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Fort Worth Transportation Authority

Application Purpose: New Texrail Vehicles for Texrail Line: Purchase 4 New Passenger Rail Vehicles for Texrail to Enable Expansion of Service From Existing TP Station to Near Southside Station in the FT Worth Medical District.; Activities Performed: Purchase of 4 New Passenger Rail Vehicles for Texrail.; Expected Outcomes: the Expected Outcome Is to Extend the Rail Line Enabling Customers and Employees to Access Jobs Medical Facilities Educational Facilities and Other Places to They Live Work and Play Along This Corridor of Near Southside Station and Fort Worth Medical District.; Intended Beneficiaries: Customers Within and Around Near Southside Station and Fort Worth Medical District Will Benefit From This Project as Extend Its Services From the Pacific Rail Station to the Near Southside Station Located in the Fort Worth Medical District.; Subrecipient Activities: None

Committed

$25.8 Million

Paid out
$23.7M
92%
Committed, not yet paid
$2.1M
8%

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Source

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