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Application Purpose: the Purpose of This Revision Is to Utilizes Unspent Funds to Enable Bat to Fund Its FY24/FY25 Vehicle Overhaul Project.; Activities Performed: Bats FY24/FY25 Vehicle Overhaul Plan Will Utilize Funding From 1370-2024-1 in the Amount of $600000 Grant # MA-2019-017 in the Amount of $86512 Grant MA-2018-030 in the Amount of $274000 and Grant # MA-2022-013 in the Amount of $354999 for a Total Federal Amount of $1315511.; Expected Outcomes: the Expected Outcome Is to Provide Funding to Overhaul 6 Diesel Transit Coaches and Thus Reduce Maintenance Costs and Increase Efficiency. All the Vehicles Identified to Be Overhauled Have Reached More Than 40% of Their Useful Life.; Intended Beneficiaries: the Ultimate Beneficiaries of This Revision Will Be the Customers of the Bat Service in the Greater Brockton Area. the Overhauled Buses Will Provide a More Reliable and Efficient Service.; Subrecipient Activities: None.
Committed
$750,000
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