Activities Performed: Purchase Ada Vehicles Through a Previous Competitive Bid Conducted by the Greater New Haven TD Vehicle Purchase Consortium Which Milford Transit Is a Member. Procure Preventative Maintenance Items to Keep the Fleet Safe and Reliable and Perform State of Good Repair Activities Which Will Include the Upgrade of the H/vac System Repair a Section of a Failed Retaining Wall in the Rear of the Property and Repave the Parking Lots and Travel Areas at the Facility.; Expected Outcomes: Preventative Maintenance Ada Van Procurement Design and Construction of a Retaining Wall and Lot Paving and a Modernization of the H/vac System.; Intended Beneficiaries: Continued Fleet Reliability Improve Efficiency of the H/vac System and Keep the Facility in a State of Good Repair.; Subrecipient Activities: None
Committed
$820,000
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