Grant KS-2026-011
FY2026 ended Sep 30 · data still posting · data as of 2026-11-01†
† DoD contract data posts to USAspending about 90 days after award.
A single federal award, with both ends of the trail linked.
Award KS-2026-011 is a grant from the Department of Transportation to Kansas Department of Transportation, $16.1M obligated, FY2026 to FY2028. The work is performed in Kansas. Source
Description
Application Purpose: This Application Is to Request FFY2024-2025 Section 5311 Funds Apportioned to the State of Kansas in the Amount of $16090730.BUDGET FUNDING:2024.2J.18.81 $134637342024.2J.18.81 Intercity Bus (15%) $ 23759532025.2J.18.R7 RTAP $251043TOTAL Federal Amount: $16090730LOCAL/STATE Funding: $11718784TOTAL Grant Amount: $27809514OPERATING - the State Will Be Providing 20 of the Local Match with State Highway Funds. The Remaining 30% Match Will Be Provided by the Agencies General Funds Mill Levy or Other Local Funds. No Federal Funding Is Being Used as Match. All Agencies and Ctds Are Verified in Sam Before Any Payments Are Made to Them. Ueis and Their Expiration Dates for Each Recipient Are in the Extended Budget Details Under Each Project.; Activities Performed: Operating Intercity Bus - Provide Continued Transportation for Their Passengers;- Project Admin - Provide Administrative Support to the Transit Agencies in the State;- RTAP - Provide Training and Technical Assistance to Transit Agencies in the State;- State Admin - Will Be Used to Cover Expenses Incurred to Administer FTA Programs.; Expected Outcomes: The Funding for All of These Projects Will Provide a Needed Boost to the Transit Agencies and Their Passengers. The RTAP Project Will Centralize Information and Streamline Processes That Can Be Used by All the Agencies and Their Passengers; Intended Beneficiaries: IT Is Expected That All of the Projects Will Benefit Anyone That Uses Transportation Services in Kansas; Subrecipient Activities: Continue Day to Day Services and Utilize the Additional Funding to Assist with Additional Expenses. RTAP - the University of Kansas Center for Research Will Provide Assistance to Transit Agencies to Better Serve Their Customers