Federal grant · formula grant (a)
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) Requests $859660458 of American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARP) Funds From the Boston-ma-nh-ri Urbanized Area. This Grant Obligates 100% of the Funds Allocated to the Mbta. This Application Utilizes Arp Funding to Prevent Prepare for and Respond to Coronavirus. the Boston-ma-nh-ri Uza Split Letter Dated June 14 2021 Is Attached. These Funds Will Be Used for Eligible Expenses Associated With Operating Assistance and Preventive Maintenance Activities That Have Not Been Previously Reimbursed by Other Fta Funds.activities in This Grant Began on January 20 2020. Per Arp the Grant Requests 100% Federal Share and the Activities in This Application Are Not Required to Be Programmed in the Long-range Transportation Plan or Statewide Transportation Improvement Program. the Mbta Agrees That If It Receives Federal Funding From the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) or Through a Pass-through Entity Through the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act a Different Federal Agency or Insurance Proceeds for Any Portion of a Project Activity Approved for Fta Funding Under This Grant Agreement It Will Provide Written Notification to Fta and Reimburse Fta for Any Federal Share That Duplicates Funding Provided by Fema Another Federal Agency or an Insurance Company.in Accordance With Fta Circular 9030.1E Preventative Maintenance Activities Are Considered Operating Costs.
Committed
$859.7 Million
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