Additional Funding for Ongoing Capital Project Expenses Related to Professional Services Associated with the…
FY2023 · complete year · data as of 2026-07-03
A single federal award, with both ends of the trail linked.
Award HI-2023-013 is a grant from the Department of Transportation to City & County of Honolulu, $63.8M obligated, FY2023 to FY2024, for Additional Funding for Ongoing Capital Project Expenses Related to Professional Services Associated…. The work is performed in Hawaii. Source
Description
Application Purpose: The Purpose of This Award Is to Provide Additional Funding for Ongoing Capital Project Expenses Related to Professional Services Associated with the Hart Rail Project. The Funding Requested in This Capital Investments Grant Supplants the Local Share Amount in Grant HI-03-0047-04 Honolulu Rail Transit Project in the Amount of $63750000.; Activities Performed: Funds Will Be Used to Cover Work Scope Activities Associated with Professional Services During Construction of the Hart Rail Project and Seeks Reimbursement on Non-Cig Matching Funds for Professional Services.; Expected Outcomes: Awarded Funding Will Allow Hart to Cover Supported Design and Construction Oversight for the Project from East Kapolei to the Civic Center Station in Honolulu Hawaii. Specific Project Wide Outcomes Include a Reduction in Congestion Through the Major Transit Corridors for Daily Commuters and Visitors to Oahu Hawaii. The Completion of This Project Will Add a Significant Mode of Transit to the Island of Oahu That Is Separated from the Current Vehicular Traffic Corridors Between Kapolei and Downtown Honolulu.; Intended Beneficiaries: Both Residents and Non-Residents of the City and County of Honolulu and the State of Hawaii Will Benefit from This Transformational Project. Island Daily Commuters and Visitors Alike Will Benefit from Having Another Major Mode of Transit to Choose From. IT Will Also Benefit Non-Rail Riders Along the Rail Alignment by Reducing Single Occupant Vehicular Traffic Along the Major Traffic Corridors Reduce the Need for Parking at Commuter Endpoints Reduce Overall Street Congestion and Increase Street and Pedestrian Safety.; Subrecipient Activities: None.