Federal grant · formula grant (a)
This Application Is to Request FY2022 Section 5339 Funds Apportioned to Bay Metropolitan Transportation Authority (BMTA) in the Amount of $120021. the Funding Is for the Period of October 1 2021 - September 30 2022. This Application Requests Funding for Multiple Projects Including Acquiring/replacing Maintenance Equipment and Updating Our Main Administrative/maintenance Building. This Grant Includes a State Match of $30005 Making the Total Project Cost of $150026. 1. Purpose: the Purpose of This Award Is to Acquire a Propane Recovery System for Our Cutaway Buses Acquire a Scissor Lift for Building Maintenance Projects Replace Our Tire Changer and Make Renovations to Our Administrative BUILDING.2. Activities to Be Performed: Funds Will Be Used to Acquire a Propane Recovery System for Our Cutaway Buses Acquire a Scissor Lift for Building Maintenance Projects Replace Our Tire Changer and Make Renovations to Our Administrative BUILDING.3. Expected Outcomes: Funding Will Allow Bmta to More Efficiently Maintain Our Vehicles and Facilities and to Replace Aging Equipment and MATERIALS.4. Intended Beneficiaries: the Employees of Bmta Will Benefit Especially the Mechanics and Building Grounds WORKERS.5. Subrecipient Activities: None.attached to This Application Is the Governors Apportionment Letter as Well as the Relevant Stip Page(s).
Committed
$366,903
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