Single award · grant

Purpose of the Award Is to Replace Buses Which Have Reached the End of Their Useful Life.; Activities…

Award ID: DC-2026-009

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.

$50.3M
Total award value

Award DC-2026-009 is a grant from the Department of Transportation to Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, $50.3M obligated, FY2026 to FY2031, for Purpose of the Award Is to Replace Buses Which Have Reached the End of Their Useful Life…. The work is performed in District Of Columbia. Source

Description

Application Purpose: Purpose of the Award Is to Replace Buses Which Have Reached the End of Their Useful Life.; Activities Performed: Activities Include Procurement of Hybrid Electric Buses Replacement.; Expected Outcomes: Project Will Ensure Buses Are Replaced in Accordance with Useful Life Standards Defined in Ftas Circular 5010.1F and Wmatas Fleet Management Plan. The Timely Replacement of Buses Will Provide Metro Riders with Safe and Reliable Transit Service.; Intended Beneficiaries: WMATA Employees and WMATA Customers Who Commute Within or Connect to Public Transit with the Washington-Arlington DC-VA-MD Uza.; Subrecipient Activities: None

Award details

Award typeGrant
FAINDC-2026-009
Action date2026
Period60 mo
Place of performanceDistrict Of Columbia →
Category—
Competed?Not recordedSource
Total (exact)$50,322,380

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