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Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: the Purpose of This Award Is to Provide Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority $4506258 in FFY22 Section 5337 Funding to Support Transit Rail Service.; Activities Performed: Section 5337 - Metro Rail Preventive Maintenance Funding Will Be Used for Rail Preventive Maintenance Including All the Activities Supplies Material Labor Services and Associated Costs Required to Preserve or Extend the Functionality and Serviceability of the Assets. the Preventive Maintenance Line Item in This Grant Supports Maintenance Activities for Rail Equipment and Facilities as Defined in the National Transit Database Reporting Manual.section 5337 - Fastener Pad Replacement Phase 11 Funding Will Be Used to Assess the Overall Existing Conditions of the Rail Track System. ; Expected Outcomes: the Funding Used for Metro Rail Preventive Maintenance Helps to Ensure That Nfta Is Providing Well Maintained and Safe Transportation Options for All Transit Riders. the Fastener and Pad Project Will Help Determine the Existing Status of the Metro Rail System and Make the Needed Repairs to Maintain a Safe Efficient and Reliable Track.; Intended Beneficiaries: 5337 State of Good Repair Funding Provides Capital Assistance for Maintenance Replacement and Rehabilitation Projects to Help Transit Agencies Maintain Assets in a State of Good Repair. This Funding Is Used for Safety Related Projects Which Allows Nfta to Continue to Provide Safe Efficient and Convenient Public Transit Throughout Buffalo Ny. Both Bus and Rail Preventive Maintenance Activities Are a Top Priority for Nfta. Utilizing These Funds for Safety Expenses Ensures the Safety of the Transit Rider Frontline Transit Workforce and the Safety of the Public. Preventive Maintenance Is Vital to Fleet Health Which Overall Reduces Risk for Transit Operations.; Subrecipient Activities: N/a
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