Federal grant · project grant (b)
Application Purpose: the Purpose Is Station Improvements Making the Stations Ada-accessible Three New Traction Power Substations and Related Improvements.; Activities Performed: the Canarsie Line Power and Station Improvements Project (project) Increases Station and Line Haul Capacity Along the Canarsie L Line. the Project Includes Installation of Three New Traction Power Substations (avenue B #274 Maspeth #275 and Harrison #276) Between the 8TH Avenue Station in Manhattan and the Myrtle-wyckoff Avenue Station in Brooklyn as Well as Installation of Low-resistance Contact Rail in the Canarsie Tunnel. in Addition the Project Includes the Rehabilitation of the Two Circuit Breaker Houses (CBH #61 and CBH #62) Located Outside of the Canarsie Tunnel. the Project Adds New Station Entrances Consisting of Stairwells Fare Control Areas and Ada-compliant Elevators at the 1ST Avenue Station in Manhattan and Installs New Stairs Elevators and Expanded Fare Control Areas at the Bedford Avenue Station.; Expected Outcomes: the Improvements Will Allow an Increase in Service Frequency From 20 to 22 Trains Per Hour and Provide Ada Accessibility and Increase Capacity at Two Stations.; Intended Beneficiaries: Commuters Along the Canarsie L Line.; Subrecipient Activities: There Are No Sub-recipient Activities With This Award.
Committed
$100.0 Million
Paid out
$72.5M
73%
Committed, not yet paid
$27.5M
27%
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