Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: This Multi-source Grant (or Super Grant) Will Provide Replacement 35-FOOT CNG Buses Replacement Paratransit Vans Shop Equipment Along With the Bus Stop and Bus Shelter Improvements It Technology Purchases Implementation of Safety and Security Measures and Long- and Short-range Planning Activities for the Jacksonville Transportation Authority. Each Formula Grant Apportionment Is Included in This Multi-source Grant as a Project.; Activities Performed: Funding Under S. 5307 Urbanized Area Formula Grant (project 2). the S. 5307 Urbanized Area Formula Grant Will Fund the CCTV for Safety and Security Safety and Security Access Systems Upgrade Across All Jta Campuses CNG Bus Purchases and the Associated Training/inspections CTC Replacement Vehicles Elevator Upgrades Escalator Modernization Platform Signage Hvac Replacement Bus Training Simulator Railing Replacement Enterprise Asset Management Overlay Ferry (phase V) Improvements Human Resource Management System It Technology Network Hardware Bus Stop Shelter Sitework and Amenities Shop Equipment Ride-on Sweepers Lifts Computer Hardware and Upwp Planning Tasks. Funding Under S. 5337 Urbanized Area Formula Grant (project 4) Will Provide for Station Improvements for the Skyway. Funding Under S. 5339 Urbanized Area Formula Grant (project 3) Will Provide Funding for Expansion of Demand Response Vehicle for In-housing of Readi-ride and Connexion Plus - 11 Vehicles.; Expected Outcomes: This Funding Will Aid the Jacksonville Transportation Authority in Continuing to Provide Safe Reliable Efficient and Sustainable Multi-modal Transportation Services and Facilities.; Intended Beneficiaries: Our Customers and Community Partners Within the Jacksonville Urbanized Area and Our Regional Partnerships.; Subrecipient Activities: None
Committed
$25.4 Million
Paid out
$7.9M
31%
Committed, not yet paid
$17.5M
69%
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