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Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (Wmata) Is Applying for $102400000 in FFY2022 Section 5337…

A single federal award, with both ends of the trail linked.
$301.3M
total award value
2022
action date
43 mo
period
DC-2022-012
FAIN

Description

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (Wmata) Is Applying for $102400000 in FFY2022 Section 5337 State of Good Repair (Sogr) Program Funds Apportioned to the Urbanized Area (Uza). This Request Is Consistent with the Suballocation of Funds as Agreed to Among the Three Recipients Within the Uza of the District of Columbia Virginia and Maryland. Wmatas Split Letter Is Attached to This Application. This Request Is Comprised of $5150378 in High Intensity Motorbus (Himb) Funding and $97249622 in Sogr Formula Funding. These Funds Require a 20% Local Match in the Amount of $25600000. The Non-Federal Share Will Be Provided by the District of Columbia the State of Maryland and Participating Jurisdictions in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Wmatas Current Transit Asset Management (Tam) Plan Was Adopted on October 21 2018 and Will Be Updated in Accordance with Current Regulations by October 2022. Projects Included Herein Reflect the Goals of the Tam Plan. The Applications Funds the Projects and Activities Listed Below. Purpose of Award: The Purpose of This Award Is to Provide Routine and Scheduled Preventive Maintenance of Metros System Track and Structures and Metro Railcar Fleet. Activities to Be Performed: Wmata Will Conduct Routine and Scheduled Maintenance of Metros Railcar Fleet and Preventive Maintenance of Track Along the Mainline and Yards and Rehabilitation of Track Structures. Expected Outcome: Wmata Will Provide Safe and Reliable Rail Transit System for Its Customers and Wmata Employees and Provide Modern Operational Facilities for Maintaining Assets and Rail Operations and Ensure a State of Good Repair of Its Assets. Intended Beneficiaries: Wmatas Beneficiaries Are Wmata Employees and Wmata Customers Who Commute Within or Connect to Public Transit Within the District of Columbia Virginia and Maryland Region. Subrecipient Activities: There Are No Subrecipients Associated with This Award.

Place of performanceDistrict Of Columbia
Category
Competed?Not recorded✓ from source
Total (exact)$301,321,807

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