Federal grant · formula grant (a)
This Application Includes $307397 in Fy 2020 Section 5307 Funds $322884 in Fy 2021 Section 5307 Funds $43227 Fy 2020 Section 5339(A) Funds and $43111 in Fy 2021 Section 5339(A) Funds Allocated to Skagit Transit for the Seattle Uza for Engineering Services for Phases 2 and 3 to Complete Preliminary Engineering and Final Design Bid Preparation and Bid Assistance on Skagits Maintenance Ops and Admin Facility Project. Skagit Transits Project Is Located at 11784 Bay Ridge Drive in Skagit County Washington.purposethe Facility Project Will Replace the Current Base of Operations Which Lack Capacity to Keep the Transit System in a State of Good Repair.activities to Be Performedfinal Design Bid Specifications Bid Preparation Services and Bidding Assistance for Phases 2 and 3 of the Facility Project.expected Outcomesthe Completion of Each Project Will Provide the Necessary Elements for Skagit Transit to Solicit Construction Services for the Remaining Phases of the Facility Project.intended Beneficiariesskagit Island Whatcom and Snohomish County Transit Users.subrecipient Activitiesnone
Committed
$2.2 Million
Paid out
$1.9M
89%
Committed, not yet paid
$232.9K
11%
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