Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Memphis Area Transit Authority (MATA) Is Applying for FY19 20 21 Section 5339(A) Funds That Have Been Appropriated by Congress for One Capital Project. the Total of This Application Is $4614741 With the Federal Share Being $3691793 ($1239481IN FY19 $1279727 in FY20 and $1172585 in FY21 Funds). the Application Will Provide Funding for Replacing Matas Existing Cad/avl System Which Has Met Its Useful Life.the Non-federal Share of This Grant Will Be Provided by the Tennessee Department of Transportation ($461474) and the City of Memphis ($461474). These Shares Are Covered by the Amounts Shown in the Tip. the FY20 - FY23 Tip Dated September 12 2019 Includes This Project on Page 144 and a Copy of This Page Is Attached. Also Attached Are Copies of the Designated Recipient Letters From the Governors of Arkansas Mississippi and Tennessee Authorizing Mata to Apply for Section 5339 Funds. the Memphis Area Transit Authority (MATA) Is the Designated Recipient of Section 5339 Funds in the Memphis Urbanized Area.mata Will Follow All Third Party Procurement Policies as Defined in Fta Circular 4220.1F and Will Ensure That Contractors Procured Will Not Be on the Fta Suspension and Debarment List.start Date Is: the Award Start Date Is the Same as the Date of Award.end Date Is: March 30 2026 This Application Does Not Include Funds for Research And/or Development Activities.indirect Costs Will Not Be Applied to This Application and Its Scope of Work.
Committed
$3.7 Million
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