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Application Purpose: the Purpose of This Award Is to Fund Approximately One (1) Ada Accessible Caa Compliant Replacement 35 FT. Heavy-duty Battery Electric Bus.; Activities Performed: Activities to Be Performed Are to Purchase Approximately One (1) Heavy-duty Battery Electric Bus to Replace Bus(es) That Have Met or Exceeded Their Expected Minimum Useful Life.; Expected Outcomes: Expected Outcomes Are to Benefit the Kitsap County Community by Replacing Diesel Bus(es) With a New Battery Electric Bus to Maintain Routed Bus Service and Improve Air Quality in the Region. Additionally Service Reliability and Operational Safety Will Be Increased by Replacing Bus(es) That Have Met or Exceeded Their Expected Minimum Useful Life.; Intended Beneficiaries: Intended Beneficiaries Are the Citizens of Kitsap County and Riders of the Kitsap Transit Regional Transit System.; Subrecipient Activities: There Are No Subrecipients to This Award.
Committed
$628,980
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