Federal grant · project grant (b)
Application Purpose: This Award Will Assist the Mta East Side Access/esa and Bring Mta Long Island Rail Road/lirr Service (nassau Suffolk Queens Counties) Into Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan.; Activities Performed: the Scope of Work Includes Contracts Including GCT Caverns and Grand Central Terminal Concourse and Facilities.; Expected Outcomes: This Application Will Support the Mtas New Tunnels Between Sunnyside Yard in Queens the Lower Level of the Existing 63RD Street Tunnel Under the East River and New Tunnels Under Park Avenue in Manhattan to Grand Central Terminal.; Intended Beneficiaries: the Mta and Its Ridership.; Subrecipient Activities: the Mta Does Not Have Subrecipients Under This Award.
Committed
$70.0 Million
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