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Central Midlands Regional Transi

Application Purpose: the Comet Is Requesting a Budget Revision to Extend the Period of Performance End Date to 03/30/2028. Fy 2015 Apportionment - Bus Purchase Shelters Surveillance/security and Adp Hardware; Activities Performed: the Comet Is Requesting a Budget Revision to Extend the Period of Performance End Date to 03/30/2028. Fy 2015 Apportionment - Bus Purchase Shelters Surveillance/security and Adp Hardware; Expected Outcomes: the Comet Is Requesting a Budget Revision to Extend the Period of Performance End Date to 03/30/2028. Fy 2015 Apportionment - Bus Purchase Shelters Surveillance/security and Adp Hardware; Intended Beneficiaries: the Comet Is Requesting a Budget Revision to Extend the Period of Performance End Date to 03/30/2028. Fy 2015 Apportionment - Bus Purchase Shelters Surveillance/security and Adp Hardware; Subrecipient Activities: Not Applicable

Committed

$2.9 Million

Paid out
$146.1K
5%
Committed, not yet paid
$2.8M
95%

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Source

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