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Application Purpose: the Worcester Regional Transit Authority (WRTA) Is Requesting a Total of $3230723 Section 5337 State of Good Repair Funds ($3230623 From Ffy 2018 and $100 From Ffy 2019) on Behalf of Its Sub-recipient the Worcester Redevelopment Authority (WRA) for Preventive Maintenance and Capital Project Activities to Bring the Union Station Intermodal Facility Located at 2 Washington Square Worcester Ma Into a State of Good Repair.; Activities Performed: Activities in This Grant Are Anticipated to Be Performed Between July 1 2021 and June 30 2022 and Include: 1. Renovate: Front DRIVEWAY2. Renovate: Repair Canopy MARQUEE3. Renovate: Repair Exterior MASONRY4. Renovate: Harding Street Entrance IMPROVEMENTS5. Renovate: Replace Bike LOCKERS6. Construct: New Common Space RTUS7. Renovate: ROOF8. Design: Bicycle STORAGE9: Design: Front DRIVEWAY10. Design: Public Address SYSTEM11. Design: Exterior MASONRY12. Design: New Common Space RTUS13. Design: ROOF14. Design: Single Stall Restroom (worcester Police DEPARTMENT/STAFF)15. Construct: Single Stall Restroom (worcester Police DEPARTMENT/STAFF)16. Procure: Union Station Plant ENGINEER17. Procure: Fy 2022 Security Services (worcester Police DEPARTMENT)18. Procure: Fy 2022 Cleaning SERVICES19. Procure: Fy 2022 Terrazzo Floor Care SERVICES20. Procure: Fy 2022 Snow Removal Services; Expected Outcomes: the Projects Will Improve the State of Good Repair for Transit Assets at the Worcester Redevelopment Authority.; Intended Beneficiaries: Populace of the Worcester Regional Transit Authority Service Area and Local Area Commuters; Subrecipient Activities: Worcester Redevelopment Authority
Committed
$8.3 Million
Paid out
$4.1M
50%
Committed, not yet paid
$4.2M
50%
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