Alaska transit bus contracts
62 contracts tracked across 1 DOT region.
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62
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DOT regions with the most transit bus contracts
Top vendors in Alaska transit bus
| Vendor | Contracts | Volume |
|---|---|---|
| AK STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION | 11 | $34.4M |
| ANCHORAGE, MUNICIPALITY OF (INC) | 11 | $8.1M |
| FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH OF | 9 | $4.6M |
| NINILCHIK VILLAGE | 7 | $1.2M |
| KENAITZE INDIAN TRIBE | 3 | $3.7M |
| GULKANA VILLAGE COUNCIL | 2 | $4.7M |
Recent transit bus contracts in Alaska
| Title | DOT region | Vendor | Value | Solicitation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: FOR GENERATIONS THE NEED FOR AFFORDABLE PUBLIC TRANSIT OPTIONS ACROSS ALASKAS CENTRAL KENAI PENINSULA REGION HAS GONE LARGELY UNFULFILLED AND A FIXED-ROUTE PUBLIC TRANSIT SYSTEM CONNECTING THE RESIDENTS OF OUR COMMUNITIES HAS NEVER EXISTED. MANY LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS LIVING IN KENAITZE INDIAN TRIBES SERVICE AREA CANNOT AFFORD TO PURCHASE PRIVATE VEHICLES SUSTAIN SERVICING AND REPAIR COSTS OR MAINTAIN INSURANCE COVERAGE. ALTHOUGH THE ZONE-BASED DEMAND-RESPONSE FARE STRUCTURE OFFERED BY THE FTA-FUNDED CENTRAL AREA RURAL TRANSIT SYSTEM (CARTS) MEETS SOME LOCAL NEEDS FOR ACCESS TO ESSENTIAL GOODS SERVICES HEALTH AND EDUCATION EVEN THIS OPTION IS COST-PROHIBITIVE FOR COMMUTERS CROSSING SEVERAL ZONES TO TRAVEL FROM HOME TO WORK AND BACK AND RETAIL RATES OFFERED BY ALASKA CAB ARE EVEN LESS AFFORDABLE. IN ORDER TO EXPAND TRANSPORTATION ACCESS AND OPTIONS KENAITZE IS PROPOSING TO PILOT A FIXED-ROUTE BUS SERVICE CONNECTING THE COMMUNITIES OF NIKISKI KENAI SOLDOTNA AND STERLING; OPERATING ALONG THE KENAI SPUR HIGHWAY THE STERLING HIGHWAY AND KALIFORNSKY BEACH ROAD; AND COMPLEMENTING THE EXTANT SERVICES PROVIDED BY CARTS AND ALASKA CAB. THROUGH IMPROVED COORDINATION WITH LOCAL AND REGIONAL PARTNERSINCLUDING THE CITIES OF KENAI AND SOLDOTNA AND THE KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH GOVERNMENTTHIS PROPOSAL SEEKS TO LEVERAGE EXISTING TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE WITH NEW START-UP FUNDING TO MAKE THE ENTIRE TRANSIT NETWORK MORE EFFICIENT FOR PROVIDERS AND LESS COSTLY FOR PATRONS. KENAITZE CURRENTLY OPERATES A TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT WITH A FLEET OF TRANSIT VEHICLES WILL SUPPLY THE TWO (2) TRANSIT BUSES TO BE USED FOR PASSENGER SERVICE AND HAS A VESTED INTEREST IN THE CONTINUED SUCCESS OF PROGRAMS SERVING BOTH TRIBAL MEMBERS AND THE BROADER PUBLIC. BY SURPASSING 200000 ANNUAL VEHICLE MILES DURING THIS 2-YEAR PERFORMANCE PERIOD KENAITZE WILL QUALIFY FOR FORMULA FUNDING FROM FTA TO CONTINUE OPERATING BUS SERVICE RELIABLY AND SUSTAINABLY OVER THE LONG-TERM.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THIS PROPOSAL SEEKS TO LEVERAGE EXISTING TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE WITH NEW START-UP FUNDING TO MAKE THE ENTIRE TRANSIT NETWORK MORE EFFICIENT FOR PROVIDERS AND LESS COSTLY FOR PATRONS. KENAITZE CURRENTLY OPERATES A TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT WITH A FLEET OF TRANSIT VEHICLES WILL SUPPLY THE TWO (2) TRANSIT BUSES TO BE USED FOR PASSENGER SERVICE AND HAS A VESTED INTEREST IN THE CONTINUED SUCCESS OF PROGRAMS SERVING BOTH TRIBAL MEMBERS AND THE BROADER PUBLIC.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: BY SURPASSING 200000 ANNUAL VEHICLE MILES DURING THIS 2-YEAR PERFORMANCE PERIOD KENAITZE WILL QUALIFY FOR FORMULA FUNDING FROM FTA TO CONTINUE OPERATING BUS SERVICE RELIABLY AND SUSTAINABLY OVER THE LONG-TERM.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: KENAITZE INDIAN TRIBE (KENAITZE THE TRIBE) IS A FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBAL GOVERNMENT REORGANIZED IN 1971 UNDER THE STATUTES OF THE INDIAN REORGANIZATION ACT OF 1934 AS AMENDED FOR ALASKA IN 1936. THE TRIBES SERVICE AREA COMPRISES THE COMMUNITIES OF KENAI SOLDOTNA STERLING NIKISKI SALAMATOF RIDGEWAY COHOE KALIFORNSKY COOPER LANDING FUNNY RIVER AND KASILOFA GEOGRAPHICAL AREA THAT SPREADS ACROSS MORE THAN 15000 SQUARE MILES OF RURAL ALASKA. TRIBAL FACILITIES ARE LOCATED IN KENAI CLOSE TO THE ANCESTRAL FISHING GROUNDS OF THE KAHTNUHTANA DENAINA (KENAITZE PEOPLE) WHERE THE KENAI RIVER EMPTIES INTO COOK INLET. KENAITZE SERVES 2168 TRIBAL MEMBERS AND APPROXIMATELY 4410 ALASKA NATIVE/AMERICAN INDIAN (AN/AI) RESIDENTS OF THE CENTRAL KENAI PENINSULA; THE TOTAL SERVICE AREA POPULATION IS APPROXIMATELY 35943 PEOPLE.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: N/A | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | KENAITZE INDIAN TRIBE | $960K | — |
| PURPOSE:THIS APPLICATION INCLUDES $69420 IN FY 2021 SECTION 5311 TTP FORMULA FUNDING FOR OPERATING AND ADMINISTRATION COSTS THROUGH THE USE OF A FEDERALLY APPROVED INDIRECT COST RATE FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SERVICE ON THE KENAI PENINSULA IN THE STATE OF ALASKA. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED:THIS FUNDING IS USED TO HELP PROVIDE CONTINUED FIXED ROUTE BUS SERVICE ON THE KENAI PENINSULA OPERATING BETWEEN HOMER AND KENAI. THIS SERVICE OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC COVERS 750 MILES A WEEK ON ROUTES CONSISTING OF 250 ROAD MILES.EXPECTED OUTCOMES:THE PROJECT BENEFITS INCLUDE THE CONTINUED OPERATION OF THE FIXED ROUTE BUS SYSTEM THAT PROVIDED PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC ON THE KENAI PENINSULA. INTENDED BENEFICIARIES:THESE FUNDS WILL BE USED FOR THE NINILCHIK VILLAGE TRIBE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM RIDERS LOCATED ON THE KENAI PENINSULA IN ALASKA.SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES:THERE ARE NO SUBRECIPIENTS TO THIS GRANT. | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | NINILCHIK VILLAGE | $69K | — |
| PURPOSE:THIS APPLICATION INCLUDES $66064 IN FY 2021 SECTION 5311 CRRSAA FUNDS WHICH IS THE FULL AMOUNT ALLOCATED TO THE NINILCHIK VILLAGE TRIBE TO PREVENT PREPARE FOR AND RESPOND TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED:THESE FUNDS WILL BE USED AT 100% FEDERAL SHARE FOR OPERATING AND INDIRECT EXPENSES TO PREVENT PREPARE FOR AND RESPOND TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC FOR THE NINILCHIK VILLAGE TRIBE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM LOCATED ON THE KENAI PENINSULA IN ALASKA. EXPECTED OUTCOMES:THE PROJECT WILL INCREASE CLEANING ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED WITH PASSENGER TRANSPORT TO DECREASE THE RISKS OF COVID-19 TRANSMISSION FOR BUS RIDERS ON THE KENAI PENINSULA. THE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE THE INSTALLATION OF PATHWAY ISOLATION CLEANING STATIONS AND THE ACQUISITION OF SUPPLIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. INTENDED BENEFICIARIES:THESE FUNDS WILL BE USED FOR THE NINILCHIK VILLAGE TRIBE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM RIDERS LOCATED ON THE KENAI PENINSULA IN ALASKA.SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES:THERE ARE NO SUBRECIPIENTS TO THIS GRANT.THE RECIPIENT CERTIFIES THAT IT AND ITS SUBRECIPIENTS AND CONTRACTORS THAT ARE PROVIDERS OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION HAVE NOT FURLOUGHED ANY EMPLOYEES SINCE MARCH 27 2020.*** SPECIAL CONDITION ***THE RECIPIENT AGREES THAT IF IT RECEIVES FEDERAL FUNDING FROM THE FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY (FEMA) OR THROUGH A PASS-THROUGH ENTITY THROUGH THE ROBERT T. STAFFORD DISASTER RELIEF AND EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE ACT A DIFFERENT FEDERAL AGENCY OR INSURANCE PROCEEDS FOR ANY PORTION OF A PROJECT ACTIVITY APPROVED FOR FTA FUNDING UNDER THIS GRANT AGREEMENT IT WILL PROVIDE WRITTEN NOTIFICATION TO FTA AND REIMBURSE FTA FOR ANY FEDERAL SHARE THAT DUPLICATES FUNDING PROVIDED BY FEMA ANOTHER FEDERAL AGENCY OR AN INSURANCE COMPANY. | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | NINILCHIK VILLAGE | $66K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO INSTALL CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE CAPITAL TRANSIT VALLEY TRANSIT CENTER. THIS PROJECT SUPPORTS THE TRANSITION OF THE CITY AND BOROUGH OF JUNEAU TRANSIT FLEET TO THE LOWEST POLLUTING AND MOST ENERGY-EFFICIENT TRANSIT VEHICLES AND SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED INCLUDE INSTALLATION OF CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE CAPITAL TRANSIT VALLEY TRANSIT CENTER CITY AND BOROUGH OF JUNEAU ALASKA.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: EXPECTED OUTCOME IS AN INCREASE IN THE RELIABILITY OF THE CAPITAL TRANSIT BUS SYSTEM AS IT MIGRATES FROM DIESEL TO ELECTRIC BUSES THROUGH THE INSTALLATION OF CHARGING STATIONS FOR THE VALLEY TRANSIT CENTER FOR ON-ROUTE CHARGING AND EMERGENCY BACKUP.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE INTENDED BENEFICIARIES ARE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION RIDERS IN THE CITY AND BOROUGH OF JUNEAU AREA.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: CAPITAL TRANSIT WILL INSTALL CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE AT THE VALLEY TRANSIT CENTER. | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | AK STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION | $1.4M | — |
| 17-18 SEC 5307 - BUS STOP IMPROVEMENT CONSTRUCTION | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | ANCHORAGE, MUNICIPALITY OF (INC) | $2.4M | — |
| THIS APPLICATION INCLUDES $87836 IN FY 2022 SECTION 5339(A) BUS AND BUS FACILITIES PROGRAM FUNDS WHICH REPRESENTS THE FULL AMOUNT THAT HAS BEEN ALLOCATED TO FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH MACS TRANSIT. THESE FUNDS WILL BE USED AT 80/20 FEDERAL SHARE. THE APPLICATION SCOPE OF WORK INCLUDES BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO THE PURCHASE OF WINTER MAINTENANCE AND SNOW REMOVAL EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS TO INCLUDE: SKID STEER SNOW BLOWER AND RELATED ATTACHMENTS AND EQUIPMENT.PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO PROVIDE THE FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH MACS TRANSIT SYSTEM WITH SNOW REMOVAL AND WINTER MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT FOR BUS STOPS/SHELTERS TRANSIT CENTER AND TRANSIT MAINTENANCE FACILITY. WITH PROPER EQUIPMENT MACS TRANSIT CAN ENSURE ADA COMPLIANCE DURING SNOW EVENTS. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: FUNDS WILL BE USED TO PROCURE ESSENTIAL WINTER MAINTENANCE AND SNOW ICE AND HARD PACKED SNOW REMOVAL EQUIPMENT. EXPECTED OUTCOMES: FUNDING WILL PERMIT THE FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH MACS TRANSIT TO INCREASE ACCESSIBILITY AND SAFETY TO BUS STOPS/SHELTERS FOR ALL PATRONS.INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH TRANSIT DRIVERS AND POPULACE OF THE FNSB TRANSIT SERVICE AREA AND LOCAL AREA COMMUTERS.SUB-RECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH OF | $88K | — |
| ADMINISTRATIVE AMENDMENT:THIS ADMINISTRATIVE AMENDMENT WILL ADD THE DATA FIELD FOR A PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE END DATE AND SET IT TO 12/31/2026. THERE ARE NO ADDITIONAL CHANGES TO THIS AGREEMENT.GRANT INFORMATIONTHIS GRANT APPLICATION IS FOR $3588766 IN TOTAL FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR (FFY) 2015 FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION (FHWA) CONGESTION MITIGATION AIR QUALITY (CMAQ) GRANT FUNDS AWARDED TO ANCHORAGE. THIS AMOUNT WILL BE USED FOR THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS: -REPLACEMENT HIGH OCCUPANCY BUSES USED IN FIXED ROUTE BUS SERVICE-REPLACEMENT LIGHT DUTY VEHICLES USED IN DEMAND RESPONSE PARATRANSIT SERVICE-BUS STOP IMPROVEMENT ACTIVITIESLOCAL MATCHTHE FEDERAL TO LOCAL MATCH RATIO FOR FHWA CAPITAL PROJECTS IN ALASKA IS 90.97:9.03 IN ACCORDANCE WITH FHWA NOTICE N 4540.12 TABLE 1 PUBLISHED ON 3/12/1992 WHICH DEFINES SLIDING SCALE RATES OF FEDERAL-AID PARTICIPATION IN PUBLIC LANDS STATES FOR PROJECTS NOT ON THE INTERSTATE SYSTEM. THE REQUIRED LOCAL MATCH FOR THIS PROJECT IS $356234 WHICH WILL BE FUNDED FROM LOCAL BONDS STATE MATCH GRANTS AND/OR LOCAL GENERAL FUNDS.USEFUL LIFETHE USEFUL LIFE FOR CAPITAL ASSETS SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH FTA C 5010.1D.IV-17.(2) WHERE APPLICABLE. - BUSES SHALL HAVE A USEFUL LIFE OF TWELVE (12) YEARS OF SERVICE OR AN ACCUMULATION OF 500000 MILES. - LIGHT DUTY VEHICLES SHALL HAVE A USEFUL LIFE OF FOUR (4) YEARS OR AN ACCUMULATION OF 100000 MILES. - BUS STOP SHELTERS SHALL HAVE A USEFUL LIFE OF TEN (10) YEARS. TIP REFERENCES:THE PROJECTS IN THIS GRANT ARE INCLUDED AND APPROVED IN THE FOLLOWING TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PLANS (TIP): APPROVED ON 12/22/2014 BY THE COMMISSIONER: 2015-2018 STIP ADMINISTRATIVE MODIFICATION #1 TABLE 5 (SEE ATTACHMENT 2015-2018 STIP ADMINMOD1 T5.PDF) APPROVED ON 6/04/2015 BY THE COMMISSIONER: 2015-2018 STIP ADMINISTRATIVE MODIFICATION #4 TABLE 4 (SEE ATTACHMENT 2015-2018 STIP ADMINMOD4 T4.PDF)ENVIRONMENTAL APPROVALTHE BUS STOP IMPROVEMENT ACTIVITIES MAY INCLUDE DESIGN AND ENGINEERING ACQUISITION AND INSTALLATION OF BUS SHELTERS AT LOCATIONS SPECIFIED IN THE ATTACHED DCE 2015-01 BSI 2015 NEPA APPROVAL.PDF WHICH RECEIVED FEDERAL ENVIRONMENTAL APPROVAL ON 1/08/2015.RELATIONSHIP WITH OTHER GRANTSTHE BUS STOP IMPROVEMENT ACTIVITIES FUNDED WITH THIS GRANT ALSO RECEIVE SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING FROM THESE OTHER GRANT(S): AK-26-0003 AK-95-X007-04ADA STATEMENTANY NEW AND ALTERED FACILITIES INCLUDING RAIL STATIONS BUS STOPS AND AIRPORTS ARE SUBJECT TO ADA STANDARDS FOR TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES (FOUND AT HTTP://WWW.ACCESS-BOARD.GOV/GUIDELINES-AND-STANDARDS/TRANSPORTATION/FACILITIES/ABOUT-THE-ADA-STANDARDS-FOR-TRANSPORTATION-FACILITIES/ADA-STANDARDS-FOR-TRANSPORTATION-FACILITIES-SINGLE-FILE). US DOT REGULATIONS IMPLEMENTING THE TRANSPORTATION PROVISIONS OF THE ADA ARE CODIFIED AT 49 CFR PARTS 27 37 AND 38 AND CAN BE FOUND ON THE OFFICE OF CIVIL RIGHTS ADA WEBSITE (WWW.FTA.DOT.GOV/ADA).TVM STATEMENTTRANSIT VEHICLE MANUFACTURES (TVM) MUST HAVE AN APPROVED FTA DBE PROGRAM AND GOAL PRIOR TO BIDDING ON CONTRACT. FOR A CURRENT LISTING SEE: HTTP://WWW.FTA.DOT.GOV/CIVILRIGHTS/12891.HTML | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | ANCHORAGE, MUNICIPALITY OF (INC) | — | — |
| ADMINISTRATIVE AMENDMENT:THIS ADMINISTRATIVE AMENDMENT WILL ADD THE DATA FIELD FOR A PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE END DATE AND SET IT TO 12/31/2026. THERE ARE NO ADDITIONAL CHANGES TO THIS AGREEMENT.AMENDMENT (04) GRANT INFORMATIONTHIS GRANT APPLICATION IS FOR $181940 IN FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR (FFY) 2013 FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION (FHWA) CONGESTION MITIGATION AIR QUALITY (CMAQ) GRANT FUNDS AWARDED TO ANCHORAGE BUT HAS NOT YET BEEN APPLIED FOR. THIS AMOUNT WILL BE USED FOR THE FOLLOWING PROJECT: -BUS STOP IMPROVEMENT ACTIVITIES INCLUDING DESIGN AND ENGINEERING ACQUISITION AND INSTALLATION OF BUS SHELTERS AT LOCATIONS SPECIFIED IN THE ATTACHED DCE APPROVAL.LOCAL MATCHTHE FEDERAL TO LOCAL MATCH RATIO FOR FHWA CAPITAL PROJECTS IN ALASKA IS 90.97:9.03 IN ACCORDANCE WITH FHWA NOTICE N 4540.12 TABLE 1 PUBLISHED ON 3/12/1992 WHICH DEFINES SLIDING SCALE RATES OF FEDERAL-AID PARTICIPATION IN PUBLIC LANDS STATES FOR PROJECTS NOT ON THE INTERSTATE SYSTEM. THE REQUIRED LOCAL MATCH FOR THIS PROJECT IS $18060 WHICH WILL BE FUNDED FROM LOCAL BONDS STATE MATCH GRANTS AND/OR LOCAL GENERAL FUNDS.USEFUL LIFETHE USEFUL LIFE FOR CAPITAL ASSETS SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH FTA C 5010.1D.IV-17.(2) WHERE APPLICABLE. - BUS STOP SHELTERS SHALL HAVE A USEFUL LIFE OF TEN (10) YEARS. TIP REFERENCES:THE PROJECTS IN THIS GRANT ARE INCLUDED AND APPROVED IN THE FOLLOWING TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PLANS (TIP): APPROVED ON 12/22/2014 BY THE COMMISSIONER: 2015-2018 STIP ADMINISTRATIVE MODIFICATION #1 TABLE 5 (SEE ATTACHMENT 2015-2018 STIP ADMINMOD1 T5.PDF) APPROVED ON 6/04/2015 BY THE COMMISSIONER: 2015-2018 STIP ADMINISTRATIVE MODIFICATION #4 TABLE 4 (SEE ATTACHMENT 2015-2018 STIP ADMINMOD4 T4.PDF)ENVIRONMENTAL APPROVALTHE BUS STOP IMPROVEMENT ACTIVITIES SHALL INCLUDE DESIGN AND ENGINEERING ACQUISITION AND INSTALLATION OF BUS SHELTERS AT LOCATIONS SPECIFIED IN THE ATTACHED DCE 2015-01 BSI 2015 NEPA APPROVAL.PDF WHICH RECEIVED FEDERAL ENVIRONMENTAL APPROVAL ON 1/08/2015.RELATIONSHIP WITH OTHER GRANTSTHE BUS STOP IMPROVEMENT ACTIVITIES FUNDED WITH THIS GRANT ALSO RECEIVE SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING FROM THESE OTHER GRANT(S): AK-95-X015-00 AK-26-0003ADA STATEMENTANY NEW AND ALTERED FACILITIES INCLUDING RAIL STATIONS BUS STOPS AND AIRPORTS ARE SUBJECT TO ADA STANDARDS FOR TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES (FOUND AT HTTP://WWW.ACCESS-BOARD.GOV/GUIDELINES-AND-STANDARDS/TRANSPORTATION/FACILITIES/ABOUT-THE-ADA-STANDARDS-FOR-TRANSPORTATION-FACILITIES/ADA-STANDARDS-FOR-TRANSPORTATION-FACILITIES-SINGLE-FILE). US DOT REGULATIONS IMPLEMENTING THE TRANSPORTATION PROVISIONS OF THE ADA ARE CODIFIED AT 49 CFR PARTS 27 37 AND 38 AND CAN BE FOUND ON THE OFFICE OF CIVIL RIGHTS ADA WEBSITE (WWW.FTA.DOT.GOV/ADA).AMENDMENT (03) THIS AMENDMENT REPRESENTS $955185 OF 2013 FHWA CMAQ FUNDING. THIS GRANT WILL PROVIDE FOR PARTIAL FUNDING OF TWO (2) PEOPLE MOVER FIXED FLEET BUSES AND FOURTEEN (14) VANPOOL VEHICLES. PEOPLE MOVER BUSES ARE HIGH OCCUPANCY 40-FT BUSES THAT HAVE A USEFUL LIFE OF 12 YEARS OR 500000 MILES. VANPOOL VEHICLES ARE LIGHT DUTY VANS THAT HAVE A USEFUL LIFE OF 4 YEARS OR 100000 MILES. THE MATCH RATIO FOR FTA GRANT TO LOCAL MATCH IS 90.97:9.03 BASED ON THE FHWA SLIDING SCALE RATES FOR ALASKA PER FHWA NOTICE N 4540.12 TABLE 1 (ATTACHED). THE REQUIRED 9.03% MATCH FOR THE 2013 CMAQ PORTION WILL BE $94815 WHICH WILL BE PROVIDED FROM GENERAL OBLIGATION (G.O.) BONDS AND/OR CASH CONTRIBUTION FROM THE STATE OF ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC FACILITIES.AMENDMENT (02) THIS AMENDMENT REPRESENTS $2046725 IN FHWA CMAQ 2012 FUNDING. THIS INCREASE IN THE GRANT WILL PROVIDE FOR BUS STOP IMPROVEMENTS PARTIAL FUNDING FOR THE REPLACEMENT OF 12 FIXED FLEET BUSES AND FUNDING FOR 5 VANPOOL VEHICLE REPLACEMENTS. THE FLEET CONSISTS OF 40 AND 30 BUSES VANPOOL VEHICLES AND ANCHORRIDES PARATRANSIT VEHICLES.BUS STOP IMPROVEMENTS HAVE BEEN ADDED TO REFLECT THESE IMPROVEMENTS AS INFRASTRUCTURE THAT WILL BE MAINTAINED BY MOA WITH AN EXPECTED LIFE OF 30 YEARS OR MORE. ANCHORRIDES AND VANPOOL VEHICLES HAVE A USEFUL LIFE OF 4-YEARS PEOPLE MOVER BUSES HAVE A 12-YEAR USEFUL LIFE CYCLE.THE 2012-15 STIP INCLUDES THIS PROJECT BY REFERENCE; NAMELY TO 11/07/2011 AMENDMENT NO.2 TO THE AMATS TIP HTTP://WWW.DOT.STATE.AK.US/STWDPLNG/CIP/STIP/INCORPORATIONS/INDEX.SHTML ON TABLE 5 OF THE 2010-13 TIP TITLED CONGESTION MITIGATION AIR QUALITY AS NEED IDS 19457 BUS STOP IMPROVEMENTS AND 14519 TRANSIT FLEET EXPANSION/REPLACEMENT WITH TERMS PER H.R.6-272 SUBTITLE D - HIGHWAY SECTION 1131.THERE IS A 90.97:9.03 MATCH RATIO. TOTAL MATCHING FUNDS FOR THE 2012 PORTION WILL BE $203275 FOR A TOTAL GRANT AMENDMENT OF $2250000 AND WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE STATE OF ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC FACILITIES AS A CASH CONTRIBUTION TO THE PROJECT THE MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE HAS THE REQUIRED LOCAL FUNDSFROM STATE OF ALASKA LEGISLATIVE GRANT PROVIDED FOR MATCHING FEDERAL FUNDS FOR FLEET REPLACEMENTS AND APPROVED G.O. BONDS FOR BUS STOP IMPROVEMENTS.THERE ARE NO ITS COMPONENTS IN THIS GRANT.MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE IS AWARE THAT NEW OR REMANUFACTURED BUSES VANS RAIL CARS AND OTHER MODES OF PUBLIC TRANSIT MUST MEET ADA VEHICLE STANDARDS (FOUND AT: HTTP://WWW.ACCESS-BOARD.GOV/TRANSIT/). US DOT REGULATIONS IMPLEMENTING THE TRANSPORTATION PROVISIONS OF THE ADA ARE CODIFIED AT 49 CFR PARTS 27 37 AND 38 AND CAN BE FOUND ON THE OFFICE OF CIVIL RIGHTS ADA WEBSITE (WWW.FTA.DOT.GOV/ADA).THE MUNICIPALITY WILL REQUIRE THAT: TRANSIT VEHICLE MANUFACTURES (TVM) MUST HAVE AN APPROVED FTA DBE PROGRAM AND GOAL PRIOR TO BIDDING ON CONTRACT. FOR A CURRENT LISTING SEE HTTP://WWW.FTA.DOT.GOV/DOCUMENTS/TVM_POSTING4.7.09.PDF11.PDFAMENDMENT (01) THIS AMENDMENT REPRESENTS $1937661 IN FHWA CMAQ 2011 FUNDING. THIS INCREASE IN THE GRANT WILL PROVIDE FOR BUS STOP IMPROVEMENTS PARTIAL FUNDING FOR THE REPLACEMENT OF 8 FIXED FLEET BUSES AND FUNDING FOR 5 VANPOOL VEHICLE REPLACEMENTS. THE FLEET CONSISTS OF 40 AND 30 BUSES VANPOOL VEHICLES AND ANCHORRIDES PARATRANSIT VEHICLES.BUS STOP IMPROVEMENTS HAVE BEEN ADDED TO REFLECT THESE IMPROVEMENTS AS INFRASTRUCTURE THAT WILL BE MAINTAINED BY MOA WITH AN EXPECTED LIFE OF 30 YEARS OR MORE. ANCHORRIDES VEHICLES HAVE A USEFUL LIFE OF 4-YEARS PEOPLE MOVER BUSES HAVE A 12-YEAR USEFUL LIFE CYCLE.THE PROJECTS BEING ADDED ARE DETAILED IN STIP REVISION NO. 22 DATED 04/13/2011 AS AMATS AMENDMENT #1. (HTTP://WWW.DOT.STATE.AK.US/STWDPLNG/CIP_STIP/ASSETS/AMATS_AMD_1.PDF) AS NEED IDS 19457 (WAS 53218) BUS STOP IMPROVEMENTS AND 14519 TRANSIT FLEET EXPANSION/REPLACEMENT WITH TERMS PER H.R.6-272 SUBTITLE D - HIGHWAY SECTION 1131.THERE IS A 90.97:9.03 MATCH RATIO. TOTAL MATCHING FUNDS FOR THE 2011 PORTION WILL BE $192339 FOR A TOTAL GRANT AMENDMENT OF $2130000 AND WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE STATE OF ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC FACILITIES AS A CASH CONTRIBUTION TO THE PROJECT THE MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE HAS THE REQUIRED LOCAL FUNDS FROM STATE OF ALASKA LEGISLATIVE GRANT PROVIDED FOR MATCHING FEDERAL FUNDS FOR FLEET REPLACEMENTS AND APPROVED G.O. BONDS FOR BUS STOP IMPROVEMENTSPURPOSE AND NEED FOR PROJECT:THE IMMEDIATE REPLACEMENT NEEDS FOR BOTH VANPOOL AND FIXED ROUTE 40 BUSES WILL BE PARTIALLY MET THROUGH THIS PROJECT. THE 2009 ARRA FUNDS PREVIOUSLY APPLIED FOR AND RECEIVED HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THE FLEET REPLACEMENT AND EXPANSION EFFORT. THIS TRANSFER OF FHWA FUNDS ALONG WITH PRIOR TRANSFERS WILL ALLOW THE SYSTEM TO BEST MEET OUR CUSTOMERS NEEDS FOR SAFE AND RELIABLE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION.PROJECT LOCATION:THE FIXED FLEET PROVIDES SERVICE WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE AND THE VANPOOL FLEET PROVIDES TRANSPORTATION SERVICES WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY AND BETWEEN THE MUNICIPALITY AND THE MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH.PROJECT CONTACT:GARY TAYLOR 907-343-8228 TAYLORGA@MUNI.ORGTHE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT (PTD) OPERATING BUDGET CONSISTS OF 143 FULL TIME EMPLOYEES. THE SERVICE PROVIDED BY THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT IS A FIXED ROUTE SYSTEM WITH DEMAND RESPONSIVE SERVICES FOR ADA AND SENIOR CLIENTS PROVIDED THROUGH A CONTRACT WITH PARATRANSIT SERVICES. THIS CONTRACTOR IS NOW A UNION PROVIDER. THE TEAMSTER LOCAL 959 BUSINESS MANAGER MIKE JONES (PHONE 907 565-8272 FAX 907-565-8265 AND EMAIL AT MJONES@AKTEAMSTERS.COM) 520 E. 34TH AVE. ANCHORAGE AK 99503 WAS ELECTED EARLY IN 2003 TO REPRESENT THE WORKERS FOR THIS CONTRACTOR.ADDITIONALLY VANPOOL SERVICES ARE MANAGED THROUGH A CONTRACT WITH VPSI INC. VPSI INC. IS A NON-UNION COMPANY AND HAS NO EMPLOYEES WITH LABOR UNION REPRESENTATION.THERE ARE NO ITS COMPONENTS IN THIS GRANT.MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE IS AWARE THAT NEW OR REMANUFACTURED BUSES VANS RAIL CARS AND OTHER MODES OF PUBLIC TRANSIT MUST MEET ADA VEHICLE STANDARDS (FOUND AT: HTTP://WWW.ACCESS-BOARD.GOV/TRANSIT/). US DOT REGULATIONS IMPLEMENTING THE TRANSPORTATION PROVISIONS OF THE ADA ARE CODIFIED AT 49 CFR PARTS 27 37 AND 38 AND CAN BE FOUND ON THE OFFICE OF CIVIL RIGHTS ADA WEBSITE (WWW.FTA.DOT.GOV/ADA).THE MUNICIPALITY WILL REQUIRE THAT: TRANSIT VEHICLE MANUFACTURES (TVM) MUST HAVE AN APPROVED FTA DBE PROGRAM AND GOAL PRIOR TO BIDDING ON CONTRACT. FOR A CURRENT LISTING SEE HTTP://WWW.FTA.DOT.GOV/DOCUMENTS/TVM_POSTING4.7.09.PDF11.PDFORIGINAL (00) THIS GRANT REPRESENTS $1819400 IN FHWA CMAQ 2010 FUNDING. THE PROJECT WILL PROVIDE FOR THE REPLACEMENT PURCHASES OF UP TO 5 VANPOOL VEHICLES AND APPROXIMATELY 5 40 BUSES. THIS GRANT PROJECT PROVIDES FUNDING FOR REPLACEMENT OF THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION FLEET. THE FLEET CONSISTS OF 40 AND 30 BUSES VANPOOL VEHICLES AND ANCHORRIDES PARATRANSIT VEHICLES.THE 2010-2013 ALASKA STIP REVISION NO. 3 INCORPORATED 01/22/2010 APPROVED BY FTA AND FHWA ON 02/26/2010 INCLUDES THIS PROJECT ON TABLE 5 LINE LABELED TRANSIT FLEET EXPANSION/REPLACEMENT FOR PJ NEED ID 14519 WITH TERMS PER H.R.6-272 SUBTITLE D - HIGHWAY SECTION 1131.THERE IS A 90.97:9.03 MATCH RATIO. TOTAL MATCHING FUNDS WILL BE $180600 FOR A TOTAL GRANT OF $2000000. THE MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE HAS THE REQUIRED LOCAL FUNDS FROM STATE OF ALASKA LEGISLATIVE GRANT PROVIDED FOR MATCHING FEDERAL FUNDS FOR FLEET REPLACEMENTS.VANPOOL AND ANCHORRIDES VEHICLES HAVE A USEFUL LIFE OF 4-YEARS PEOPLE MOVER BUSES HAVE A 12-YEAR USEFUL LIFE CYCLE.BASED ON THE PEOPLE MOVER BLUEPRINT AND THE LRTP FOR THE ANCHORAGE BOWL FLEET EXPANSION IS NEEDED TO GROW THE SYSTEM ANNUALLY. FUNDING IN 2007 STARTED THE FIRST TWO-YEAR PROCUREMENT PROCESS FOR REPLACEMENT OF 40 BUSES.PURPOSE AND NEED FOR PROJECT:THE IMMEDIATE REPLACEMENT NEEDS FOR BOTH VANPOOL AND FIXED ROUTE 40 BUSES WILL BE PARTIALLY MET THROUGH THIS PROJECT. THE 2009 ARRA FUNDS PREVIOUSLY APPLIED FOR AND RECEIVED HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THE FLEET REPLACEMENT AND EXPANSION EFFORT. THIS TRANSFER OF FHWA FUNDS ALONG WITH PRIOR TRANSFERS WILL ALLOW THE SYSTEM TO BEST MEET OUR CUSTOMERS NEEDS FOR SAFE AND RELIABLE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION.PROJECT LOCATION:THE FIXED FLEET PROVIDES SERVICE WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE AND THE VANPOOL FLEET PROVIDES TRANSPORTATION SERVICES WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY AND BETWEEN THE MUNICIPALITY AND THE MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH.PROJECT CONTACT:GARY TAYLOR 907-343-8228 TAYLORGA@MUNI.ORGTHE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT (PTD) OPERATING BUDGET CONSISTS OF 144 FULL TIME EMPLOYEES. THE SERVICE PROVIDED BY THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT IS A FIXED ROUTE SYSTEM WITH DEMAND RESPONSIVE SERVICES FOR ADA AND SENIOR CLIENTS PROVIDED THROUGH A CONTRACT WITH PARATRANSIT SERVICES. THIS CONTRACTOR IS NOW A UNION PROVIDER. THE TEAMSTER LOCAL 959 BUSINESS MANAGER MIKE JONES (PHONE 907 565-8272 FAX 907-565-8265 AND EMAIL AT MJONES@AKTEAMSTERS.COM) 520 E. 34TH AVE. ANCHORAGE AK 99503 WAS ELECTED EARLY IN 2003 TO REPRESENT THE WORKERS FOR THIS CONTRACTOR.ADDITIONALLY VANPOOL SERVICES ARE MANAGED THROUGH A CONTRACT WITH VPSI INC. VPSI INC. IS A NON-UNION COMPANY AND HAS NO EMPLOYEES WITH LABOR UNION REPRESENTATION.THERE ARE NO ITS COMPONENTS IN THIS GRANT.MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE IS AWARE THAT NEW OR REMANUFACTURED BUSES VANS RAIL CARS AND OTHER MODES OF PUBLIC TRANSIT MUST MEET ADA VEHICLE STANDARDS (FOUND AT: HTTP://WWW.ACCESS-BOARD.GOV/TRANSIT/). US DOT REGULATIONS IMPLEMENTING THE TRANSPORTATION PROVISIONS OF THE ADA ARE CODIFIED AT 49 CFR PARTS 27 37 AND 38 AND CAN BE FOUND ON THE OFFICE OF CIVIL RIGHTS ADA WEBSITE (WWW.FTA.DOT.GOV/ADA).THE MUNICIPALITY WILL REQUIRE THAT: TRANSIT VEHICLE MANUFACTURES (TVM) MUST HAVE AN APPROVED FTA DBE PROGRAM AND GOAL PRIOR TO BIDDING ON CONTRACT. FOR A CURRENT LISTING SEE HTTP://WWW.FTA.DOT.GOV/DOCUMENTS/TVM_POSTING4.7.09.PDF11.PDF | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | ANCHORAGE, MUNICIPALITY OF (INC) | — | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PROJECT WILLENHANCE THE EXISTING TRANSIT STATION AND SERVICES TO INCLUDE IMPROVEMENTS TO BUS ROUTES PROVIDINGMORE CONSISTENT TRAVEL TIMES THROUGH THE PROJECT AREA GAINING SIGNIFICANT EFFICIENCY AND ON-TIMEPERFORMANCE IN THE SYSTEM. IMPROVEMENTS WILL ALSO BE MADE TO PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE FACILITIESPROVIDING SAFE AND CONVENIENT ACCESS FROM THE DIMOND TRANSIT CENTER TO PUBLIC RIGHTS-OF-WAY.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THE MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE PROPOSES 14 IMPROVEMENTS DETAILED IN THE ENCLOSED MATRIX. THESE IMPROVEMENTS INCLUDE DESIGN ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION OF PEDESTRIAN WALKWAYS CROSSWALKS LIGHTING DRAINAGE SIGNAGE BUS LANDING PLATFORMS SITE AMENITIES AND BUS WAITING SHELTERS INCLUDING SIGNAL AND LANE RECONFIGURATIONS TO SUPPORT TRANSIT SERVICE.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE PROJECT WILLENHANCE THE EXISTING TRANSIT STATION AND SERVICES TO INCLUDE IMPROVEMENTS TO BUS ROUTES PROVIDINGMORE CONSISTENT TRAVEL TIMES THROUGH THE PROJECT AREA GAINING SIGNIFICANT EFFICIENCY AND ON-TIMEPERFORMANCE IN THE SYSTEM. IMPROVEMENTS WILL ALSO BE MADE TO PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE FACILITIESPROVIDING SAFE AND CONVENIENT ACCESS FROM THE DIMOND TRANSIT CENTER TO PUBLIC RIGHTS-OF-WAY.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: RIDERS STAFF COMMUTERS PEDESTRIANS; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | ANCHORAGE, MUNICIPALITY OF (INC) | $-275033 | — |
| FY22 GRANTS FOR BUS & BUS FACILITIES COMPETITIVE PROGRAM | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | GULKANA VILLAGE COUNCIL | $4.5M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT WILL BE TO PROVIDE ROLLING STOCK RELATED SUPPORT EQUIPMENT ACQUISITION STATE TRAINING FUNDS AS WELL AS STATE ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED ARE ACQUIRING CAPITAL INCLUDING ROLLING STOCK SUPPORT EQUIPMENT AS WELL AS STATE TRAINING FUNDS AND STATE ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: EXPECTED OUTCOMES ARE TO SUPPORT PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SERVICES BY REPLACING ROLLING STOCK SUPPORT EQUIPMENT AND THROUGH EDUCATION TRAINING AND STRUCTURE.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: INTENDED BENEFICIARIES ARE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION RIDERS IN RURAL AREAS THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF ALASKA.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: SUBRECIPIENTS INCLUDE:INTERIOR ALASKA BUS LINE CAPITAL TRANSIT KETCHIKAN GATEWAY BOROUGH SUNSHINE TRANSIT VALLEY TRANSIT AND THE STATE OF ALASKA.SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES WILL BE ACQUIRING CAPITAL INCLUDING ROLLING STOCK AND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT. | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | AK STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION | $1.3M | — |
| THIS GRANT APPLIES $1056560 IN FY19 5307 FUNDING FOR OPERATING ASSISTANCE AND $268773 IN FY19 5307 FUNDING FOR A BUS PURCHASE (FOR A TOTAL OF $1325333 IN FY2019 FUNDING). | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH OF | $924K | — |
| BUDGET REVISION 3/14/2022THIS BUDGET REVISION EXTENDS THE PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE END DATE TO JUNE 30 2023 TO ACCOMMODATE THE EXTENDED PROJECT TIMELINE PROPOSED BY THE KETCHIKAN GATEWAY BOROUGH.END OF BUDGET REVISION BUDGET REVISION 8/12/2020THIS BUDGET REVISION EXTENDS THE PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE END DATE TO MARCH 31 2022 TO ACCOMMODATE THE EXTENDED PROJECT TIMELINE PROPOSED BY THE KETCHIKAN GATEWAY BOROUGH.INITIAL APPLICATION THIS GRANT IS FUNDED WITH FY09 SECTION 5309 BUS FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $570000 (E2009-BUSP-018). FUNDS WILL BE USED FOR STATEWIDE BUS AND BUS-FACILITY ENHANCEMENTS FOR THE ALASKA MOBILITY COALITION TO PROVIDE A STATEWIDE SOURCE OF FUNDING FOR COMMUNITY TRANSIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT SHOW THE NEED FOR VEHICLES AND OTHER APPROPRIATE CAPITAL PROJECTS THAT ENHANCE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS. THE PROJECTS LISTED BELOW ARE EXAMPLES OF THE STATEWIDE COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION EFFORT. THIS IS NOT MEANT TO BE AN INCLUSIVE LIST: A)CONTINUATION OF ALTERNATIVE FUEL VEHICLE PILOT PROJECT -THE AMC AND AKDOT WOULD IDENTIFY TWO SMALL COMMUNITY TRANSIT SYSTEMS THAT WOULD BE INTERESTED AS PART OF A PILOT PROJECT IN PURCHASING/LEASING A HYBRID VEHICLE FROM THE AMC. B)TRANSIT TECHNOLOGY FUND - THE AMC WILL CONTINUE TO OPERATE A SMALL FUND THAT WOULD ALLOW LOCAL TRANSIT COMMUNITIES TO PURCHASE HARDWARE OR SOFTWARE FOR TRANSIT TECHNOLOGY FOR THEIR TRANSIT SYSTEM.C)PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE FUND - THE ALASKA MOBILITY COALITION IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE ALASKA VILLAGE INITIATIVES WOULD OPERATE A VEHICLE PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM FOR RURAL TRANSIT SYSTEMS IN ALASKA. THE PROJECT WOULD HIRE A FLOATING MECHANIC TO ASSIST SMALL TRANSIT SYSTEMS WITH THEIR VEHICLE MAINTENANCE NEEDS AS WELL AS SET UP A FUND TO REIMBURSE FOR VEHICLE PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE COSTS.D) THE AMC IS PROPOSING TO USE UP TO 10% OF THE TOTAL COST OF THE PROJECTS FOR PROJECT ADMINISTRATION (OR $57000). THIS WOULD INCLUDE HIRING CONSULTANTS TO ASSIST WITH THE PROJECTS LISTED ABOVE AS WELL AS TO REIMBURSE AKDOT FOR PROVIDING AMC WITH FISCAL OVERSIGHT AND ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT FOR THE PROJECT.VEHICLES PURCHASED IN THIS GRANT WILL HAVE A USEFUL LIFE OF 4-12 YEARS BASED UPON CIRCULAR 5010. THE USEFUL LIVES FOR THESE VEHICLES WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:-LARGE HEAVY-DUTY TRANSIT BUSES INCLUDING OVER THE ROAD BUSES (APPROXIMATELY 3540 AND ARTICULATED BUSES): AT LEAST 12 YEARS OF SERVICE OR AN ACCUMULATION OF AT LEAST 500000 MILES. -SMALL SIZE HEAVY-DUTY TRANSIT BUSES (APPROXIMATELY 30): AT LEAST 10 YEARS OR AN ACCUMULATION OF AT LEAST 350000 MILES. -MEDIUM-SIZE MEDIUM-DUTY TRANSIT BUSES (APPROXIMATELY 2535): AT LEAST SEVEN YEARS OR AN ACCUMULATION OF AT LEAST 200000 MILES. -MEDIUM-SIZE LIGHT-DUTY TRANSIT BUSES (APPROXIMATELY 2535): AT LEAST FIVE YEARS OR AN ACCUMULATION OF AT LEAST 150000 MILES. -OTHER LIGHT-DUTY VEHICLES USED AS EQUIPMENT AND IN TRANSPORT OF PASSENGERS (REVENUE SERVICE) SUCH AS REGULAR AND SPECIALIZED VANS SEDANS AND LIGHT DUTY BUSES INCLUDING ALL BUS MODELS EXEMPT FROM TESTING IN THE CURRENT 49 CFR PART 665: AT LEAST FOUR YEARS OR AN ACCUMULATION OF AT LEAST 100000 MILES.EQUIPMENT PURCHASES IN THIS GRANT WILL HAVE USEFUL LIVES OF 5-10 YEARS. ALL BUT 11.42.06 ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS ARE CE TYPE 16 AND HAVE BEEN CONCURRED BY EKMS OF FTA 5/6/11. ALIS 11.42.06 CE TYPE 19 AND 11.17.A00 CE TYPE 16 19 WERE ALSO CONCURRED BY EKMS OF FTA ON 5/6/11.ALASKA MOBILITY COALITION IS WILL BE WORKING WITH THE ALASKA DOT PF ON A PROJECT INTEGRATING TRANSIT INTO THE CURRENT 511 SYSTEM. THIS PROJECT INCLUDES ITS COMPONENTS FOR THE ALASKA 511 TRAVELER INFORMATION SYSTEM TO ADD REAL-TIME SCHEDULE INFORMATION FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION TO THE 511 PHONE SYSTEM. THIS EQUIPMENT IMPLEMENTATION IS PART OF THE REGIONAL ITS ARCHITECTURE TITLED ALASKA IWAYS ARCHITECTURE WHICH WAS LAST UPDATED ON 9/5/2008. FOR MORE INFORMATION SEE SECTION 1.3 OF THE SUMMARY REPORT DATED JANUARY 26TH 2009 AND ALSO THE ITS LONG RANGE VISION DOCUMENT SECTION 3.3.3 TRAVELER INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION.THIS PROJECT COMPLIES WITH THE REGIONAL ITS ARCHITECTURE. THE PROJECT DEVELOPMENT INCLUDED SYSTEMS ENGINEERING PROCESS.THE ALASKA MOBILITY COALITION HAS REQUESTED THAT THE ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC FACILITIES ADMINISTER THIS GRANT. A COPY OF THE REQUEST IS ATTACHED. THIS PROJECT WAS INCLUDED IN THE 2010-2013 STIP APPROVED BY FTA/FHWA ON JANUARY 31 2011. THE PROJECT IDENTIFIER IS 24056.THERE IS A FEDERAL/NON-FEDERAL MATCHING RATIO OF 80:20. THE 20% FEDERAL MATCH WILL BE LOCAL IN-KIND AND CASH PROVIDED BY ALASKA MOBILITY COALITION. THE NEEDED LOCAL MATCH FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE FOR ALL PROJECTS IN THIS GRANT. AKDOT AND AMC ARE AWARE THAT TRANSIT VEHICLE MANUFACTURES (TVM) MUST HAVE A CURRENT APPROVED FTA DBE PROGRAM AND GOAL PRIOR TO BIDDING ON CONTRACT. FOR A CURRENT LISTING SEE HTTP://WWW.FTA.DOT.GOV/DOCUMENTS/TVM_POSTING4.7.09.PDF11.PDF AKDOT AND AMC ARE AWARE THAT NEW OR REMANUFACTURED BUSES VANS RAIL CARS AND OTHER MODES OF PUBLIC TRANSIT MUST MEET ADA VEHICLE STANDARDS (FOUND AT: HTTP://WWW.ACCESS-BOARD.GOV/TRANSIT/). US DOT REGULATIONS IMPLEMENTING THE TRANSPORTATION PROVISIONS OF THE ADA ARE CODIFIED AT 49 CFR PARTS 27 37 AND 38 AND CAN BE FOUND ON THE OFFICE OF CIVIL RIGHTS ADA WEBSITE (WWW.FTA.DOT.GOV/ADA). | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | AK STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION | $-249806 | — |
| ORIGINAL (00)GRANT INFORMATION:THIS GRANT APPLICATION IS FOR $1819400 IN TOTAL FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR (FFY) 2015 FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION (FHWA) COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM (CTP) GRANT FUNDS AWARDED TO ANCHORAGE FOR DIMOND CENTER PEDESTRIAN AND TRANSIT IMPROVEMENTS. THIS GRANT WILL PROVIDE FUNDING FOR ENHANCEMENTS TO THE EXISTING TRANSIT STATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PHASE I RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE DIMOND INTERMODAL FACILITY FEASIBILITY STUDY (SEE ATTACHED PHASE 1 IMPROVEMENTS MATRIX.PDF) THE PROPOSED PROJECT SITE IS LOCATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE DIMOND CENTER MALL AT 800 EAST DIMOND BLVD IN ANCHORAGE ALASKA. PHASE 1 OF THE PROJECT FOCUSES ON THE PLANNING DESIGN CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF ONSITE PEDESTRIAN AND BUS FACILITIES TO INCREASE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF EXISTING SYSTEM. THE PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS INCLUDE IMPROVEMENTS TO PEDESTRIAN WALKWAYS CROSSWALKS LIGHTING DRAINAGE SIGNAGE BUS LANDING PADS AND LANE RECONFIGURATIONS TO SUPPORT TRANSIT. LOCAL MATCH:THE FEDERAL TO LOCAL MATCH RATIO FOR FHWA CAPITAL PROJECTS IN ALASKA IS 90.97:9.03 IN ACCORDANCE WITH FHWA NOTICE N 4540.12 TABLE 1 PUBLISHED ON 3/12/1992 WHICH DEFINES SLIDING SCALE RATES OF FEDERAL-AID PARTICIPATION IN PUBLIC LANDS STATES FOR PROJECTS NOT ON THE INTERSTATE SYSTEM.THE REQUIRED LOCAL MATCH FOR THIS PROJECT IS $180600 WHICH WILL BE FUNDED FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENT GENERAL FUNDS STATE MATCH GRANTS AND/OR LOCAL BONDS.USEFUL LIFE:THE USEFUL LIFE FOR CAPITAL ASSETS SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH FTA C 5010.1D.IV-17.(2) WHERE APPLICABLE. THE USEFUL LIFE FOR THE DIMOND PHASE I IMPROVEMENTS SHALL BE TWENTY (20) YEARS. TIP REFERENCE:THE PROJECTS IN THIS GRANT ARE INCLUDED AND APPROVED IN THE FOLLOWING TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PLANS (TIP):APPROVED ON 6/04/2015 BY THE COMMISSIONER: 2015-2018 STIP ADMINISTRATIVE MODIFICATION #4 TABLE 4 NON-MOTORIZED LINE 2 NEED# 29257 DIMOND CENTER PEDESTRIAN AND TRANSIT IMPROVEMENTS (SEE ATTACHMENT 2015-2018 STIP ADMINMOD4 T4 NON-MOTORIZED.PDF)ENVIRONMENTAL APPROVAL:THIS PROJECT HAS RECEIVED FEDERAL ENVIRONMENTAL APPROVAL AND CONCURRENCE ON 5/22/2013 THAT IT QUALIFIES AS A CATEGORICAL EXCLUSION AS DESCRIBED IN 23 CFR SECTION 771.118(D) (SEE ATTACHED DCE 2012-01 DIMOND PH1 APPROVAL.PDF). RELATIONSHIP WITH OTHER GRANTS:THE DIMOND PHASE 1 IMPROVEMENTS FUNDED WITH THIS GRANT ALSO RECEIVE FUNDING FROM THESE OTHER GRANT(S): AK-55-0004-01ADA STATEMENT:ANY NEW AND ALTERED FACILITIES INCLUDING RAIL STATIONS BUS STOPS AND AIRPORTS ARE SUBJECT TO ADA STANDARDS FOR TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES (FOUND AT HTTP://WWW.ACCESS-BOARD.GOV/GUIDELINES-AND-STANDARDS/TRANSPORTATION/FACILITIES/ABOUT-THE-ADA-STANDARDS-FOR-TRANSPORTATION-FACILITIES/ADA-STANDARDS-FOR-TRANSPORTATION-FACILITIES-SINGLE-FILE). US DOT REGULATIONS IMPLEMENTING THE TRANSPORTATION PROVISIONS OF THE ADA ARE CODIFIED AT 49 CFR PARTS 27 37 AND 38 AND CAN BE FOUND ON THE OFFICE OF CIVIL RIGHTS ADA WEBSITE (WWW.FTA.DOT.GOV/ADA). | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | ANCHORAGE, MUNICIPALITY OF (INC) | $-1350372 | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS PROJECT WILL PROVIDE BUS STOP FACILITIES IN PARKING LOTS THAT ARE LOCATED IN AREAS THAT MINIMIZE A COMMUTERS DRIVE TIME AND ALLOWS ACCESS TO THE METROPOLITAN AREA COMMUTER SYSTEM (MACS) BUS SERVICE.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: INSTALL FACILITIES IN PARKING LOTS.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: INCREASED EFFICIENCY AND ACCESS TO TRANSIT.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: PATRONS OF FNSB; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: N/A | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH OF | $-19410 | — |
| INITIAL APPLICATION THIS GRANT IS FUNDED WITH FY08 SECTION 5309 BUS FUNDS FOR STATEWIDE BUS AND BUS-FACILITY ENHANCEMENTS FOR THE ALASKA MOBILITY COALITION IN THE AMOUNT OF $367500 (E2008-BUSP-0653). THE GRANT WILL BE USED TO PROVIDE A STATEWIDE SOURCE OF FUNDING FOR COMMUNITY TRANSIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT SHOW THE NEED FOR VEHICLES AND OTHER APPROPRIATE CAPITAL PROJECTS THAT ENHANCE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS. THE NEEDED LOCAL MATCH FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE FOR ALL PROJECTS IN THIS GRANT. THE PROJECTS LISTED BELOW ARE EXAMPLES OF THE STATEWIDE COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION EFFORT. THIS IS NOT MEANT TO BE AN INCLUSIVE LIST: A)ALTERNATIVE FUEL VEHICLE PILOT PROJECT THE AMC AND AKDOT WOULD IDENTIFY TWO SMALL COMMUNITY TRANSIT SYSTEMS THAT WOULD BE INTERESTED AS PART OF A PILOT PROJECT IN PURCHASING/LEASING A HYBRID VEHICLE FROM THE AMC. B)TRANSIT TECHNOLOGY FUND THE AMC WOULD OPERATE A SMALL FUND THAT WOULD ALLOW LOCAL TRANSIT COMMUNITIES TO PURCHASE HARDWARE OR SOFTWARE FOR TRANSIT TECHNOLOGY FOR THEIR TRANSIT SYSTEM.C)PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE FUND THE ALASKA MOBILITY COALITION IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE ALASKA VILLAGE INITIATIVES WOULD OPERATE A VEHICLE PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM FOR RURAL TRANSIT SYSTEMS IN ALASKA. THE PROJECT WOULD HIRE A FLOATING MECHANIC TO ASSIST SMALL TRANSIT SYSTEMS WITH THEIR VEHICLE MAINTENANCE NEEDS AS WELL AS SET UP A FUND TO REIMBURSE FOR VEHICLE PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE COSTS. D) THE AMC IS PROPOSING TO USE UP TO 10% OF THE TOTAL COST OF THE PROJECTS FOR PROJECT ADMINISTRATION (OR $36750). THIS WOULD INCLUDE HIRING CONSULTANTS TO ASSIST WITH THE PROJECTS LISTED ABOVE AS WELL AS TO REIMBURSE AKDOT FOR PROVIDING AMC WITH FISCAL OVERSIGHT AND ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT FOR THE PROJECT.VEHICLES PURCHASED IN THIS GRANT WILL HAVE A USEFUL LIFE OF 4 YEARS.EQUIPMENT PURCHASES IN THIS GRANT WILL HAVE USEFUL LIFES OF 5-10 YEARS. THERE ARE NO ITS COMPONENTS IN THIS PROJECT. THE ALASKA MOBILITY COALITION HAS REQUESTED THAT THE ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC FACILITIES ADMINISTER THIS GRANT. A COPY OF THE REQUEST IS ATTACHED. THE ALASKA MOBILITY COALITION PROJECTS HAVE BEEN FUNDED UNDER AK-04-0005 AS WELL.THIS PROJECT WAS INCLUDED IN THE 2010-2013 STIP APPROVED BY FTA/FHWA ON DECEMBER 11 2009. THE PROJECT IDENTIFIER IS 21954.THERE IS A FEDERAL/NON-FEDERAL MATCHING RATIO OF 80:20. THE 20% FEDERAL MATCH WILL BE LOCAL IN-KIND AND CASH PROVIDED BY ALASKA MOBILITY COALITION.AKDOT AND AMC ARE AWARE THAT TRANSIT VEHICLE MANUFACTURES (TVM) MUST HAVE A CURRENT APPROVED FTA DBE PROGRAM AND GOAL PRIOR TO BIDDING ON CONTRACT. FOR A CURRENT LISTING SEE HTTP://WWW.FTA.DOT.GOV/DOCUMENTS/TVM_POSTING4.7.09.PDF11.PDF AKDOT AND AMC ARE AWARE THAT NEW OR REMANUFACTURED BUSES VANS RAIL CARS AND OTHER MODES OF PUBLIC TRANSIT MUST MEET ADA VEHICLE STANDARDS (FOUND AT: HTTP://WWW.ACCESS-BOARD.GOV/TRANSIT/). US DOT REGULATIONS IMPLEMENTING THE TRANSPORTATION PROVISIONS OF THE ADA ARE CODIFIED AT 49 CFR PARTS 27 37 AND 38 AND CAN BE FOUND ON THE OFFICE OF CIVIL RIGHTS ADA WEBSITE (WWW.FTA.DOT.GOV/ADA). | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | AK STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION | $-150890 | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO FUND STATE ADMINISTRATION RURAL AND INTERCITY BUS PROJECT ADMINISTRATION AND OPERATING ASSISTANCE AND PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE IN RURAL AREAS ACROSS THE STATE OF ALASKA.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED INCLUDE OPERATING ADMINISTRATION AND PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE FOR RURAL SUBRECIPIENTS ACROSS THE STATE OF ALASKA.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE EXPECTED OUTCOMES ARE THE CONTINUED OPERATION OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF ALASKA.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: INTENDED BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE RESIDENTS AND VISITORS OF THE STATE OF ALASKA.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: SUBRECIPIENTS WILL PROVIDE CONTINUED OPERATION OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS IN BETHEL JUNEAU STERLING KASILOF SOLDOTNA GIRDWOOD GLENNALLEN GULKANA GAKONA VALDEZ KETCHIKAN ANCHORAGE CRAIG KLAWOCK KODIAK WILLOW MAT-SU STERLING KASILOF NIKISKI KENAI SOLDOTNA COPPER CENTER TAZLINA GLENNALLEN GULKANA GAKONA VALDEZ. | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | AK STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION | $16.0M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS ACQUISITION OF ROLLING STOCK SUPPORT VEHICLES BUS EQUIPMENT AND MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT FOR TRANSIT OPERATORS WITHIN THE STATE OF ALASKA.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED ARE THE ACQUISITION OF ROLLING STOCK SUPPORT VEHICLES BUS EQUIPMENT AND MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT WITHIN THE STATE OF ALASKA.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: EXPECTED OUTCOMES ARE MAINTAINING VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT IN A STATE OF GOOD REPAIR.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: INTENDED BENEFICIARIES ARE TRANSIT OPERATORS AND TRANSIT RIDERS ACROSS THE STATE OF ALASKA.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES ARE THE ACQUISITION OF ROLLING STOCK.RECIPIENT:ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC FACILITIESSUBRECIPIENTS:CENTRAL AREA RURAL TRANSIT SYSTEMINTERIOR ALASKA BUS LINEKETCHIKAN GATEWAY BOROUGHJUNEAU CITY BOROUGHSUNSHINE TRANSITGLACIER VALLEY TRANSIT | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | AK STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION | $4.0M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS ACQUISITION OF ROLLING STOCK SUPPORT VEHICLES BUS EQUIPMENT AND MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT FOR TRANSIT OPERATORS WITHIN THE STATE OF ALASKA.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED ARE THE ACQUISITION OF ROLLING STOCK SUPPORT VEHICLES BUS EQUIPMENT AND MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT WITHIN THE STATE OF ALASKA.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: EXPECTED OUTCOMES ARE MAINTAINING VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT IN A STATE OF GOOD REPAIR.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: INTENDED BENEFICIARIES ARE TRANSIT OPERATORS AND TRANSIT RIDERS ACROSS THE STATE OF ALASKA.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES ARE THE ACQUISITION OF ROLLING STOCK. | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | AK STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION | $3.8M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS ACQUISITION OF ROLLING STOCK.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED ARE THE ACQUISITION OF ROLLING STOCK.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: EXPECTED OUTCOMES ARE A REDUCTION IN VEHICLE MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES AND THE NEW ROLLING STOCK WILL BE SAFER THAN EXISTING OLDER VEHICLES.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: INTENDED BENEFICIARIES ARE THE STATE OF ALASKA TRANSIT OPERATORS AND TRANSIT RIDERS ACROSS THE STATE.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES ARE THE ACQUISITION OF ROLLING STOCK.RECIPIENT:ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC FACILITIESSUBRECIPIENTS: CITY OF BETHEL CENTRAL AREA RUAL TRANSIT SYSTEM GLACIER VALLEY TRANSIT INTERIOR ALASKA BUS LINE KETCHIKAN GATEWAY BOROUGH JUNEAU CITY BOUROUGH SENIOR CITIZENS OF KODIAK SITKA TRIBE SUNSHINE TRANSIT VALLEY TRANSIT | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | AK STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION | $3.5M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO REPLACE FIXED-ROUTE MOTOR BUS REVENUE VEHICLES THAT HAVE MET OR EXCEEDED THEIR USEFUL LIFE TO SUPPORT THE PEOPLE MOVER FIXED-ROUTE SERVICE.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: PURCHASE FIXED-ROUTE MOTOR BUS REVENUE VEHICLES.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: FIXED-ROUTE SERVICE WILL IMPROVE DUE TO THE REDUCTION OF BREAK/FIXES. MAINTENANCE COSTS WILL BE REDUCED DUE TO INCREASE RELIABILITY AND EFFICIENCY OF NEWER FLEET.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: MOA PTD PERSONNEL AND RIDERS THAT RELY ON FIXED-ROUTE SERVICE. WELL-MAINTAINED VEHICLES ENSURE ASSET RELIABILITY REDUCTION IN SERVICE DELAYS AND REDUCES THE BURDEN OF COST TO PROVIDE SAFE RELIABLE SERVICE TO OUR CONSTITUENTS.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | ANCHORAGE, MUNICIPALITY OF (INC) | $3.4M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS ACQUISITION OF ROLLING STOCK SUPPORT VEHICLES BUS EQUIPMENT AND MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT FOR TRANSIT OPERATORS WITHIN THE STATE OF ALASKA.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED ARE THE ACQUISITION OF ROLLING STOCK SUPPORT VEHICLES BUS EQUIPMENT AND MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT WITHIN THE STATE OF ALASKA.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: EXPECTED OUTCOMES ARE MAINTAINING VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT IN A STATE OF GOOD REPAIR.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: INTENDED BENEFICIARIES ARE TRANSIT OPERATORS AND TRANSIT RIDERS ACROSS THE STATE OF ALASKA.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES ARE THE ACQUISITION OF ROLLING STOCK SUPPORT VEHICLES SUPPORT EQUIPMENT AND ROLLING STOCK REBUILD.RECIPIENT:ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC FACILITIESSUBRECIPIENTS:CENTRAL AREA RURAL TRANSIT SYSTEMKETCHIKAN GATEWAY BOROUGHJUNEAU CITY BOROUGHSUNSHINE TRANSIT | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | AK STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION | $2.9M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: TO CONSTRUCT A BUS GARAGE/VEHICLE MAINTENANCE FACILITY TO HOUSE TRANSIT EQUIPMENT AND TO PROVIDE SHELTERED INDOOR SPACE FOR VEHICLE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: PURCHASING A 60 BY 80 METAL BUILDING PACKAGE FROM A STEEL MANUFACTURER IN THE LOWER 48 AND SHIP TO UNALAKLEET VIA BARGE FROM SEATTLE. THE BUILDING WILL BE HEATED AND CONNECTED TO EXISTING ELECTRIC AND WATER LINES. THE PROJECT WILL ALSO PURCHASE A SHOP TRUCK LIFT AND SHOP EQUIPMENT FOR VEHICLE SERVICING AND REPAIR. THE BUILDING WILL INCLUDE A SMALLER SECOND STORY LOFT AREA TO SERVE AS THE TRANSIT MAINTENANCE OFFICE AND TO PROVIDE SLEEPING QUARTERS TO ACCOMMODATE ITINERANT MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANICS FLOWN IN FROM ANCHORAGE OR NOME FOR NEEDED REPAIR SERVICES.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: VEHICLES STORED IN THE NEW FACILITY WILL LENGTHEN THEIR USEFUL LIFE. THIS WILL ENABLE MORE RELIABLE SERVICES TO OUR RIDERS AND PROVIDE CONTINUAL ACCESS TO NEEDED COMMUNITY SERVICES THE POST OFFICE GROCERY STORES HEALTH CLINIC TRIBAL CITY AND CORPORATION OFFICES AND TO THE AIRPORT FOR SCHEDULED OR EMERGENCY MEDICAL FLIGHTS TO NOME AND ANCHORAGE.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: RIDERS ARE UNALAKLEET RESIDENTS VISITORS FROM THE SURROUNDING SUB-REGIONAL VILLAGES ITINERANT REGIONAL HEALTH AND PUBLIC SAFETY PROVIDERS AND FEDERAL STATE AND REGIONAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS. TRANSIT VEHICLES TRANSPORT TRIBAL ELDERS TO THE NVU MEMORIAL HALL FOR THE DAILY CONGREGATE MEAL FOR SOCIALIZATION TO DECREASE ISOLATION AND FOR INTERACTIONS WITH NVU ELDER STAFF FOR INFORMATION SHARING AND REFERRALS TO AVAILABLE SERVICES. TRANSIT SERVICES ARE FURTHER USED FOR THE DELIVERY OF A MEAL AND FOOD BOXES TO HOMEBOUND RESIDENTS TO DECREASE FOOD INSECURITY AND TO CONDUCT SENIOR SAFETY CHECKS.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: N/A | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | NATIVE VILLAGE OF UNALAKLEET | $1.6M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: KENAITZE REQUESTS FUNDING TO CONSTRUCT A FACILITY FOR TRANSIT VEHICLE MAINTENANCE NEEDED TO EXTEND USEFUL BUS LIFE AND MAINTAIN A STATE OF GOOD REPAIR IN THIS RURAL SUB-ARCTIC REGION OF ALASKA.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: CONSTRUCTION OF A TRANSPORTATION FACILITY FOR USE BY THE TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: A FACILITY TO HELP EXTEND USEFUL BUS LIFE MAINTAIN A STATE OF GOOD REPAIR AND KEEPING THE TRANSIT SYSTEM ACCESSIBLE AFFORDABLE AND RELIABLE IMPROVING QUALITY OF LIFE ON THE KENAI PENINSULA.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: TRIBAL MEMBERS AND THE PUBLIC RESIDENTS OF THE CENTRAL KENAI PENINSULA.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: N/A | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | KENAITZE INDIAN TRIBE | $1.6M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: IMPROVE WASH BAY FACILITY TO INCLUDE THE UPGRADE/REPLACEMENT OF THE BUS WASH SYSTEM.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: REPLACE AND/OR UPGRADE EXISTING BUS WASH EQUIPMENT ADDRESS ANY PLUMBING OR ELECTRICAL NEEDS TO SUPPORT UPGRADED SYSTEM UPGRADE WASH BAY INTERIOR WALLS AND LIGHTING.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: REDUCED MAINTENANCE COST ENERGY EFFICIENCY IMPROVED SAFETY REDUCE REDUNDANCY AND IMPROVE STAFF PRODUCTIVITY.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: MAINTENANCE STAFF BUS OPERATORS CUSTOMERS AND CITIZENS SHARING THE ROAD WITH OUR BUSES; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | ANCHORAGE, MUNICIPALITY OF (INC) | $1.5M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO FUND OPERATING ASSISTANCE AND STATE ADMINISTRATION IN SUPPORT OF INTER-CITY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PROVIDERS ACROSS THE STATE OF ALASKA.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED INCLUDE INTER-CITY OPERATING ASSISTANCE AND STATE ADMINISTRATION.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: EXPECTED OUTCOMES ARE CONTINUED PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION THROUGH FUNDING OPERATIONS.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE INTENDED BENEFICIARIES ARE INTER-CITY TRANSIT PROVIDERS INCLUDING GULKANA VILLAGE COUNCIL. REMAINING FUNDS FOLLOWING DISTRIBUTION TO GVC WILL BE DISTRIBUTED FOR 5311 OPERATING ASSISTANCE.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: SUBRECIPIENTS WILL PROVIDE CONTINUED OPERATION OF INTER-CITY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS AROUND ALASKA INCLUDING GULKANA VILLAGE COUNCIL (GVC) AND INTERIOR ALASKA BUS LINE (IABL). IABL DECLINED ARPA DISTRIBUTION. REMAINING FUNDS FOLLOWING DISTRIBUTION TO GVC WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AMONG 5311 OPERATORS (SEE ATTACHED POP). | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | AK STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION | $1.4M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS GRANT IS TO ACQUIRE EQUIPMENT FOR THE YEAR-ROUND MAINTENANCE OF THE TRANSIT CORRIDORS IN UNALAKLEET ALASKA THAT LEAD TO NEW HOUSING SUBDIVISIONS AND AN ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: ACTIVITIES INCLUDING PURCHASING A DUMP TRUCK AND LOADER TO HAUL GRAVEL AND ROCKS FROM THE CITY. THE SKID STEER AND GRADER WILL HELP TO MAINTAIN THE TRANSIT CORRIDOR BY REMOVING SNOW DURING THE WINTER AND MAINTAINING THE DIRT ROAD SURFACES DURING SPRING AND SUMMER.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THIS PROJECT WILL DECREASE THE NEED FOR COSTLY BUS REPAIRS AND FLAT TIRES RESULTING FROM ICY AND RUTTED AND POTHOLED ROAD CONDITIONS. RIDERSHIP WILL INCREASE AS A RESULT OF LESS FREQUENT SERVICE INTERRUPTIONS DUE TO UNSAFE ROADS.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: INTENDED BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE TRIBAL ELDERS THE PUBLIC AND RESIDENTS OF THE SUBDIVISION AND ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: N/A | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | NATIVE VILLAGE OF UNALAKLEET | $1.4M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE FOR THIS AWARD IS TO PARTIALLY FUND THE REPLACEMENT OF 2 FIXED ROUTE BUS FOR THE PEOPLE MOVER SYSTEM IN ANCHORAGE AK.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: PURCHASE APPROXIMATELY 2 REPLACEMENT FIXED ROUTE BUSES.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: MAINTAIN VEHICLES IN A STATE OF GOOD REPAIR.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: MOA PTD PERSONNEL AND TRANSIT RIDERS WHO USE FIXED-ROUTE SERVICE (PEOPLE MOVER).; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | ANCHORAGE, MUNICIPALITY OF (INC) | $1.2M | — |
| FY17 STP - BUS PURCHASE | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH OF | $1.2M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS APPLICATION IS TO EXPAND TRANSPORTATION ACCESS AND OPTIONS WITH A PILOT FIXED-ROUTE BUS SERVICE CONNECTING THE COMMUNITIES OF NIKISKI KENAI SOLDOTNA AND STERLING OPERATING ALONG THE KENAI SPUR HIGHWAY THE STERLING HIGHWAY AND KALIFORNSKY BEACH ROAD; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED ARE OPERATING ASSISTANCE TRAINING PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES FOR BUS OPERATIONS AND SUPPLIES / CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS FOR BUS STOP CONSTRUCTION.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE EXPECTED OUTCOMES ARE TO CONNECT UNINA (DENAINA WORD FOR THOSE WHO COME FOR SERVICE) IN THE COMMUNITIES OF SOLDOTNA KENAI NIKISKI AND ACROSS THE KENAITZE ANVSA.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE INTENDED BENEFICIARIES ARE THE LOW-INCOME UNINA TO SERVICES AND THE PUBLIC.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: N/A | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | KENAITZE INDIAN TRIBE | $1.1M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS GRANT WILL PROVIDE FY2022 SECTION 5307 FUNDS FOR THE PURCHASE AND INSTALLATION OF A REPLACEMENT BUS SECURITY CAMERA SYSTEM AND BIKE RACKS THAT ACCOMMODATE BIKES WITH FAT TIRES FOR THE MACS TRANSIT REVENUE VEHICLES.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: PROCURE INSTALL AND INTEGRATE MODERNIZED CAMERA SYSTEM EQUIPMENT ON FIXED ROUTE BUSES AND PARATRANSIT VANS. REPLACE LIMITED AND LOWER CAPACITY BIKE RACKS ON FIXED ROUTE BUSES WITH THREE (3) TRAY FAT BIKE RACKS THAT BETTER SERVE THE TRANSPORTATION NEEDS OF THE PUBLIC. COMBINE REMAINING OPERATING AND CAPITAL GRANT MONIES FROM AK-2022-023-01 ($1160031); EXPECTED OUTCOMES: OUR GOAL IS TO PURCHASE A REPLACEMENT BUS SECURITY CAMERA SYSTEM TO REPLACE THE OUTDATED ON-BOARD CAMERAS ON FIXED ROUTE BUSES AND PARATRANSIT VANS. WE INTEND TO REPLACE ALL STANDARD BIKE RACKS WITH THREE (3) TRAY FAT BIKE RACKS ON ALL FIXED ROUTE BUSES. EXPECTED OUTCOMES ARE INCREASED REAL AND PERCEIVED RIDER SAFETY AND A MORE RESPONSIVE FIXED ROUTE FLEET FOR RIDERS WITH BICYCLES.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: ALL CITIZENS OF THE FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH WILL BE BENEFITTED.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THERE ARE NO SUBRECIPIENTS FUNDED UNDER THIS APPLICATION. | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH OF | $777K | — |
| THIS GRANT APPLIES $1084469 IN FY20 5307 FUNDING FOR OPERATING ASSISTANCE AND $283977 IN FY20 5307 FUNDING FOR A BUS PURCHASE (FOR A TOTAL OF $1368446 IN FY20 FUNDING).THIS BUDGET REVISION EXTENDS THE PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE END DATE OF THE GRANT DUE TO COVID-19 DELAY ISSUES. ETA OF DELIVERY IS ESTIMATED AT 18-26 MONTHS DUE TO COVID-19 REQUESTING EXTENSION OF GRANT END DATE TO BE JULY 31ST 2025.PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE START DATE - SHALL BE THE DATE OF THE AWARDPERIOD OF PERFORMANCE END DATE - 07/31/2025 | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH OF | $629K | — |
| THIS GRANT INCLUDES $299602 OF FY2019 SECTION 5307 FUNDS AND $250000 FY2020 SECTION 5307 FUNDS AT 80% FEDERAL SHARE AND 20% LOCAL SHARE FOR THE PURCHASE OF REPLACEMENT OF APPROXIMATELY TWO FIXED-ROUTE MOTOR BUS REVENUE VEHICLES. PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO REPLACE FIXED-ROUTE MOTOR BUS REVENUE VEHICLES THAT HAVE MET OR EXCEEDED THEIR USEFUL LIFE TO SUPPORT THE PEOPLE MOVER FIXED-ROUTE SERVICE.ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: THIS GRANT WILL FUND THE REPLACEMENT OF FIXED-ROUTE MOTOR BUS REVENUE VEHICLES THAT HAVE MET OR EXCEEDED THEIR USEFUL LIFE.EXPECTED OUTCOMES: FIXED-ROUTE SERVICE WILL IMPROVE DUE TO THE REDUCTION OF BREAK/FIXES. MAINTENANCE COSTS WILL BE REDUCED DUE TO INCREASE RELIABILITY AND EFFICIENCY OF NEWER FLEET.INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: MOA PTD PERSONNEL AND RIDERS THAT RELY ON FIXED-ROUTE SERVICE. WELL-MAINTAINED VEHICLES ENSURES ASSET RELIABILITY REDUCTION IN SERVICE DELAYS AND REDUCES THE BURDEN OF COST TO PROVIDE SAFE RELIABLE SERVICE TO OUR CONSTITUENTS.SUBRECIPIENTS: N/A | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | ANCHORAGE, MUNICIPALITY OF (INC) | $550K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO REPLACE FIXED-ROUTE MOTOR BUS REVENUE VEHICLES THAT HAVE MET OR EXCEEDED THEIR USEFUL LIFE TO SUPPORT THE PEOPLE MOVER FIXED-ROUTE SERVICE.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: PURCHASE 2 FIXED-ROUTE MOTOR BUS REVENUE VEHICLES.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: FIXED-ROUTE SERVICE WILL IMPROVE DUE TO THE REDUCTION OF BREAK/FIXES. MAINTENANCE COSTS WILL BE REDUCED DUE TO INCREASE RELIABILITY AND EFFICIENCY OF NEWER FLEET.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: MOA PTD PERSONNEL AND RIDERS THAT RELY ON FIXED-ROUTE SERVICE. WELL-MAINTAINED VEHICLES ENSURE ASSET RELIABILITY REDUCTION IN SERVICE DELAYS AND REDUCES THE BURDEN OF COST TO PROVIDE SAFE RELIABLE SERVICE TO OUR CONSTITUENTS.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: N/A | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | ANCHORAGE, MUNICIPALITY OF (INC) | $549K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS GRANT APPLICATION INCLUDES $509038 IN FY 2024 SECTION 5311 TTP DISCRETIONARY FUNDING TO CREATE AN AFFORDABLE TRANSPORTATION CHOICE THAT SERVES THE GENERAL COMMUNITY NON-DRIVERS SENIOR CITIZENS AND PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS. EXPANDING THE SERVICE WILL CONNECT PEOPLE DAILY TO LOCAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS MEDICAL AND DENTAL CARE FACILITIES EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND COMMERCE WHILE HOPEFULLY DECREASING THE OVERALL ECONOMIC BURDEN OF TRANSPORTATION TO THE RURAL RESIDENTS OF THE NINILCHIK VILLAGE. THE EXPANSION OF THE PROGRAM INCLUDES OBTAINING A REPLACEMENT BUS THAT WILL PROVIDE DAILY TRANSPORTATION TO THE NORTH AND SOUTH LOCALITY OF NINILCHIK AND EXPANDING THE TRANSPORTATION SERVICES FROM 3 DAYS PER WEEK TO 5 DAYS PER WEEK.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THE ACTIVITIES OF THIS GRANT INCLUDE OBTAINING A REPLACEMENT BUS HIRING A DRIVER WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT TRAVEL FOR TRAINING AT THE NATIONAL TRANSIT INSTITUTE AND PERFORMING MAINTENANCE.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE PROJECTED OUTCOMES OF THIS GRANT ARE EXPANDING THE REGULARLY SCHEDULED SERVICE FOR COMMUTERS REDUCING LOCAL EMISSIONS PROMOTING EFFICIENT TRAVEL AND REDUCING ACCIDENTS ON THE KENAI PENINSULA. EXPANDING TRANSIT SERVICE WILL CONNECT PEOPLE DAILY TO LOCAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS MEDICAL AND DENTAL CARE FACILITIES EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND COMMERCE WHILE HOPEFULLY DECREASING THE OVERALL ECONOMIC BURDEN OF TRANSPORTATION TO THE RURAL RESIDENTS OF THE NINILCHIK VILLAGE.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE INTENDED BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE TRANSIT USERS FROM THE NINILCHIK VILLAGE AND NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES OF CLAM GULCH KASILOF KENAI SOLDOTNA HAPPY VALLEY AND ANCHOR POINT. NINILCHIK IS CENTRALLY LOCATED ON THE KENAI PENINSULA AND IS AN IDEAL LOCATION FOR A TRANSPORTATION HUB. CONNECTING ROUTES THROUGH THESE COMMUNITIES PROVIDES ACCESS TO SMALLER COMMUNITIES ALONG THE WAY AND PROVIDE FOR THE FUNDAMENTAL NEED OF THE ALASKA NATIVE COMMUNITY TO INTERACT WITH A MODERN WORLD USING A SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM. THE SERVICE PROVIDES TRANSPORTATION CHOICES TO A COMBINED POPULATION OF APPROXIMATELY 26000 PEOPLE OF WHICH 19% ARE ELDERLY (2020 CENSUS).; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | NINILCHIK VILLAGE | $509K | — |
| FY17 CMAQ BUS PURCHASE | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH OF | $482K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS GRANT INCLUDES A TOTAL OF $424000 IN FY 17 SECTION 5339(B) COMPETITIVE PROGRAM FUNDING ALLOCATIONS FOR THE PURCHASE OF ACCESSIBLE TRANSIT VANS PARATRANSIT BUSES AND SNOW REMOVAL EQUIPMENT TO CLEAR BUS STOP AREAS AFTER HEAVY STORMS AND MAINTAIN ACCESS TO TRANSIT BUSES FOR PASSENGERS WITH DISABILITIES.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED IS PURCHASING ROLLING STOCK AND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE EXPECTED OUTCOME FOR THIS AWARD IS TO REPLACE THE AGING FLEET WITH NEWER TRANSIT VEHICLES AND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: INTERIOR ALASKA BUS LINE CAPITAL TRANSIT; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: PURCHASE OF ROLLING STOCK. | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | AK STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION | $402K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: GRANT FUNDS WILL ALSO BE USED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PURCHASING APPROXIMATELY ONE (1) CNG TRANSIT BUS THE FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: FUNDS WILL BE USED FOR ELIGIBLE CAPITAL INVESTMENT INCLUDING THE PURCHASE OF APPROXIMATELY ONE (1) TRANSIT BUS.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THIS CAPITAL INVESTMENT PROJECT WILL IMPROVE THE RELIABILITY OF THE TRANSIT SERVICE AND MAINTAIN OUR FLEET IN A STATE OF GOOD REPAIR.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE POPULACE OF THE FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH WILL BE BENEFITED. THE LOCAL COMMUNITIES WHICH WILL DIRECTLY BENEFIT FROM NEW SAFE AND RELIABLE BUSES.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THERE ARE NO SUBRECIPIENTS FUNDED UNDER THIS APPLICATION. | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH OF | $389K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE METLAKATLA INDIAN COMMUNITY (MIC) IS SEEKING CAPITAL FUNDING TO FUND THE START-UP OF A FIXED-ROUTE BUS SERVICE BETWEEN THE METLAKATLA MUNICIPAL BUILDING AND THE ANNETTE ISLANDS FERRY TERMINAL ON THE ANNETTE ISLANDS RESERVE IN ALASKA. THE SINGLE BATTERY ELECTRIC BUS AND ASSOCIATED INFRASTRUCTURE WILL BE OWNED AND OPERATED BY METLAKATLA POWER LIGHT (MPL) A TRIBALLY OWNED UTILITY.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: MPL IN CONJUNCTION WITH MIC WILL PURCHASE THE VMC OPTIMAL 2S1LF SHUTTLE BUS FROM VICINITY MOTORS AND CHARGING SYSTEM FROM PROTERRA ENERGY WITH THE OBJECTIVE OF ESTABLISHING A TRANSIT SERVICE THAT CONNECTS METLAKATLA RESIDENTS TO THE ANNETTE ISLANDS FERRY TERMINAL ON THE ANNETTE ISLANDS RESERVE IN ALASKA.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: ESTABLISHING A BUS ROUTE TO AND FROM THE FERRY TERMINAL WHICH WILL IMPROVE TRANSIT EFFICIENCY IMPROVE MOBILITY AND RIDERSHIP ELIMINATE GAPS IN TRANSIT SERVICE EXPAND ACCESS TO CRITICAL SERVICES IMPROVE TRANSIT EQUITY REDUCE DEPENDENCE ON GASOLINE AND REDUCE CARBON EMISSIONS. PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION TO THE FERRY TERMINAL WILL PROVIDE GREATER ACCESS TO EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES EDUCATIONAL CENTERS HEALTHCARE AND MANY OTHER SERVICES NECESSARY FOR QUALITY OF LIFE.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: RESIDENTS AND VISITORS OF THE METLAKATLA INDIAN COMMUNITY ON THE ANNETTE ISLANDS RESERVE IN ALASKA.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: N/A | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | METLAKATLA INDIAN COMMUNITY | $384K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE FUNDS WILL BE USED FOR THE PURCHASE OF APPROXIMATELY ONE (1) REPLACEMENT BUS FOR SITKA TRIBE OF ALASKAS THE RIDE TRANSIT SERVICE.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THIS PURCHASE IS TO REPLACE A TRANSIT VEHICLE THAT HAS EXCEEDED ITS USEFUL LIFE.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THIS PROJECT WILL IMPROVE SAFETY MOBILITY AND SERVICE RELIABILITY FOR RESIDENTS WHO USE THE SERVICE TO ACCESS JOBS EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES IN SITKA.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: TRIBAL MEMBERS AND MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC IN AND AROUND THE BARANOFF ISLAND.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: N/A | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | SITKA TRIBE OF ALASKA | $282K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: PROVIDE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION TO RESIDENTS AND VISITORS OF MANOKOTAK TO AND FROM THE MAIN VILLAGE HOUSING SECTION AND THE AIRPORT. PURCHASE OF A BUS TO BEGIN OPERATIONS PROVIDING A PUBLIC TRANSIT SERVICE TO MANOKOTAK.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: PURCHASE ONE LESS-THAN-30-FOOT EXPANSION VEHICLE AND FUND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT TRAINING FOR THE MANOKOTAK VILLAGE TRIBAL TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM IN MANOKOTAK ALASKA.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: HAVE A NEW BUS IN MANOKOTAK FOR THE MANOKOTAK TRANSIT PROGRAM AND ENSURE IT IS FULLY OPERATIONAL BY SEPTEMBER 2026. DURING THE SPRING SUMMER AND FALL SEASONS IN MANOKOTAK THERE IS A HIGH RISK OF PREDATORY ANIMAL ENCOUNTERS WITH A HISTORY OF ONE RESIDENT WHO UNFORTUNATELY WAS MAULED BY A BEAR AND SURVIVED. THE TRANSIT SYSTEM WILL PROVIDE SAFE TRANSPORT.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: TRIBAL MEMBERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. WE NEED THIS PUBLIC SERVICE TO HELP KEEP OUR RESIDENTS AND VISITORS SAFE FROM THESE RISKS.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | MANOKOTAK VILLAGE | $205K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS APPLICATION INCLUDES $166401 IN FY 2026 SECTION 5311 TTP FORMULA FUNDING FOR OPERATING ASSISTANCE VEHICLE PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND NEGOTIATED INDIRECT COSTS FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SERVICE ON THE KENAI PENINSULA IN ALASKA.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED INCLUDE OPERATING ASSISTANCE VEHICLE PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANCE FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SERVICE ON THE KENAI PENINSULA.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE EXPECTED OUTCOMES ARE TO HELP PROVIDE CONTINUED FIXED ROUTE BUS SERVICE ON THE KENAI PENINSULA OPERATING BETWEEN HOMER AND KENAI. THIS SERVICE OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC COVERS 750 MILES A WEEK ON 250 ROAD MILE ROUTES.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: INTENDED BENEFICIARIES ARE USERS OF THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM ON THE KENAI PENINSULA.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: N/A | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | NINILCHIK VILLAGE | $166K | — |
| BUDGET REVISION 01: THIS BUDGET REVISION WILL MODIFY THE VEHICLE TYPES AND REDUCE THE QUANTITIES FOR THIS GRANT FROM TWO (2) FIFTEEN-PASSENGER VANS AND ONE (1) SEVEN-PASSENGER VAN TO ONE (1) LESS THAN 30 FT. BUS AND ONE (1) 7-PASSENGER VAN. THIS BUDGET REVISION WILL ADD AN ALI (11.12.04) FOR THE LESS THAN 30 FT. BUS AND MODIFY THE EXISTING ALIS FOR THE SEVEN-PASSENGER VAN (11.12.15) AND THE PROJECT ADMINISTRATION ALI (11.79.00). THIS BUDGET REVISION WILL ALSO MODIFY THE PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE END DATE TO ACCOMMODATE THE PROCUREMENT OF THE REVISED VEHICLE TYPES. ((THE FTA HEADQUARTERS (TPM) AND REGIONAL OFFICE APPROVALS OF THE ASSOCIATED DISCRETIONARY AWARD CHANGE REQUEST ARE UPLOADED TO THIS GRANT.))ORIGINAL APPLICATION:THIS GRANT APPLICATION USES $165000 IN FY 2019 SECTION 5311 TTP DISCRETIONARY FUNDING ANNOUNCED IN FY 2020 UNDER DISCRETIONARY ID NO. D2020-TRTR-032 FOR VEHICLE REPLACEMENTS AND RELATED PROJECT ADMINISTRATION INDIRECT EXPENSES FOR THE SOARING EAGLES TRANSIT SYSTEM. | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | GULKANA VILLAGE COUNCIL | $165K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS APPLICATION INCLUDES CRP FUNDS TRANSFERRED TO SECTION 5307 TO PROVIDE MOBILITY MANAGEMENT SERVICES THROUGH NEWLY ACQUIRED SOFTWARE IN ANCHORAGE TO BE MANAGED BY THE MOA PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT. THE SOFTWARE WILL SUPPORT CONNECTIONS TO MICROTRANSIT JOBS ACTIVITY CENTERS AND EXISTING FIXED-ROUTE BUS SERVICE IN THE REGION. MATCH FUNDS WILL BE PROVIDED BY LOCAL PROPERTY TAXES.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO PROVIDE MOBILITY MANAGEMENT SERVICES.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE PRIMARY GOALS OF THE PROJECT ARE TO CONNECT RESIDENTS TO JOBS ACTIVITY CENTERS AND EXISTING FIXED-ROUTE BUS SERVICE IN THE REGION WHILE PROVIDING A LOW-COST TRANSPORTATION ALTERNATIVE TO SINGLE-OCCUPANCY VEHICLES.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE INTENDED BENEFICIARIES ARE COMMUTERS WALKERS AND COMMUNITIES.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | ANCHORAGE, MUNICIPALITY OF (INC) | $159K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE IS FOR THE NINICHIK VILLAGE TO USE OPERATING ASSISTANCE VEHICLE PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND INDIRECT COSTS FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SERVICE ON THE KENAI PENINSULA IN THE STATE OF ALASKA.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED INCLUDE OPERATING ASSISTANCE VEHICLE PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANCE FOR THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SERVICE ON THE KENAI PENINSULA.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE EXPECTED OUTCOMES ARE TO HELP PROVIDE CONTINUED FIXED ROUTE BUS SERVICE ON THE KENAI PENINSULA OPERATING BETWEEN HOMER AND KENAI. THIS SERVICE OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC COVERS 750 MILES A WEEK ON 250 ROAD MILE ROUTES.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: INTENDED BENEFICIARIES ARE THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM USERS LOCATED ON THE KENAI PENINSULA.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: N/A | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | NINILCHIK VILLAGE | $151K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE IS FOR THE NINILCHIK VILLAGE TO USE OPERATING ASSISTANCE VEHICLE PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND INDIRECT COSTS FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SERVICE ON THE KENAI PENINSULA IN THE STATE OF ALASKA.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED INCLUDE OPERATING ASSISTANCE VEHICLE PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANCE FOR THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SERVICE ON THE KENAI PENINSULA.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE EXPECTED OUTCOMES ARE TO HELP PROVIDE CONTINUED FIXED ROUTE BUS SERVICE ON THE KENAI PENINSULA OPERATING BETWEEN HOMER AND KENAI. THIS SERVICE OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC COVERS 750 MILES A WEEK ON 250 ROAD MILE ROUTES.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: INTENDED BENEFICIARIES ARE THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM USERS LOCATED ON THE KENAI PENINSULA.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: N/A | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | NINILCHIK VILLAGE | $149K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS APPLICATION IS TO PURCHASE A BUS TO START A NEW TRIBAL TRANSIT BUS SERVICE IN HUSLIA AND THE BIRCH GROVE SUBDIVISION.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED IS TO PURCHASE A BUS WITH A CB RADIO AND FIRST AID KIT FOR HUSLIAS FIRST TRANSIT SYSTEM.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: EXPECTED OUTCOMES HELP TO REVITALIZE THE KOYUKON ATHABASCAN CULTURE SUBSISTENCE WAY OF LIFE AND INCREASE WELLNESS IN THE COMMUNITY THROUGH PROVIDING TRANSPORTATION TO SUBSISTENCE LANDMARKS AND CULTURE CAMPS THROUGHOUT THE VARIOUS SEASONS.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: INTENDED BENEFICIARIES WILL BE THE PUBLIC TRIBAL COMMUNITY MEMBERS ESPECIALLY THE YOUTH ELDERS AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES IN AND AROUND HUSLIA AND NEARBY BIRCH GROVE SUBDIVISION.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: N/A | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | HUSLIA VILLAGE | $114K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE ADDITIONAL VEHICLE WILL ELIMINATE SERVICE GAPS AND PROVIDE ADDITIONAL CAPACITY THAT WILL HELP ABSORB THE ADDITIONAL RIDERSHIP OF THE INCREASING ELDER POPULATION.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: TO PURCHASE APPROXIMATELY ONE BUS TO EXPAND TRANSIT SERVICE.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: TO EXPAND TRANSIT SERVICE AND CONNECT PEOPLE TO JOBS SCHOOL HEALTHCARE AND SHOPPING IN THE KETCHIKAN GATEWAY BOROUGH ALASKA.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: TRIBAL MEMBERS AND MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC IN AND AROUND THE KETCHIKAN GATEWAY BOROUGH ALASKA.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: N/A | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | KETCHIKAN INDIAN COMMUNITY | $93K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS GRANT IS TO PROVIDE THE FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH MACS TRANSIT MAINTENANCE FACILITY WITH CRITICAL EQUIPMENT. THIS GRANT WILL FUND THE PURCHASE OF NEW HEAVY DUTY MOBILE BUS LIFTS JACK STANDS AND AN ALIGNMENT RACK LIFT FOR PARA TRANSIT VANS.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: FUNDS WILL BE USED TO PROCURE NEW HEAVY DUTY MOBILE BUS LIFTS AND AN ALIGNMENT RACK LIFT FOR PARA TRANSIT VANS.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: FUNDING WILL PERMIT THE FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH MACS TRANSIT TO INCREASE MAINTENANCE CAPACITY BY INCREASING THE NUMBER OF AVAILABLE LIFTS FOR BUS REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE. THE ALIGNMENT RACK WILL INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY AND SHORTEN DOWNTIME ASSOCIATED WITH USING OUTSIDE VENDORS.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH TRANSIT DRIVERS MECHANICS AND THE POPULACE OF THE FNSB TRANSIT SERVICE AREA AND LOCAL AREA COMMUTERS.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH OF | $90K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS FUNDING IS USED TO HELP PROVIDE CONTINUED FIXED ROUTE BUS SERVICE ON THE KENAI PENINSULA OPERATING BETWEEN HOMER AND KENAI IN THE STATE OF ALASKA; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: ACTIVITIES INCLUDE FUNDING OPERATIONS MAINTENANCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANCE FOR THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SERVICE ON THE KENAI PENINSULA.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THIS FUNDING IS USED TO HELP PROVIDE CONTINUED FIXED ROUTE BUS SERVICE ON THE KENAI PENINSULA OPERATING BETWEEN HOMER AND KENAI. THIS SERVICE OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC COVERS 750 MILES A WEEK ON 250 ROAD MILE ROUTES.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM USERS LOCATED ON THE KENAI PENINSULA.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THERE ARE NO SUBRECIPIENTS TO THIS AWARD. | Alaska transit (FTA federal awards) | NINILCHIK VILLAGE | $86K | — |