Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: the Purpose of This Award Is to Complete Phase 4 of Metro Platform Rehabilitation Program and Lifecycle Rehabilitation or Replacement of Elevators Escalators and Automatic Train Control Systems and Implement Radio/cellular Improvements Upgrades of Support Facility Fire System Rehabilitation and of Tunnel Water Leak Mitigation.; Activities Performed: Activities Include Necessary Safety Repairs and Rehabilitation of Metro Station Platforms at Five Stations Located on the Wmata Orange Line in Ne Washington DC and Prince Georges County Maryland; Conduct Water Mitigation Work Along Two-segments of the Red Line; and Systemwide Improvements to Rehabilitate Repair Upgrade or Replace System Escalators and Elevators Metros Radio System and Atc Room Safety Critical Equipment.; Expected Outcomes: Continue to Provide Clean Safe and Reliable Transportation and Ensure Wmata Transit Systems Are in a State of Good Repair.; Intended Beneficiaries: Wmatas Beneficiaries Are Wmata Employees and Wmata Customers Who Commute Within or Connect to Public Transit Within the District of Columbia Virginia and Maryland Region.; Subrecipient Activities: There Are No Subrecipients Associated With This Award.
Committed
$143.5 Million
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