Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: This Fy 2022 5339 Grant Is Anticipated to Fund Engineering and Design Activities for a New Transit Facility to Support Long-term Operational Expansion and Improved Transit Service Delivery.; Activities Performed: Funding Will Be Expended on Preliminary Engineering and Design Work for a New Transit Facility Including Site Analysis Conceptual Layouts Cost Estimation and Related Project Development Tasks.; Expected Outcomes: Funding Will Permit GCTD to Advance the Development of a New Transit Facility by Completing Critical Engineering and Design Phases Necessary to Support Future Construction of a Facility. This Funding Allows GCTD to Continue to Bring Micro-transit Ada and Park and Ride Services to the Citizens in the Houston TX Uza. Additionally This Funding Allows GCTD to Continue to Provide Safe and Efficient Operations in Houston TX Uza. the Construction of a Transit Facility Will Ultimately Benefit the Transit Agency Its Staff and the Riding Public From Enhanced Safety Improved Monitoring and Continuity of Secure and Reliable Transportation Services.; Intended Beneficiaries: the Construction of a Transit Facility Will Ultimately Benefit the Transit Agency Its Staff and the Riding Public From Enhanced Safety Improved Monitoring and Continuity of Secure and Reliable Transportation Services.; Subrecipient Activities: N/a
Committed
$1.9 Million
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