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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Application Includes $63170 in FY2018 and $4030 in FY2019 Section 5339 Funding. Purpose:this Project and Line Item Will Allow Valley Transit to Purchase Approximately Twenty-five (25) Mobile Data Computers to Be Installed or Used as Spares for the Fixed Route Bus System to More Effectively Interface With the Automatic Vehicle Location System.activities to Be Performed: Valley Transit Will Issue a Purchase Contract With Selected Vendor for the Purchase of MDC Units. Following the Delivery of the MDC Units Installation Into the Fixed Route Service Vehicles Will Be Performed.expected Outcomes:with These New MDCS Valley Transit Will Have More Accurate Information Provided From the Avl System Which Includes Passenger Counts On-time Performance Live Scheduling and Vehicle Location.intended Beneficiaries: Valley Transit via Improved Statistical Reporting and the Public Being Served by Valley Transit Fixed Route Service Through Improved Location and On-time Performance Reporting on Itransitnw.com.subrecipient Activities: N/a
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$66,022
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