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Grant FL-2022-040

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$53.5M
total award value
2022
action date
128 mo
period
FL-2022-040
FAIN

Description

This Is Ffy 2020 2021 Section 5307 Funding Application for the Apportionments in the Amount of $53462283 (FY20 $26518386 FY21 $26943897) for the Orlando and Kissimmee Uzas.a Summary of the Funding Request Is as Follows:ffy 2020:ORLANDO $21818132 (* Net of Sub-Allocation to Lake County Fdot)kissimmee $ 4700254FFY 2021:ORLANDO $22282395 (* Net of Sub-Allocation to Lake County Fdot)kissimmee $ 4661502====================TOTAL $53462283====================* Lynx Sub-Allocated Section 5307 Funds to Lake County and Florida DOT in Ffy 2020 the Amounts of $502202 and $10416581 Ffy 2021 the Amounts of $445950 and $10425305 Respectively. Both Lake County and Fdot Will Assume Compliance with All 5307 Requirements as Direct Grantee for the Sub-Allocated Amount Including the 1% Security and Associated Transit Improvements. Sub-Allocation Letters Are Attached in the Trams.apportionment Reconciliation:ffy 2020:ORLANDO $32736915LESS: Lake County Sub-Allocation ( $502202)LESS: Fdot Sub-Allocation- Commuter Rail ( $10416581)NET Orlando $21818132KISSIMMEE $4700254TOTAL Orlando Kissimmee $26518386FFY 2021:ORLANDO $33153650LESS: Lake County Sub-Allocation ( $445950)LESS: Fdot Sub-Allocation- Commuter Rail ( $10425305)NET Orlando $22282395KISSIMMEE $4661502TOTAL Orlando Kissimmee $26943897PURPOSE: The Purpose of This Award Is to Provide Capital and Planning Assistance to Lynx . Activities to Be Performed: Funds Will Be Used to Cover All Eligible Capital Planning Expenses Such as Vehicles Shelters IT Items Having a Useful Life of More Than One Year Preventive Maintenance Ada and Planning Activity Etc. IN Order to Continue Transit Operations.expected Outcomes: Funding Will Permit Lynx to Continue to Provide Operations Without Any Interruption Due to Lack of Funding.intended Beneficiaries: Lynx Will Provide Continued Service to the Riders That Rely on Its Service Permitting Workers to Get to Work and Riders to Get to Essential Services.subrecipient Activities: Nonelocal Share Will Be Transportation Development Credits in the Amount of $13365571. Fdot Approved Letter Is Attached in the Trams System.lynx Is the Designated Recipient of the Orlando and Kissimmee 5307 Funds. Sub-Allocation Letters to Lake County and Fdot Are Attached.there Are 3 Projects in This APPLICATION:P1: $40350527-FEDERAL Funds for PM Buses Vans Paratransit Vehicles Passenger Amenities Security Equipment and IT Equipment - Orlando. TDC $10087632P2: $3750000 - Federal Funds for Ada Paratransit - Orlando TDC $937500 P3: $9361756 -Federal Funds for Buses - Kissimmee. TDC $2340439TOTAL: $53462283 1% Security Funds Will Be Included Under Ali 11.42.09FACILITY Improvement Will Take Place at 2500 Lynx Lane 455 N. Garland Ave 2483 Industrial Blvd and 2495 Industrial Boulevard Orlando FL Lynx Will Check the Current Listing of Transit Vehicle Manufacturers (Tvm) (Https://Www.transit.dot.gov/Regulations-And-Guidance/Civil-Rights-Ada/Eligible-Tvms-List) to Ensure Each Is Listed as a Certified TVM in Compliance with Fta Regulations. Lynx Will Follow All 3RD Party Procurement Policies as Defined in C4220.1F (Third Party Contract Guidance) . Lynx Will Ensure That Contractors Procured Will Not Be on the Fta Suspension and Debarment List. Lynx Will Ensure That All Vehicles Purchased Are Accessible Purchased from an Fta Approved TVM and Reported to Fta Within 30 Days After Contract Is Signed. Lynx Provides Assurance That Ada Requirements Will Be Met for the Construction Portion of the Project.following Documents Are Attached to the APPLICATION:1) Fdot Letter - Transportation Development Credits Approval 2) Stip Page FM # 414749-13) Sub-Allocation Letters (Lake County FDOT)4) Bus Replacement LIST5) Tire Purchase VS Lease Analysis

RecipientOutside our Phase 1 contractor set: see methodology
Place of performanceFlorida
Category
Competed?Not recorded✓ from source
Total (exact)$53,462,283

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