Federal grant · project grant (b)
Application Purpose: the Purpose of This Award Is to Use Er Funding to Restore BTDS Wash Bay Due to the Extensive Damage Caused to the Facility by the 2021 Texas Winter Strom. ; Activities Performed: the Project Entails Replacing the Existing Bus Wash and Water Reclamation Systems. Work Scope Includes Selective Demolition of the Existing Structure Transportation and Disposal of the Site Soils and Materials and Replacement of the Mechanical Plumbing Electrical and Bus Wash Equipment. All the Work Is Limited Within the Bus Maintenance Yard and Does Not Directly Impact Transit Service or the Public Right of Way. Measures Will Be Taken to Limit Noise and Dust During the Construction Phase.the Equipment and Project Will Be a Drive Through Brushing and Touch-less Automatic Heavy Duty Wash System. the Machine Proposed Is a Four-brush Machine That Is Capable of Effectively Cleaning All Sides of Each Vehicle in Our Fleet.; Expected Outcomes: the Primary Goals of the Wash Bay Restoration Initiative Are as Follows:recovery: to Repair and Restore the Wash Bay Facility to Its Pre-storm Condition Ensuring It Is Fully Operational.resilience: Implement Improvements and Upgrades to Withstand Future Extreme Weather Events Contributing to Community Resilience.environmental Compliance: to Continue Providing Environmentally Responsible Services That Prevent Contamination and Protect Local Ecosystems.community Impact: to Ensure the Uninterrupted Provision of Essential Services to Our Local Community Residents.btd Is Seeking $400000 to Replace the Damaged Internal and External Components of the Wash Bay and Replace the System Using Cost-effective Resilience Measures to Restore the Facility to a State of Good Repair. the Estimated Cost Will Cover the Equipment Estimated to Cost $352198. the Remaining $47802 Is Allocated for All Necessary Plumbing and Electrical Parts and Labor.; Intended Beneficiaries: Brazos Transit District Ongoing Maintenance Operations.; Subrecipient Activities: None
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