Missouri transit bus contracts

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Vendor	Contracts	Volume
KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY	20	$184.5M
THE BI STATE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE MO IL METRO DIST	10	$93.8M
MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION	6	$81.1M
CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY TRANSIT AUTHORITY	4	$2.8M
CITY UTILITIES OF SPRINGFIELD	3	$1.5M
CITY OF JEFFERSON	2	$812K

Recent transit bus contracts in Missouri

Title	DOT region	Vendor	Value	Solicitation
APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THESE FUNDS ARE TO BE USED FOR OPERATING EXPENSES AT 50% FOR RURAL PUBLIC TRANSIT AND INTERCITY BUS PROVIDERS 80%/20% FOR PROJECT ADMIN STATE ADMINISTRATION THE PURCHASE OF TWO MOTORCOACHES AND FOR RTAP TO SUPPORT TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ACTIVITIES FOR RURAL PUBLIC TRANSIT PROVIDERS THROUGH THE RURAL TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RTAP).; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THE ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED WILL BE COVER TRANSPORTATION EXPENSES FOR RURAL PUBLIC TRANSIT AND INTERCITY BUS PROVIDERS AS WELL AS SUPPORT FOR TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ACTIVITIES FOR RURAL PUBLIC TRANSIT PROVIDERS THROUGH THE RURAL TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RTAP).; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: EXPECTED OUTCOMES IS TO ASSIST SUBRECIPIENTS WITH OPERATING EXPENSES CAPITAL EXPENSES AND STATE ADMIN. AS OPERATING COST CONTINUE TO RISE. IN ADDITION PROVIDE SUBRECIPIENTS THE NECESSARY TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE INTENDED BENEFICIARIES ARE 23 RURAL PUBLIC TRANSIT PROVIDERS 6 INTERCITY BUS PROVIDERS AND GRANT RECIPIENTS BY PROVIDING TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO RURAL PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PROVIDERS THROUGH THE RURAL TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RTAP).; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES UNDER THIS GRANT IS TO ASSIST SUBRECIPIENTS WITH OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR TRANSPORTATION RELATED EXPENSES AS OPERATING COST CONTINUE TO RISE. IN ADDITION PROVIDE SUBRECIPIENTS THE NECESSARY TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE THROUGH THE RURAL TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RTAP) TO ENSURE FEDERAL FUNDS RECEIVED ARE EXPENDED IN ACCORDANCE WITH FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION	—	—
PURPOSE: BI-STATE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY IS SUBMITTING THIS APPLICATION TO APPLY FOR FUNDING APPORTIONED TO THE ST. LOUIS MO-IL UZA UNDER FY2022 SECTION 5307 AND SECTION 5340 PROGRAMS.AS PUBLISHED IN THE TABLES REFERENCED IN THE APRIL 28 2022 FEDERAL REGISTER (VOLUME 87 NO. 82) THE AGENCYS APPORTIONMENT FOR ST. LOUIS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR IS $46832195.OF THIS APPORTIONMENT REGION V MADISON COUNTY HAS BEEN ALLOCATED AN AMOUNT THAT WILL BE CALCULATED AND TRANSFERRED AT A LATER DATE. TOTAL FEDERAL FUNDS OF $17361882 ARE BEING REQUESTED IN THIS APPLICATION; BSDA WILL PROVIDE A LOCAL MATCH OF $4340472 FOR A TOTAL OF $21702354 IN PROJECTS BEING PROGRAMMED FROM THIS APPORTIONMENT. BSD MATCH IS DERIVED FROM LOCAL SALES TAX. TO DATE FY2022 SECTION 5307 FUNDS HAVE BEEN APPLIED AS FOLLOWS: $46832015 FY2022 APPORTIONMENT FOR ST. LOUIS MO-IL UZA $3054407 TRANSFER TO REGION V MADISON COUNTY ILLINOIS $16000000 PROGRAMMED IN SEPARATE APPLICATION (FY2022 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE) $17361882 APPLYING FOR IN THIS APPLICATION $10415726 REMAINING FUNDS TO PROGRAM AT A LATER DATEACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: FUNDS IN THIS APPLICATION WILL SUPPORT ACTIVITIES SUCH AS THE PURCHASE OF REVENUE AND NON-REVENUE VEHICLES COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT SOFTWARE HARDWARE SHOP EQUIPMENT FACILITY IMPROVEMENTS AND/OR REHABILITATION EQUIPMENT ACQUISITION REPAIRS BUS STOP INSTALLATION AND ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES. REPLACEMENT BUSES WILL MEET FTAS REQUIREMENTS FOR SECURITY AND IN CONFORMANCE TO THE APPROVED BI-STATE ST. LOUIS REGIONAL ITS ARCHITECTURE AND THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT WILL BE EQUIPPED WITH ELECTRONIC FARE AUTOMATED VEHICLE LOCATION SYSTEMS AND AUTOMATIC PASSENGER COUNTERS. SECURITY-RELATED PROJECT REQUIREMENT WILL BE ACHIEVED THROUGH THE INSTALLATION OF SECURITY ENHANCEMENTS AT VARIOUS METROLINK LIGHT RAIL STATION. EACH ACTIVITYS FULL DESCRIPTION IS LISTED IN THE EXTENDED BUDGET DESCRIPTION AND A FULL LIST HAS BEEN ATTACHED IN THE APPLICATION DOCUMENTS SECTION OF THIS APPLICATION. EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE REPAIRS REHABILITATIONS AND RENOVATIONS MADE AT FACILITIES AND TRANSIT CENTERS WILL EXTEND THE USEFUL LIFE OF BI-STATES ESSENTIAL ASSETS RESULTING IN OVERALL COST SAVINGS. OVERALL SAFETY AND SECURITY CONCERNS WILL BE ADDRESSED WITH ENHANCED EQUIPMENT AND IMPROVEMENTS. OFFERING IMPROVED AMENITIES AND ACCOMMODATIONS CAN HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO INCREASE RIDERSHIP. PROPER MANAGEMENT OF TRANSIT ASSETS APPEALS TO THE CUSTOMERS DESIRES TO FEEL SAFE WHILE UTILIZING THE MULTIPLE MODES OF TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE TO GET THEM TO THE PLACES THEY NEED AND WANT TO GO ON A DAILY BASIS. INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: PROJECT ACTIVITIES PROGRAMMED IN THE SECTION 5307 FORMULA AWARD WILL BENEFIT TRANSIT CUSTOMERS BY IMPROVING THE SAFETY AND SECURITY AND ENHANCED RIDER EXPERIENCES. TRANSIT EMPLOYEES WILL BENEFIT BY HAVING SAFER WORK CONDITIONS AND FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT THAT ARE MAINTAINED IN GOOD REPAIR. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NO SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES ARE BEING PROGRAMMED INTO THIS APPLICATION. TIP/STIP PROGRAM: TIP: PROJECTS IDENTIFIED IN THIS APPLICATION ARE INCLUDED IN THE FY2022-2025 TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMS APPROVED BY THE EAST WEST GATEWAY BOARD OF DIRECTORS ON OCTOBER 21 2021 RESPECTIVELY. ONE DOT LETTERS ISSUED NOVEMBER 18 2021 APPROVE THE INCLUSION OF THE AFOREMENTIONED TIPS IN THE STIP (MISSOURI). DOCUMENTATION OF THESE PROGRAM PLAN INCLUSIONS AND APPROVAL LETTERS HAVE BEEN UPLOADED TO THE APPLICATION DOCUMENTS SECTION OF THIS APPLICATION. RELATIVE PAGES FOR THE ACTIVITIES PROGRAMMED INTO THIS APPLICATION HAVE BEEN EXTRACTED FROM THE TIP DOCUMENT AND UPLOADED TO THE PROJECT PLAN INFORMATION SECTION OF THIS APPLICATION. REQUIRED/RELATED CERTIFICATIONSTHERE ARE NO ADDITIONAL CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED FOR THIS APPLICATION.BI-STATE WILL MEET THE .75% SAFETY REQUIREMENT THROUGH THE EXECUTION OF THE CCTV VMS/CTS RAIL CCTV EXPANSION ACTIVITY. IN THIS PROJECT WE WILL INSTALL CCTV CAMERAS ALONG THE ALIGNMENT ON THE PLATFORMS AND IN KEY PLACES AT THE STATIONS USING EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE.MS 06-10-2022	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	THE BI STATE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE MO IL METRO DIST	$27.8M	—
AMENDMENT NO. 3 - 05/13/15FUNDING IN GRANT AMENDMENT INCLUDES LEES SUMMIT (LS) FY 12 SECTION 5307 APPORTIONMENTS TRANSFERRED TO KCATA AND KCATA SECTION FY14 CARRYOVER AND FY15 5307 APPORTIONMENTS.FUNDING SUMMARY:LS FY12 5307$826787FY14 5307$2983686FY15 5307$3578224TOTAL FUNDS $7388697THIS GRANT IS BEING AMENDED TO ADD ADDITIONAL FUNDS TO PURCHASE 18 COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS (CNG) TRANSIT VEHICLES USED IN THE PROVISION OF ATAS DEMAND RESPONSIVE SERVICE PLANNING ACTIVITIES AND PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE.URBANIZED AREA CODES: THE FOLLOWING UZA CODES ARE INCLUDED IN THE RECIPIENT SECTION OF TEAM.290220 - KCMO200220 KCKS294120 - LSMOLOCAL MATCH - LOCAL FUNDING SOURCES INCLUDE CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENTS WITH LOCAL COMMUNITIES 1/2 CENT TRANSPORTATION SALES TAX AND 3/8 CENT ATA SALES TAX.KCATA IS AN INTERSTATE AGENCY OF MISSOURI AND KANSAS GOVERNED BY A BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS WHICH IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN THE REGION. THE ATA HAS A SEVEN-COUNTY JURISDICTION - THE COUNTIES OF CASS CLAY JACKSON AND PLATTE IN MISSOURI; AND JOHNSON LEAVENWORTH AND WYANDOTTE IN KANSAS. THE KCATA OPERATES FIXED ROUTE DEMAND RESPONSIVE AND BUS RAPID TRANSIT SERVICE SEVEN DAYS A WEEK BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 4 A.M. TO 1 A.M. KCATA ALSO OPERATES A SHARE-A-FARE PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDES DOOR-TO-DOOR SERVICE TO ELIGIBLE ELDERLY AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES. KCATA OPERATES FROM A SINGLE MAINTENANCE AND ADMINISTRATION FACILITY IN KANSAS CITY MISSOURI. OTHER TRANSPORTATION PROVIDERS: THE JO LOCATED IN OLATHE KANSAS AND THE BUS OPERATED BY UNIFIED GOVERNMENT OF WYANDOTTE COUNTY/KANSAS CITY KANSAS ARE OTHER TRANSIT PROVIDERS THAT FEED INTO AND PROVIDE SIMILAR SERVICE IN THE KANSAS CITY URBANIZED AREA. IN FEBRUARY 2015 KCATA OFFICIALLY TOOK OVER THE MANAGEMENT OF THE JO LOCATED IN JOHNSON COUNTY KANSAS.EXPLANATION OF LEES SUMMIT FUNDING IN THIS APPLICATION FY12 $826787(FED):IN 2013 KCATA WAS DESIGNATED THE DIRECT RECIPIENT OF FTA SECTION 5307 URBANIZED AREA FORMULA PROGRAM FUNDS FOR THE LEES SUMMIT MO URBANIZED AREA FOR UNOBLIGATED FUNDS PRIOR TO FY2013 LEES SUMMIT REQUESTS THE FUNDS BE TRANSFERRED TO THE ATA TO COVER PM EXPENSES ASSOCIATED WITH OPERATING SERVICE PROVIDED WITHIN THE CITY OF LEES SUMMIT AND FOR THE ATA TO SPEND ON OTHER CAPITAL EXPENDITURES. THE $529000 REFERENCED IN TIP # 695002 UNDER THE PM ALI IS THE AMOUNT OF FUNDING BUDGETED TO COVER 2015 PM EXPENSES ASSOCIATED WITH OPERATING SERVICE IN LEES SUMMIT; $141500 OF THE FUNDS WAS APPLIED TOWARDS CAPITAL PROJECTS THAT HAVE A SYSTEM WIDE BENEFIT. THE REMAINING $156287 IS INCLUDED IN THE PM ALI REFERENCED UNDER TIP # 996068. THESE FUNDS ARE BASICALLY RESERVED FOR FUTURE USE BY LEES SUMMIT OR MAY BE APPLIED TOWARDS OTHER EASTERN JACKSON COUNTY SERVICE AS HAS BEEN DONE IN THE PAST. MODOT ALLOCATED LEES SUMMIT FUNDS.TVM COMPLIANCE - KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY WILL REQUIRE EACH TRANSIT VEHICLE MANUFACTURER (TVM) AS A CONDITION OF BEING AUTHORIZED TO BID OR PROPOSE ON FTA-ASSISTED TRANSIT VEHICLE PROCUREMENTS TO CERTIFY THAT IT HAS COMPLIED WITH THE TVM REQUIREMENTS OUTLINED ON 49 CFR 26.49. ALTERNATIVELY KCATA MAY AT ITS DISCRETION AND WITH FTA APPROVAL ESTABLISH PROJECT-SPECIFIC GOALS FOR DBE PARTICIPATION IN THE PROCUREMENT OF TRANSIT VEHICLES IN LIEU OF THE TVM COMPLYING WITH THIS ELEMENT OF THE PROGRAM. TO ENSURE THAT THE REGULATIONS ARE COMPLIED WITH AS A CONDITION OF DETERMINING RESPONSIVENESS KCATA WILL REVIEW THE FTAS ELIGIBLE TO BID LIST FOR TVMS AND WHEN APPROPRIATE OBTAIN A COPY OF THE TVM CERTIFICATION ASSOCIATED WITH ANY VEHICLES ACQUIRED WITH FEDERAL FUNDS.CERTIFICATIONS: THE FY 2015 ANNUAL CERTIFICATIONS AND ASSURANCES HAVE BEEN SUBMITTED IN TEAM.THE KCATA HAS A COPY OF THE FY 2015 MASTER AGREEMENT ON FILE.SECURITY: FUNDING FROM THIS 5307 GRANT APPLICATION WILL NOT BE USED FOR SAFETY AND/OR SECURITY PROJECTS. KCATA UTILIZES OTHER FUNDING SOURCES FOR THIS PURPOSE. ASSOCIATED TRANSIT IMPROVEMENTS:KCATA WILL USE AT LEAST 1% OF THE KANSAS CITY URBANIZED AREA SECTION 5307 FUNDS FOR THE FOLLOWING ASSOCIATED TRANSIT IMPROVEMENTS PROJECTS:SHELTER REHABILITATION/REPLACEMENT -$126400 FED- KCATA WILL REHABILITATE/REPLACE APPROXIMATELY 50 SHELTERS IN THE KANSAS CITY MO SERVICE AREA.RIDEKC REGIONAL SIGNAGE - $40000 FED- FUNDS WILL BE USED FOR SIGNAGE FOR THE RIDEKC REGIONAL BRAND. THE RIDEKC BRAND WILL BE THE UMBRELLA BRAND USED BY ALL THE REGIONS TRANSIT AGENCIES FOR MULTIPLE MODES OF TRANSIT INCLUDING LOCAL BUS SERVICE RAPID BUS SERVICE AND THE FUTURE STREETCAR. CCR EXPIRATION DATE: FEBRUARY 4 2016AMENDMENT NO. 2 05/27/14FUNDING IN GRANT AMENDMENT INCLUDES LEES SUMMIT (LS) FY 11 SECTION 5307 APPORTIONMENTS TRANSFERRED TO KCATA AND KCATA SECTION FY13 CARRYOVER AND FY14 5307 APPORTIONMENTS.FUNDING SUMMARY:LS FY11 5307$824974 LS FY13 5307$1180232 FY13 5307$2845216FY14 5307$10884611TOTAL FUNDS $15735033URBANIZED AREA CODES: THE FOLLOWING UZA CODES ARE INCLUDED IN THE RECIPIENT SECTION OF TEAM.290220 - KCMO200220 KCKSLOCAL MATCH - LOCAL FUNDING SOURCES INCLUDE CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENTS WITH LOCAL COMMUNITIES 1/2 CENT TRANSPORTATION SALES TAX AND 3/8 CENT ATA SALES TAX.KCATA IS AN INTERSTATE AGENCY OF MISSOURI AND KANSAS GOVERNED BY A BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS WHICH IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN THE REGION. THE ATA HAS A SEVEN-COUNTY JURISDICTION - THE COUNTIES OF CASS CLAY JACKSON AND PLATTE IN MISSOURI; AND JOHNSON LEAVENWORTH AND WYANDOTTE IN KANSAS. THE KCATA OPERATES FIXED ROUTE DEMAND RESPONSIVE AND BUS RAPID TRANSIT SERVICE SEVEN DAYS A WEEK BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 4 A.M. TO 1 A.M. KCATA ALSO OPERATES A SHARE-A-FARE PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDES DOOR-TO-DOOR SERVICE TO ELIGIBLE ELDERLY AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES. KCATA OPERATES FROM A SINGLE MAINTENANCE AND ADMINISTRATION FACILITY IN KANSAS CITY MISSOURI. OTHER TRANSPORTATION PROVIDERS:THE JO OPERATED BY JOHNSON COUNTY (KANSAS) TRANSIT THE BUS OPERATED BY UNIFIED GOVERNMENT OF WYANDOTTE COUNTY/KANSAS CITY KANSAS AND THE INDEBUS OPERATED BY THE CITY OF INDEPENDENCE MO ARE OTHER TRANSIT PROVIDERS THAT FEED INTO AND PROVIDE SIMILAR SERVICE IN THE KANSAS CITY URBANIZED AREA.THE KCATA HAS A COPY OF THE FY 2014 MASTER AGREEMENT ON FILE.SECURITY: FUNDING FROM THIS 5307 GRANT APPLICATION WILL NOT BE USED FOR SAFETY AND/OR SECURITY PROJECTS. KCATA UTILIZES OTHER FUNDING SOURCES FOR THIS PURPOSE. CCR EXPIRATION DATE: MARCH 24 2015FUNDS WILL BE USED FOR THE PURCHASE OF MISCELLANEOUS CAPITAL EQUIPMENT SERVICE VEHICLES FACILITY UPGRADES PLANNING ACTIVITIES ITS COMPONENTS AND PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE. ITS: THE ATA CONTINUES TO DEVELOP AN ITS SYSTEM THAT PROVIDES VOICE AND DATA COMMUNICATION WITH ALL ATA TRANSIT VEHICLES THROUGHOUT THE KANSAS CITY METROPOLITAN AREA. THIS SYSTEM IS THE BASIS FOR CURRENT AND FUTURE TRANSIT ITS APPLICATIONS AND DATA SHARING WITH OTHER REGIONAL ITS SYSTEMS. THE TRANSIT ITS SYSTEM ADHERES TO THE REGIONAL ITS ARCHITECTURE AND TCIP STANDARDS. IT HAS BEEN DESIGNED IN ANTICIPATION OF FUTURE COMMUNICATION AND DATA SHARING WITH OTHER REGIONAL INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS.THE ITS COMPONENTS IN THIS GRANT APPLICATION ARE ELEMENTS AND SUBSYSTEMS OF THE TRANSIT AVL PROJECT WHICH IS A PROJECT INCLUDED IN THE REGIONAL ITS ARCHITECTURE HTTP://WWW.MARC2.ORG/ASSETS/ITS/INDEX.HTM 99300-FLEET MANAGEMENT114209 CAMERAS $60000 ($48000 FED)114207- SERVER REPLACEMENT MISC NETWORK HARDWARE LAPTOPS $213700 ($170960 FED) TO VIEW HOW THESE ELEMENTS INTERCONNECT VISIT THE FOLLOWING MARC WEB SITE HTTP://WWW.MARC2.ORG/ASSETS/ITS/HTML/IF/IF3-64.HTMEXPLANATION OF LEES SUMMIT FUNDING IN THIS APPLICATION FY11 $824974(FED):IN 2013 KCATA WAS DESIGNATED THE DIRECT RECIPIENT OF FTA SECTION 5307 URBANIZED AREA FORMULA PROGRAM FUNDS FOR THE LEES SUMMIT MO URBANIZED AREA FOR UNOBLIGATED FUNDS PRIOR TO FY2013 LEES SUMMIT REQUESTS THE FUNDS BE TRANSFERRED TO THE ATA TO COVER PM EXPENSES ASSOCIATED WITH OPERATING SERVICE PROVIDED WITHIN THE CITY OF LEES SUMMIT AND FOR THE ATA TO SPEND ON OTHER CAPITAL EXPENDITURES. THE $458000 REFERENCED IN TIP # 695002 UNDER THE PM ALI IS THE AMOUNT OF FUNDING BUDGETED TO COVER 2013 PM EXPENSES ASSOCIATED WITH OPERATING SERVICE IN LEES SUMMIT; $139135 OF THE FUNDS WAS APPLIED TOWARDS CAPITAL PROJECTS THAT HAVE A SYSTEM WIDE BENEFIT. THE REMAINING $227839 IS INCLUDED IN THE PM ALI REFERENCED UNDER TIP # 996068. THESE FUNDS ARE BASICALLY RESERVED FOR FUTURE USE BY LEES SUMMIT OR MAY BE APPLIED TOWARDS OTHER EASTERN JACKSON COUNTY SERVICE AS HAS BEEN DONE IN THE PAST. MODOT ALLOCATED LEES SUMMIT FUNDS.AMENDMENT NO. 1 - 2014 CAPITAL GRANT AMENDMENT FY 2013 5307$1897028TOTAL FUNDS $1897028 (FEDERAL)THIS GRANT IS BEING AMENDED TO ADD ADDITIONAL FUNDS TO PURCHASE FIVE (5) MORE COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS (CNG) HEAVY DUTY TRANSIT VEHICLES THAT WILL BE ADA ACCESSIBLE AND HAVE A USEFUL LIFE OF 12 YEARS OR 500000 MILES. NONE OF THE VEHICLES WILL CONTAIN ITS ELEMENTS INSTALLED BY THE MANUFACTURER.THE NEW VEHICLES WILL REPLACE HEAVY DUTY VEHICLES THAT HAVE MET THEIR 12 YEAR USEFUL LIFE AND ARE IN POOR CONDITION. A DESCRIPTION OF VEHICLES TO BE REPLACED IS INCLUDED IN THE BUDGET SECTION OF THIS APPLICATION. KCATA INTENDS TO CONVERT ITS METRO BUS AND MAX BRT FLEETS TO CNG INCREMENTALLY CONSISTENT WITH ITS FLEET MANAGEMENT PLAN. DIESEL BUSES REACHING THE END OF USEFUL LIFE (AT LEAST 12 YEARS) WILL BE REPLACED WITH CNG FUELED BUSES. THE COMPLETE CNG PROJECT WILL TAKE 12 TO 14 YEARS TO FULLY CONVERT THE FLEET. THE NEW VEHICLES WILL BE FUNDED AT THE HIGHER FEDERAL SHARE OF 85% SINCE THEY COMPLY WITH THE ADA PER MAP-21.URBANIZED AREA CODES: THE FOLLOWING UZA CODES ARE INCLUDED IN THE RECIPIENT SECTION OF TEAM.290220 - KCMO200220 - KCKSLOCAL MATCH - LOCAL FUNDING SOURCES INCLUDE CONTRACTIUAL AGREEMENTS WITH LOCAL COMMUNITIES 1/2 CENT TRANSPORTATION SALES TAX AND 3/8 CENT ATA SALES TAX.KCATA IS AN INTERSTATE AGENCY OF MISSOURI AND KANSAS GOVERNED BY A BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS WHICH IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN THE REGION. THE ATA HAS A SEVEN-COUNTY JURISDICTION - THE COUNTIES OF CASS CLAY JACKSON AND PLATTE IN MISSOURI; AND JOHNSON LEAVENWORTH AND WYANDOTTE IN KANSAS. THE KCATA OPERATES FIXED ROUTE DEMAND RESPONSIVE AND BUS RAPID TRANSIT SERVICE SEVEN DAYS A WEEK BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 4 A.M. TO 1 A.M. KCATA ALSO OPERATES A SHARE-A-FARE PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDES DOOR-TO-DOOR SERVICE TO ELIGIBLE ELDERLY AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES. KCATA OPERATES FROM A SINGLE MAINTENANCE AND ADMINISTRATION FACILITY IN KANSAS CITY MISSOURI. OTHER TRANSPORTATION PROVIDERS:THE JO OPERATED BY JOHNSON COUNTY (KANSAS) TRANSIT AND THE BUS OPERATED BY UNIFIED GOVERNMENT OF WYANDOTTE COUNTY/KANSAS CITY KANSAS ARE OTHER TRANSIT PROVIDERS THAT FEED INTO AND PROVIDE SIMILAR SERVICE IN THE KANSAS CITY URBANIZED AREA.TVM COMPLIANCE - KCATA WILL REQUIRE EACH TRANSIT VEHICLE MANUFACTURER (TVM) AS A CONDITION OF BEING AUTHORIZED TO BID OR PROPOSE ON FTA-ASSISTED TRANSIT VEHICLE PROCUREMENTS TO CERTIFY THAT IT HAS COMPLIED WITH THE TVM REQUIREMENTS OUTLINED ON 49 CFR 26.49. ALTERNATIVELY KCATA MAY AT ITS DISCRETION AND WITH FTA APPROVAL ESTABLISH PROJECT-SPECIFIC GOALS FOR DBE PARTICIPATION IN THE PROCUREMENT OF TRANSIT VEHICLES IN LIEU OF THE TVM COMPLYING WITH THIS ELEMENT OF THE PROGRAM.TO ENSURE THAT THE REGULATIONS ARE COMPLIED WITH AS A CONDITION OF DETERMINING RESPONSIVENESS KCATA WILL REVIEW THE FTAS ELIGIBLE TO BID LIST FOR TVMS AND WHEN APPROPRIATE OBTAIN A COPY OF THE TVM CERTIFICATION ASSOCIATED WITH ANY VEHICLES ACQUIRED WITH FEDERAL FUNDS.THE KCATA WILL MAINTAIN A COPY OF THE FY 2014 MASTER AGREEMENT ON FILE ONCE IT BECOMES AVAILABLE; UNTIL THEN KCATA WILL KEEP THE CURRENT FY2013 MA ON FILE.SECURITY: FUNDING FROM THIS 5307 GRANT APPLICATION WILL NOT BE USED FOR SAFETY AND/OR SECURITY PROJECTS. KCATA UTILIZES OTHER FUNDING SOURCES FOR THIS PURPOSE.CCR EXPIRATION DATE: 3/13/14*****ORIGINAL******************************************2013 CAPITAL GRANT FY13 5307$6363612TOTAL FUNDS $6363612 (FEDERAL)FUNDS WILL BE USED FOR: FY 2014-2015 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROJECT ADMINISTRATION AS WELL AS THE PURCHASE OF UP TO FIVE (5) ADA ACCESSIBLE COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS VEHICLES THAT WILL REPLACE VEHICLES THAT HAVE MET THEIR USEFUL LIFE. A LIST OF THE VEHICLES TO BE REPLACED IS INCLUDED IN THE BUDGET SECTION OF THIS APPLICATION.THE NEW VEHICLES WILL BE FUNDED AT THE HIGHER FEDERAL SHARE OF 85% SINCE THEY COMPLY WITH THE ADA PER MAP-21.TIP #995002 PG. 2URBANIZED AREA CODES: THE FOLLOWING UZA CODES ARE INCLUDED IN THE RECIPIENT SECTION OF TEAM.290220 - KCMO200220 - KCKSKCATAS LOCAL FUNDING SOURCES - CONTRACTIUAL AGREEMENTS WITH LOCAL COMMUNITIES AND 1/2 CENT TRANSPORTATION SALES TAX AND 3/8 CENT ATA SALES TAX.THE KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (KCATA) IS AN INTERSTATE AGENCY OF MISSOURI AND KANSAS GOVERNED BY A BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS WHICH IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN THE REGION. THE ATA HAS A SEVEN-COUNTY JURISDICTION - THE COUNTIES OF CASS CLAY JACKSON AND PLATTE IN MISSOURI; AND JOHNSON LEAVENWORTH AND WYANDOTTE IN KANSAS. THE KCATA OPERATES FIXED ROUTE DEMAND RESPONSIVE AND BUS RAPID TRANSIT SERVICE SEVEN DAYS A WEEK BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 4 A.M. TO 1 A.M. KCATA ALSO OPERATES A SHARE-A-FARE PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDES DOOR-TO-DOOR SERVICE TO ELIGIBLE ELDERLY AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES. KCATA OPERATES FROM A SINGLE MAINTENANCE AND ADMINISTRATION FACILITY IN KANSAS CITY MISSOURI. OTHER TRANSPORTATION PROVIDERS:THE JO OPERATED BY JOHNSON COUNTY (KANSAS) TRANSIT AND THE BUS OPERATED BY UNIFIED GOVERNMENT OF WYANDOTTE COUNTY/KANSAS CITY KANSAS ARE OTHER TRANSIT PROVIDERS THAT FEED INTO AND PROVIDE SIMILAR SERVICE IN THE KANSAS CITY URBANIZED AREA.TVM COMPLIANCE - KCATA IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY WILL REQUIRE EACH TRANSIT VEHICLE MANUFACTURER (TVM) AS A CONDITION OF BEING AUTHORIZED TO BID OR PROPOSE ON FTA-ASSISTED TRANSIT VEHICLE PROCUREMENTS TO CERTIFY THAT IT HAS COMPLIED WITH THE TVM REQUIREMENTS OUTLINED ON 49 CFR 26.49. ALTERNATIVELY KCATA MAY AT ITS DISCRETION AND WITH FTA APPROVAL ESTABLISH PROJECT-SPECIFIC GOALS FOR DBE PARTICIPATION IN THE PROCUREMENT OF TRANSIT VEHICLES IN LIEU OF THE TVM COMPLYING WITH THIS ELEMENT OF THE PROGRAM.TO ENSURE THAT THE REGULATIONS ARE COMPLIED WITH AS A CONDITION OF DETERMINING RESPONSIVENESS KCATA WILL REVIEW THE FTAS ELIGIBLE TO BID LIST FOR TVMS AND WHEN APPROPRIATE OBTAIN A COPY OF THE TVM CERTIFICATION ASSOCIATED WITH ANY VEHICLES ACQUIRED WITH FEDERAL FUNDS.NONE OF THE VEHICLES WILL CONTAIN ITS ELEMENTS INSTALLED BY THE MANUFACTURER.THE KCATA HAS A COPY OF THE MASTER AGREEMENT ON FILE.SECURITY: KCATA EXPENDS LOCAL FUNDS FROM CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENTS WITH LOCAL COMMUNITIES AND 1/2 CENT SALES TAX AND 3/8 CENT ATA SALES TAX ON SECURITY. FUNDING FROM THIS 5307 GRANT APPLICATION WILL NOT BE USED FOR SAFETY AND/OR SECURITY PROJECTS. KCATA UTILIZES OTHER FUNDING SOURCES FOR THIS PURPOSE.CCR EXPIRATION DATE: 3/13/14	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY	—	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS APPLICATION PROGRAMS $1742600 IN SECTION 5310 FUNDING (FY24 - $1189750 FY25 $552850). THESE FUNDS WILL BE USED TO SUPPORT NEW FREEDOM TYPE PROJECTS BEING PROGRAMMED IN THIS APPLICATION. MATCHING FUNDS OF $1.563.410 ARE DERIVED FROM LOCAL SALES TAX AND OTHER NON-FEDERAL SOURCES AS IDENTIFIED BY AWARDED SUBRECIPIENT ORGANIZATIONS. THE TOTAL APPLICATION BUDGET IS $3306010.THROUGH A MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING (UPLOADED TO THIS APPLICATION) BSD IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE GRANT ADMINISTRATION OF THE SELECTED 5310 NEW FREEDOM TYPE PROJECTS; THE MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND THE ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE SELECTED 5310 TRADITIONAL TYPE PROJECTS. EACH AGENCY SEPARATELY APPLIES FOR FUNDING UNDER THE SECTION 5310 APPORTIONMENT AWARDED TO ST. LOUIS MO-IL UZA. REMAINING FUNDS WILL BE APPLIED FOR SEPARATELY BY THE MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (FY24 $1474994 FY25 $1480172) AND THE ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (FY24 309632 FY25 310720) TO SUPPORT 5310 TRADITIONAL TYPE PROJECTS. EAST-WEST GATEWAY SENT A SPLIT LETTER TO THE FTA DATED AUGUST 29 2025 WHICH HAS BEEN UPLOADED TO THE APPLICATION DOCUMENTS. THROUGH THE SECTION 5310 SOLICITATION PROCESS CONDUCTED BY OUR MPO - EAST WEST GATEWAY - FUNDING WAS AWARDED TO SEVEN (7) PROJECTS. EACH OF THE PROJECTS BEING FUNDED WAS DERIVED FROM A LOCALLY DEVELOPED COORDINATED HUMAN SERVICES TRANSPORTATION PLAN (CHSTP). THE PLAN WAS ADOPTED ON APRIL 22 2008 AND MOST RECENTLY UPDATED IN APRIL 2024. THE CHSTP WAS DEVELOPED AND ADMINISTERED BY EAST-WEST GATEWAY THROUGH A PROCESS THAT INCLUDED REPRESENTATIVES OF PUBLIC PRIVATE AND NON-PROFIT TRANSPORTATION AND HUMAN SERVICE PROVIDERS AND MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC. A COPY HAS BEEN UPLOADED TO THE APPLICATION DOCUMENTS.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: FUNDING PROGRAMMED IN THIS AWARD WILL SUPPORT ANCILLARY OR ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION SERVICES THAT WILL BE OPERATED BY LOCAL NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AND TRANSIT SERVICE PROVIDERS. THE SERVICES PROVIDED WILL HELP IMPROVE MOBILITY FOR SENIORS AND INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES BY REMOVING BARRIERS TO TRANSPORTATION SERVICES AND EXPANDING THE TRANSPORTATION MOBILITY OPTIONS AVAILABLE. THE TARGETED POPULATION WILL HAVE ENHANCED ACCESS TO CURBSIDE DOOR-TO-DOOR DOOR-THROUGH-DOOR AND IN SOME INSTANCES ARM-THROUGH-ARM SUPPORTED TRANSPORTATION TO ESSENTIAL SERVICES LIKE HOME WORK SCHOOL GROCERY STORES AND MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS AND OTHER SERVICES LIKE GENERAL SHOPPING AND ENTERTAINMENT. A FULL DESCRIPTION OF EACH ACTIVITY IS LISTED IN THE EXTENDED BUDGET DESCRIPTION UNDER ITS RESPECTIVE ACTIVITY LINE ITEM (ALI).; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: ACTIVITIES PERFORMED ARE EXPECTED IN MANY CASES TO EXCEED THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA) OF 1990 ENHANCING AND IMPROVING THE MOBILITY OF ELDERLY INDIVIDUALS AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES BY PROVIDING ACCESS TO TRANSPORTATION SERVICES THAT ARE OTHERWISE INACCESSIBLE DUE TO VARIOUS HEALTH AND MEDICAL REASONS. THE SERVICES PROVIDED UNDER THESE PROGRAMS ARE INTENDED TO CREATE ALTERNATE OPTIONS TO CIRCUMVENT THE BARRIERS THAT MAY BE PRESENT AT GENERAL PUBLIC BUS STOPS FOR PERSONS IN THIS POPULATION.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: PROJECT ACTIVITIES PROGRAMMED IN THIS APPLICATION ARE INTENDED TO BENEFIT SENIORS AND ADULTS WITH MOBILITY BARRIERS AND OTHER DISABILITIES THAT IMPACT THEIR ABILITY TO SAFELY AND/OR INDEPENDENTLY UTILIZE THE TRANSIT SYSTEM. ; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: SUBALLOCATION / SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES ARE BEING PROGRAMMED INTO THIS APPLICATION.SUBRECIPIENT: DISABILITY RESOURCE ASSOCIATION HAS BEEN AWARDED $466695 FOR 2 YEARS OPERATING . THIS PROJECT IS A CONTINUATION OF AN EXISTING ACTIVITY WHICH INTENDS TO COMPLEMENT THE TRANSPORTATION SERVICES BY FILLING THE GAPS FOR RESIDENTS WHO ARE UNABLE TO ACCESS THE FIXED-ROUTE SERVICE DUE TO SEVERITY OF THEIR DISABILITIES OR DISTANCE BETWEEN THEIR HOMES AND THE NEAREST BUS STOP.SUBRECIPIENT: ILLINOIS CENTER FOR AUTISM HAS BEEN AWARDED $203957 FOR 2 YEARS OPERATING. THIS PROJECT WILL PROVIDE ESSENTIAL TRANSPORTATION FOR THE CLIENTS OF ITS ADULT SERVICES PROGRAM TO SUPPORT THEIR WELL-BEING INDEPENDENCE AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT.SUBRECIPIENT: MERCY HOSPITAL SOUTH HAS BEEN AWARDED $158987 FOR 3 YEARS OPERATING. THIS PROJECT WILL ESTABLISH A NEW CLOSED-DOOR DEMAND-RESPONSIVE DOOR-TO-DOOR TRANSPORTATION SERVICE TO ASSIST SENIORS AND DISABLED PATIENTS UPON DISCHARGE FROM THEIR FACILITY ENSURING THEY HAVE SAFE AND RELIABLE TRANSPORTATION TO THEIR RESIDENCES OR REHABILITATION CENTERS.SUBRECIPIENT: OATS TRANSIT HAS BEEN AWARDED $150000 FOR 1 YEAR OPERATING FOR AUGMENT FUNDING FOR THEIR EXISTING PROGRAM THAT IS NOT ELIGIBLE UNDER THE 5311 RURAL GRANT.SUBRECIPIENT: PARAQUAD INC. HAS BEEN AWARDED $188652 FOR 3 YEARS OPERATING. THIS PROJECT WILL PROVIDE DOOR-TO-DOOR AND DOOR-THROUGH-DOOR TRANSPORTATION SERVICES FOR PERSONS LIVING WITH DISABILITIES FOR WHOM PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IS NOT AVAILABLE OR FEASIBLE DUE TO THE NEED FOR MORE SPECIALIZED SERVICE.SUBRECIPIENT: ST. LOUIS SOCIETY FOR THE BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED HAS BEEN AWARDED $250665 FOR 3 YEARS OPERATING. THIS PROJECT WILL INCREASE SERVICE CAPACITY OF THEIR EXISTING PROGRAM WHICH OFFERS TRANSPORTATION TO CRITICAL RESOURCES FOR CLIENTS WITH VISION LOSS.SUBRECIPIENT: TOUCHETTE REGIONAL HOSPITAL HAS BEEN AWARDED $144454 FOR 2 YEARS OPERATING. THIS PROJECT WILL SUPPORT THE COST OF PROVIDING TRANSPORTATION TO ITS PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS TO AND FROM THE HOSPITAL.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	THE BI STATE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE MO IL METRO DIST	$1.7M	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS GRANT WILL FUND THE PURCHASE AND ONGOING COST FOR THE REPLACEMENT OF THE CURRENT AUTOMATIC VEHICLE LOCATOR (AVL) AUTOMATIC PASSENGER COUNTED (APC) AUTOMATIC VOICE ANNUNCIATOR (AVA) AND INTEGRATION OF INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR SIGNAGE.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THE GOAL OF THIS AWARD IS TO PROVIDE HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE TO REPLACE THE CURRENT TRACK SYSTEMS AND ONGOING OPERATING COST THAT WILL NOT BE SUPPORTED AT THE END OF 2023. THE SOURCES OF FEDERAL FUNDS WILL BE FROM SECTION 5339 FFY 2021.25.34.31 (STATEWIDE) FUNDS FOR THE AMOUNT OF $204866 AND SECTION 5339 FFY 2021.25.34.BF (SMALL URBAN) FOR THE AMOUNT OF $59986 FOR A TOTAL OF $264852 OF FEDERAL FUNDS.THE SOURCE OF LOCAL FUNDS OF $66214 WILL BE FROM THE CITY OF JEFFERSONS CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM (CIP) TRANSIT MATCHING FUNDS.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO ASSIST PASSENGERS FOR LOCATION AND TIMES OF THE BUS ROUTES. ALSO EXPECTED TO GATHER INFORMATION FOR PASSENGER TRAVELS TO ASSIST MANAGEMENT IN DECISION MAKING.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: PASSENGERS OF JEFFTRAN WILL BENEFIT FROM THIS PROJECT BY GETTING REAL TIME INFORMATION OF BUS ROUTES.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	CITY OF JEFFERSON	$265K	—
KCATA BUS CAPITAL AND OPERATIONS GRANT	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY	$16.3M	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: BI-STATE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (BSD) WOULD LIKE TO PROGRAM FUNDS THAT WERE ALLOCATED TO THE ST. LOUIS MO-IL UZA UNDER THE FY2025 SECTION 5307 URBANIZED AREA FORMULA FUNDING APPORTIONMENT. AS PUBLISHED IN THE FTA APPORTIONMENT TABLES JANUARY 17 2025 THE AGENCYS PARTIAL APPORTIONMENT FOR FISCAL YEAR 2025 IS $ 19184685 OF WHICH $ 1292290 WAS ALLOCATED TO REGION V - MADISON COUNTY ILLINOIS (SEE ATTACHED SPLIT LETTER).IN THIS APPLICATION BSD IS APPLYING FOR $15288149. LOCAL MATCH FUNDS OF $3822037 WILL BE PROVIDED FOR A TOTAL OF $19110186 IN PROJECTS BEING PROGRAMMED IN THIS APPLICATION. BSD MATCH FUNDS ARE DERIVED FROM LOCAL SALES TAX.TO DATE THE FY2025 SECTION 5307 FORMULA FUNDS ARE BEING APPLIED AS FOLLOWS:$ 19184685FY2025 SECTION 5307 PARTIAL APPORTIONMENT TO THE ST. LOUIS MO-IL UZA$ 1292290TRANSFER TO REGION V MADISON COUNTY ILLINOIS$ 0PROGRAMMED IN SEPARATE APPLICATION$ 15288149APPLYING FOR IN THIS APPLICATION$ 2604246REMAINING FUNDS TO PROGRAM AT A LATER DATE; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: FUNDS IN THIS APPLICATION WILL SUPPORT BUS AND RAIL ASSOCIATED ACTIVITIES INCLUDING BUS LOOP PAVEMENT REHAB LED LIGHTING SOFTWARE/HARDWARE UPGRADES TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE NON-REVENUE VEHICLES TUNNEL REHAB AND WATERPROOFING AND PROJECT ADMINISTRATION. A FULL DESCRIPTION OF EACH ACTIVITY IS LISTED IN THE EXTENDED BUDGET DESCRIPTION UNDER ITS RESPECTIVE ACTIVITY LINE ITEM (ALI).THE APPLICATION BUDGET WILL ADD NEW SCOPES AS FOLLOWS:ADD SCOPE 113-00 TO PROJECT# 1:ADD (+) $ 464346 FEDERAL $ 116087 LOCAL $ 580433 TOTALADD SCOPE 114-00 TO PROJECT# 1:ADD (+) $ 5143069 FEDERAL $ 1285767 LOCAL $ 6428836 TOTALADD SCOPE 117-00 TO PROJECT# 1:ADD (+) $ 40000 FEDERAL $ 10000 LOCAL $ 50000 TOTALADD SCOPE 122-00 TO PROJECT# 1:ADD (+) $ 9640734 FEDERAL $ 2410183 LOCAL $ 12050917 TOTAL; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE REPAIRS REPLACEMENT REHABILITATIONS AND RENOVATIONS MADE AT OUR TRANSIT STATIONS FACILITIES AND TRANSIT CENTERS WILL EXTEND THE USEFUL LIFE OF BI-STATES ESSENTIAL ASSETS RESULTING IN OVERALL COST SAVINGS. OVERALL SAFETY AND SECURITY CONCERNS WILL BE ADDRESSED WITH ENHANCED EQUIPMENT AND IMPROVEMENTS OFFERING IMPROVED AMENITIES THAT INCREASE COMFORT AND CREATE A SENSE OF SAFETY CAN HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO INCREASE RIDERSHIP ON ALL MODES. PROPER MANAGEMENT OF TRANSIT ASSETS APPEALS TO THE CUSTOMERS DESIRES TO FEEL SAFE WHILE UTILIZING THE MULTIPLE MODES OF TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE TO GET THEM TO THE PLACES THEY NEED AND WANT TO GO ON A DAILY BASIS.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: BENEFICIARIES OF THIS PROJECT ARE TRANSIT RIDERS OPERATORS THE AGENCY AND ST. LOUIS METROPOLITAN REGION. REPLACING OLDER MODEL VEHICLES WILL PRESERVE NON-REVENUE FLEET IN A CONTINUOUS STATE OF GOOD REPAIR. PROJECT ACTIVITIES PROGRAMMED IN THIS APPLICATION BENEFIT THE TRANSIT CUSTOMERS BY IMPROVING THE SENSE OF SAFETY AND SECURITY AND ENHANCED RIDER EXPERIENCES. TRANSIT EMPLOYEES WILL ALSO BENEFIT FROM THIS PROJECT BY HAVING SAFER WORK CONDITIONS AND FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT MAINTAINED IN GOOD REPAIR.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NO SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES ARE BEING PROGRAMMED INTO THIS APPLICATION.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	THE BI STATE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE MO IL METRO DIST	$15.3M	—
PURPOSE: BI-STATE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY IS SUBMITTING THIS APPLICATION TO APPLY FOR FUNDING APPORTIONED TO THE ST. LOUIS MO-IL UZA UNDER FY2020 SECTION 5339 BUSES AND BUS FACILITIES PROGRAM. AS PUBLISHED IN THE TABLES REFERENCED IN THE JUNE 3 2020 FEDERAL REGISTER (VOLUME 87 NO. 107) THE AGENCYS APPORTIONMENT FOR ST. LOUIS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR IS $3633060.ADDITIONALLY FOR FISCAL YEARS FY2019-2021 SECTION 5339 BUS AND BUS FACILITIES STATEWIDE ALLOCATION FUNDS TOTALING $150000 WERE PASSED THROUGH FROM THE MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. THESE FUNDS HAVE BEEN TRANSFERRED TO FTA FOR BI-STATE DEVELOPMENT AS A RECIPIENT DESIGNATED BY THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF MISSOURI ALLOWING BI-STATE TO APPLY DIRECTLY TO FTA FOR THESE FUNDS. WITH THIS CONSIDERATION TOTAL FEDERAL FUNDS OF $2810255 ARE BEING REQUESTED IN THIS APPLICATION; BSDA WILL PROVIDE A LOCAL MATCH OF $702564 FOR A TOTAL OF $3512819 IN PROJECTS BEING PROGRAMMED AGAINST THIS APPORTIONMENT. BSD MATCH IS DERIVED FROM LOCAL SALES TAX. TO DATE FY2020 SECTION 5339 FUNDS HAVE BEEN APPLIED AS FOLLOWS: $3633060 FY2020 5339 (BF) FULL APPORTIONMENT FOR ST. LOUIS MO-IL UZA $2660255 FY2020 5339 BF BEING REQUESTED $ 50000 FY2019 5339 SMALL URBAN AND STATEWIDE ALLOCATION FOR BI-STATE METRO BEING REQUESTED $ 50000FY2020 5339 SMALL URBAN AND STATEWIDE ALLOCATION FOR BI-STATE METRO BEING REQUESTED $ 50000FY2021 5339 SMALL URBAN AND STATEWIDE ALLOCATION FOR BI-STATE METRO BEING REQUESTED $2810255 APPLYING FOR IN THIS APPLICATION $972805 REMAINING 5339 (BF) FUNDS TO PROGRAM AT A LATER DATEACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: FUNDS IN THIS APPLICATION WILL SUPPORT ACTIVITIES SUCH AS REPAIRS REHAB AND REPLACEMENT OF SHOP EQUIPMENT BUS FACILITY EQUIPMENT FACILITY IMPROVEMENTS AND/OR REHABILITATION BUS-RELATED EQUIPMENT ACQUISITION BUS-RELATED EQUIPMENT REPAIRS AND RELATED ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES. EACH ACTIVITYS FULL DESCRIPTION IS LISTED IN THE EXTENDED BUDGET DESCRIPTION AND A FULL LIST HAS BEEN ATTACHED IN THE APPLICATION DOCUMENTS SECTION OF THIS APPLICATION. EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE REPAIRS REHABILITATIONS AND RENOVATIONS MADE AT FACILITIES AND TRANSIT CENTERS WILL EXTEND THE USEFUL LIFE OF BI-STATES ESSENTIAL ASSETS RESULTING IN OVERALL COST SAVINGS. OVERALL SAFETY AND SECURITY CONCERNS WILL BE ADDRESSED WITH UPDATED EQUIPMENT AND IMPROVEMENTS. REPLACEMENT OF ASSETS THAT HAVE MET THEIR USEFUL LIFE INSURES THAT BI-STATE IS OPERATING IN ACCORDANCE WITH ITS ESTABLISHED ASSET MANAGEMENT PLAN. INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: PROJECT ACTIVITIES PROGRAMMED IN THE SECTION 5339 BUSES AND BUS FACILITIES AWARD WILL BENEFIT THE TRANSIT SYSTEM BY MAINTAINING THE SAFETY AND USEFUL LIFE OF AGENCY ASSETS. TRANSIT EMPLOYEES WILL BENEFIT BY HAVING SAFER WORK CONDITIONS AND FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT THAT ARE MAINTAINED IN GOOD REPAIR. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NO SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES ARE BEING PROGRAMMED INTO THIS APPLICATION. TIP/STIP PROGRAM: TIP: PROJECTS IDENTIFIED IN THIS APPLICATION ARE INCLUDED IN THE FY2022-2025 TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMS APPROVED BY THE EAST WEST GATEWAY BOARD OF DIRECTORS ON OCTOBER 21 2021 RESPECTIVELY. ONE DOT LETTERS ISSUED NOVEMBER 18 2021 APPROVE THE INCLUSION OF THE AFOREMENTIONED TIPS IN THE STIP (MISSOURI). DOCUMENTATION OF THESE PROGRAM PLAN INCLUSIONS AND APPROVAL LETTERS HAVE BEEN UPLOADED TO THE APPLICATION DOCUMENTS SECTION OF THIS APPLICATION. RELATIVE PAGES FOR THE ACTIVITIES PROGRAMMED INTO THIS APPLICATION HAVE BEEN EXTRACTED FROM THE TIP DOCUMENT AND UPLOADED TO THE PROJECT PLAN INFORMATION SECTION OF THIS APPLICATION. REQUIRED/RELATED CERTIFICATIONSTHERE ARE NO VEHICLE REPLACEMENT ACTIVITIES PROGRAMMED IN THIS GRANT FOR BUSES AND BUS FACILITIES; THE STIPULATIONS OF SECTION 3019 OF THE FAST ACT DO NOT APPLY.MS 07/08/2022	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	THE BI STATE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE MO IL METRO DIST	$7.1M	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (KCATA) IS UTILIZING CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY (CMAQ) FUNDS TRANSFERRED FROM THE FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION (FHWA) TO IMPLEMENT EXPANDED OPERATING SERVICES ACROSS THE BI-STATE KANSAS CITY REGION FOR THE 2026 WORLD CUP. THESE RESOURCES WILL SUPPORT NEW OPERATING ASSISTANCE ACTIVITIES INCLUDING INCREASED FREQUENCY ON HIGH-DEMAND ROUTES AND SUPPLEMENTAL SERVICE FOR THE KC STREETCAR TO MITIGATE CONGESTION AND ENSURE A SEAMLESS EXPERIENCE FOR BOTH RESIDENTS AND VISITORS. THIS INITIATIVE REPRESENTS A DEDICATED EXPANSION BEYOND EXISTING BASELINE SERVICES FOCUSING ON REGIONAL CONNECTIVITY DURING THIS HIGH-IMPACT INTERNATIONAL EVENT; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: OPERATING ASSISTANCE ACTIVITIES ONLY.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: NEW/EXPANDED OPERATING SERVICE ABOVE ANY BEYOND NORMAL SERVICES WILL PROVIDE ADDITIONAL TRANSPORTATION SERVICES TO THE BUS RIDERS OF KANSAS CITY MISSOURI AND KANSAS. THIS ACTIVITY WILL ALLOW FOR THE CONNECTION OF TRANSIT RIDERS TO LOCAL JOBS ENTERTAINMENT HEALTH PROVIDERS COMMUNITY BUSINESSES AND 2026 WORLD CUP ACTIVITIES.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: TRANSIT RIDERS OF KANSAS CITY MISSOURI/KANSAS AND VISITORS FOR THE 2026 WORLD CUP ACTIVITIES; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NO SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY	$2.5M	—
UNIFIED GOVERNMENT BUS GRANT	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY	$602K	—
THE KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (KCATA) IS REQUESTING $3279828 IN FEDERAL SECTION 5339C LONO FUNDING DISCRETIONARY ID - D2021-LWNO-028 FOR THE PURCHASE OF THREE NEW ADA ACCESSIBLE BATTERY ELECTRIC BUSES (BEBS) NEEDED TO REPLACE AGING DIESEL BUSES THAT HAVE REACHED THEIR USEFUL LIFE EXPECTANCY CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION OF CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE AND TO PROVIDE WORKFORCE TRAINING FOR KCATA TECHNICIANS FOR MAINTAINING THE NEW TECHNOLOGY.FUNDING SUMMARY:FY 2021 LONO EMISSIONS$ 3279828LOCAL MATCH: $ 577191GRAND TOTAL $ 3857019TOTAL SECTION 5339(C) LONO FUNDS TO BE APPLIED TO THIS APPLICATION: $3279828 LOCAL MATCH - LOCAL FUNDING SOURCES INCLUDE CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENTS WITH LOCAL COMMUNITIES 1/2 CENT TRANSPORTATION SALES TAX AND 3/8 CENT ATA SALES TAX. STIP/TIP- PROJECTS ARE INCLUDED IN THE 2016-2020 TIP PG. 204 TIP # 995002. THE ONE DOT STIP APPROVAL DATE IS DECEMBER 22 2015. ITS- THERE ARE NO ITS COMPONENTS IN THIS GRANT. TRANSIT PROVIDERS IN AREA: THE KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (KCATA) IS AN INTERSTATE AGENCY OF MISSOURI AND KANSAS GOVERNED BY A BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS WHICH IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN THE REGION. THE ATA HAS A SEVEN-COUNTY JURISDICTION - THE COUNTIES OF CASS CLAY JACKSON AND PLATTE IN MISSOURI; AND JOHNSON LEAVENWORTH AND WYANDOTTE IN KANSAS. THE KCATA OPERATES FIXED ROUTE DEMAND RESPONSIVE AND BUS RAPID TRANSIT SERVICE SEVEN DAYS A WEEK BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 4 A.M. TO 1 A.M. KCATA ALSO OPERATES A SHARE-A-FARE PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDES DOOR-TO-DOOR SERVICE TO ELIGIBLE ELDERLY AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES. KCATA OPERATES FROM A SINGLE MAINTENANCE AND ADMINISTRATION FACILITY IN KANSAS CITY MISSOURI. OTHER TRANSIT PROVIDERS IN THE AREA INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:THE JO OPERATED BY JOHNSON COUNTY (KANSAS) TRANSIT AND THE BUS OPERATED BY UNIFIED GOVERNMENT OF WYANDOTTE COUNTY/KANSAS CITY KANSAS ARE OTHER TRANSIT PROVIDERS THAT FEED INTO AND PROVIDE SIMILAR SERVICE IN THE KANSAS CITY URBANIZED AREA. TVM COMPLIANCE - KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY WILL REQUIRE EACH TRANSIT VEHICLE MANUFACTURER (TVM) AS A CONDITION OF BEING AUTHORIZED TO BID OR PROPOSE ON FTA-ASSISTED TRANSIT VEHICLE PROCUREMENTS TO CERTIFY THAT IT HAS COMPLIED WITH THE TVM REQUIREMENTS OUTLINED ON 49 CFR 26.49. ALTERNATIVELY KCATA MAY AT ITS DISCRETION AND WITH FTA APPROVAL ESTABLISH PROJECT-SPECIFIC GOALS FOR DBE PARTICIPATION IN THE PROCUREMENT OF TRANSIT VEHICLES IN LIEU OF THE TVM COMPLYING WITH THIS ELEMENT OF THE PROGRAM. TO ENSURE THAT THE REGULATIONS ARE COMPLIED WITH AS A CONDITION OF DETERMINING RESPONSIVENESS KCATA WILL REVIEW THE FTAS ELIGIBLE TO BID LIST FOR TVMS AND WHEN APPROPRIATE OBTAIN A COPY OF THE TVM CERTIFICATION ASSOCIATED WITH ANY VEHICLES ACQUIRED WITH FEDERAL FUNDS. CCR EXPIRATION DATE: MARCH 8 2022PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE FOR THIS APPLICATION IS: START DATE: 1/3/2022 END DATE: 2/27/2026THIS GRANT WILL NOT SUPPORT ANY RESEARCH OR DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS INDIRECT COSTS WILL NOT BE APPLIED TO THIS APPLICATION AND ITS SCOPE OF WORK A COPY OF THE FY 2021 MASTER AGREEMENT WILL BE RETAINED ON FILE. THE FY 2021 CERTIFICATIONS AND ASSURANCES HAVE BEEN ATTACHED TO THE RECIPIENT ORGANIZATION DOCUMENTS.PROJECT BENEFITSTHE PURCHASE OF THREE BEBS AND CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION OF CHARGING EQUIPMENT WILL ADVANCE SMART MOVES 3.0 GOALS AND POTENTIALLY REDUCE OPERATIONAL COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH MAINTAINING AGING DIESEL BUSES IN THE LONG TERM. ELECTRIFICATION WILL PROVIDE BENEFITS TO ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE COMMUNITIES IN THE KANSAS CITY REGION BY REDUCING TAILPIPE EMISSIONS SUCH AS IN CLEANER AIR AND THE ALL-ELECTRIC PROPULSION AND AUXILIARY SYSTEMS WILL CREATE SMOOTHER QUIETER RIDES FOR KCATA PASSENGERS.PROJECT OUTCOMESTHIS PROJECT SUPPORTS MANY LOCAL AND REGIONAL PLANS INCLUDING THE MID-AMERICA REGIONAL COUNCIL (MARC) 2021 REGIONAL CLIMATE ACTION PLANS GOAL TO SHIFT THE REGIONS FLEET TO LOW AND NO EMISSION VEHICLES. SMART MOVES 3.0 THE LONG-RANGE TRANSIT PLAN RECOMMENDS THAT KCATA REPLACE CONVENTIONAL DIESEL POWERED VEHICLES BY CONVERTING THE FLEETS TO ELECTRIC VEHICLES OR OTHER ALTERNATIVE FUELS. THE PLAN OUTLINES A GOAL FOR ENSURING THAT TRANSIT SYSTEMS ARE MAINTAINED IN A GOOD CONDITION INCLUDING TRANSIT VEHICLES TO KEEP EXISTING RIDERS AND ATTRACT NEW USERS. AS PART OF KCATAS 2021 RIDEKC NEXT SYSTEM REDESIGN TO REDUCE UNPRODUCTIVE SERVICE WHILE ACCELERATING TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION TO ENHANCE SERVICE DELIVERY. KCATA WILL CONDUCT A REGIONAL BEB EVALUATION AND SHAPE A LONG-TERM ELECTRIFICATION STRATEGY FOR THE REGIONAL FLEET FOR THE FUTURE WHICH INCLUDES ELECTRICITY SUPPLY BUILDOUT BY 2023.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY	$3.3M	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS APPLICATION IS REQUESTING $351543 OF FY2022 SECTION 5310 FUNDS AND $681011 OF FY2023 SECTION 5310 FUNDS FOR A TOTAL FEDERAL AMOUNT OF $1032554. THE LOCAL SHARE COMMITTED TO THIS APPLICATION IS $914453 WHICH IS DERIVED FROM LOCAL SALES TAX. THE TOTAL APPLICATION AMOUNT IS $1947007.FOR FY2023 THE ST. LOUIS MO-IL URBANIZED AREA WAS APPORTIONED $2963583 UNDER THE FTA SECTION 5310 ENHANCED MOBILITY FOR SENIORS AND ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES (SECTION 5310) PROGRAM. THROUGH A MEMORANDUMOF UNDERSTANDING BI-STATE DEVELOPMENT (BSD) HAS BEEN APPOINTED AS ONE OF THE CO-DESIGNATED RECIPIENTS OF THIS PROGRAM FUND RESPONSIBLE FOR ADMINISTERING THE NEW FREEDOM TYPE PROJECTS WHICH HAS BEENALLOCATED $1181011. THE ALLOCATIONS FOR EACH CO-DESIGNATED RECIPIENT ARE DETAILED IN THE ATTACHED EAST-WEST GATEWAY ALLOCATION SPLIT LETTER.BSD REQUESTS TO OBLIGATE THE FULL REMAINING FY2022 BALANCE OF $351543 AND A PARTIAL OBLIGATION OF THE FY2023 SECTION 5310 IN THE AMOUNT OF $681011. THE REMAINING $500000 OF FY2023 FUNDSWILL BE OBLIGATED AT A LATER DATE.OF THE $1032554 FEDERAL AMOUNT BEING PROGRAMMED THE APPLICATION INCLUDES A PROJECT ADMINISTRATION BUDGET OF $118101 WHICH IS 10% OF BSDS TOTAL FY2023 SECTION 5310 APPORTIONMENT OF $1181011.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: FUNDING PROGRAMMED IN THIS AWARD WILL SUPPORT ANCILLARY OR ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION SERVICES THAT WILL BE OPERATED BY LOCAL NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AND TRANSIT SERVICE PROVIDERS. THE SERVICES PROVIDED WILL HELP IMPROVE MOBILITY FOR SENIORS AND INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES BY REMOVING BARRIERS TO TRANSPORTATION SERVICES AND EXPANDING THE TRANSPORTATION MOBILITY OPTIONS AVAILABLE. THE TARGETED POPULATION WILL HAVE ENHANCED ACCESS TO CURBSIDE DOOR-TO-DOOR DOOR-THROUGH-DOOR AND IN SOME INSTANCES ARM-THROUGH-ARM SUPPORTED TRANSPORTATION TO ESSENTIAL SERVICES LIKE HOME WORK SCHOOL GROCERY STORES AND MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS AND OTHER SERVICES LIKE GENERAL SHOPPING AND ENTERTAINMENT. FUNDING PROGRAMMED IN THIS AWARD WILL SUPPORT ANCILLARY OR ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION SERVICES THAT WILL BE OPERATED BY LOCAL NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AND TRANSIT SERVICE PROVIDERS. THE SERVICES PROVIDED WILL HELP IMPROVE MOBILITY FOR SENIORS AND INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES BY REMOVING BARRIERS TO TRANSPORTATION SERVICES AND EXPANDING THE TRANSPORTATION MOBILITY OPTIONS AVAILABLE. THE TARGETED POPULATION WILL HAVE ENHANCED ACCESS TO CURBSIDE DOOR-TO-DOOR DOOR-THROUGH-DOOR AND IN SOME INSTANCES ARM-THROUGH-ARM SUPPORTED TRANSPORTATION TO ESSENTIAL SERVICES LIKE HOME WORK SCHOOL GROCERY STORES AND MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS AND OTHER SERVICES LIKE GENERAL SHOPPING AND ENTERTAINMENT.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: ACTIVITIES PERFORMED ARE EXPECTED IN MANY CASES TO EXCEED THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA) OF 1990 ENHANCING AND IMPROVING THE MOBILITY OF ELDERLY INDIVIDUALS AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES BY PROVIDING ACCESS TO TRANSPORTATION SERVICES THAT ARE OTHERWISE INACCESSIBLE DUE TO VARIOUS HEALTH AND MEDICAL REASONS. THE SERVICES PROVIDED UNDER THESE PROGRAMS ARE INTENDED TO CREATE ALTERNATE OPTIONS TO CIRCUMVENT THE BARRIERS THAT MAY BE PRESENT AT GENERAL PUBLIC BUS STOPS FOR PERSONS IN THIS POPULATION.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: PROGRAMS FUNDED IN THIS AWARD ARE INTENDED TO BENEFIT THE SENIOR POPULATION AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE ACTIVITIES LISTED BELOW ARE BEING PROGRAMMED IN THIS APPLICATION: TIP#: 7323L-24 PROJECT:3 YEARS OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR PROJECT TITLED: REDUCING ISOLATION FOR ADULTS WITH SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESSPROVIDER:INDEPENDENCE CENTERBUDGET:TOTAL PROJECT BUDGET: $409154(FEDERAL SHARE: $204577 / LOCAL MATCH: $204577)TIP#: 7323M-24 PROJECT:3 YEARS OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR PROJECT TITLED: DIGNIFIED TRANSPORTATION FOR SENIORS AND ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES IN ST. CHARLES COUNTYPROVIDER:ITN ST CHARLES COUNTYBUDGET:TOTAL PROJECT BUDGET: $355836(FEDERAL SHARE: $177918 / LOCAL MATCH: $177918)TIP#: 7323N-24 PROJECT:3 YEARS OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR PROJECT TITLED: DIGNIFIED TRANSPORTATION FOR SENIORS AND ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES IN ST. LOUIS COUNTYPROVIDER:ITN ST. LOUIS COUNTYBUDGET:TOTAL PROJECT BUDGET: $191546(FEDERAL SHARE: $95773 / LOCAL MATCH: $95773)TIP#: 7323O-24 PROJECT:1 YEAR OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR PROJECT TITLED: OATS TRANSIT DEPT. OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICEPROVIDER:OATS DEPT OF MENTAL HEALTHBUDGET:TOTAL PROJECT BUDGET: $300000(FEDERAL SHARE: $150000 / LOCAL MATCH: $150000)TIP#: 7323P-24 PROJECT:3 YEARS OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR PROJECT TITLED: SOUTHSIDE SENIOR CITIZENS CENTERPROVIDER:SOUTHSIDE SENIOR CITIZENS CENTERBUDGET:TOTAL PROJECT BUDGET: $572370(FEDERAL SHARE: $286185 / LOCAL MATCH: $286185)	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	THE BI STATE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE MO IL METRO DIST	$1.5M	—
THIS IS AN FFY 2021 SECTION 5307 ARP ACT APPLICATION IN THE AMOUNT OF $472419. PER THE ARP ACT THE GRANT REQUESTS 100% FEDERAL SHARE. THIS APPLICATION UTILIZES ARP ACT FUNDING TO PREVENT PREPARE FOR AND RESPOND TO THE CORONAVIRUS EMERGENCY SITUATION. THIS APPLICATION REPRESENTS 100% OF THE ARP ACT FUNDING APPORTIONED TO THE CAPE GIRARDEAU UZA. THE APPLICATION SCOPE OF WORK IS INCLUDED BELOW. THE RECIPIENT (CGCTA) CERTIFIES THAT IT AND ITS SOLE SUBRECIPIENT (SMTS) THAT IS A PROVIDER OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION: (A) CGCTA AND SMTS ARE CURRENTLY NOT FURLOUGHING ANY EMPLOYEES AND (B) SMTS ONLY HAS TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT POSSIBLE BROUGHT BACK ANY EMPLOYEES PREVIOUSLY FURLOUGHED AS A DIRECT RESULT OF FINANCIAL CHALLENGES CAUSED BY THE COVID-19 PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY AND (C) SMTS ONLY HAVE REHIRED OR POSTED TO REHIRE ANY POSITIONS OF EMPLOYEES WHO WERE LAID OFF AS A RESULT OF FINANCIAL CHALLENGES CAUSED BY THE COVID-19 PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY. THIS RESPONSE ACCURATELY REPRESENTS THE FURLOUGH SITUATION WITH BOTH CGCTA AND SMTS. PLEASE SEE NEXT TWO PARAGRAPHS THAT FURTHER DETAILS THE FURLOUGH SITUATION.FUNDS WILL BE USED BY CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY TRANSIT AUTHORITY (CGCTA) FOR OPERATIONS OF A FIXED ROUTE BUS SERVICE AND DEMAND RESPONSE SERVICE. FUNDS WILL BE USED FOR BUT NOT LIMITED TO SALARIES AND WAGES FUEL REPAIRS MAINTENANCE OF VEHICLES ADDITIONAL CLEANING COSTS RELATED TO COVID-19 AND PPES AS APPROPRIATE AND AVAILABLE. CGCTA HAS NOT AND WILL NOT FURLOUGH ANY EMPLOYEES FOR REASONS RELATED TO COVID-19 PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY. CGCTAS SUB-RECIPIENT SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY TRANSIT SYSTEM (SMSTS) WILL USE FUNDING FOR THE OPERATION OF THEIR FIXED ROUTE SHUTTLE SERVICE. SMSTS DID FURLOUGH SOME OF THEIR DRIVERS (WITH PAY THROUGH THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR) BUT HAS SINCE BROUGHT THOSE EMPLOYEES BACK IF THEY WERE AVAILABLE. SOME OF THOSE EMPLOYEES WERE STUDENT WORKERS WHO HAVE GRADUATED. THOSE POSITIONS WERE POSTED AND FILLED AS WELL. BECAUSE SMSTS DID FURLOUGH SOME EMPLOYEES THEY WILL ONLY BE ALLOWED TO USE ARP ACT FUNDING FOR OPERATIONS. CGCTA - $383604 TOTALOPERATIONS - $326104PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE - $57500SMSTS - $88815 TOTALOPERATIONS - $88815THE 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.ALL EXPENSES REIMBURSED BY THIS GRANT WILL HAVE BEEN INCURRED AFTER JANUARY 20 2020.THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS HAVE BEEN ADDED TO THIS APPLICATION (SEE APPLICATION DOCUMENTS):FFY 2021 CERTIFICATIONS ASSURANCES (SIGNED HARD COPY; ELECTRONIC COPY HAS BEEN COMPLETED AS WELL)AUTHORIZING RESOLUTION	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY TRANSIT AUTHORITY	$472K	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: PURPOSE:IN THIS APPLICATION BI-STATE DEVELOPMENT (BSD) WILL BE APPLYING FOR MULTIPLE YEARS OF FUNDING AWARDED THROUGH OUR METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATIONS CALL FOR PROJECTS UNDER THE CMAQ (CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY) AND CRP (CARBON REDUCTION PROGRAM). THESE FUNDS HAVE BEEN COMPETITIVELY AWARDED AND TRANSFERRED TO FTA REGION VII THROUGH A COLLABORATIVE PROCESS BETWEEN THE FTA FHWA AND IDOT.BI-STATE IS REQUESTING TO PROGRAM $8602970 OF THE FEDERAL FUNDS AWARDED UNDER THE CMAQ AND CRP PROGRAMS. BI-STATE WILL PROVIDE A LOCAL MATCH OF $1566995 FOR A TOTAL OF $10169965 BEING PROGRAMMED IN THIS APPLICATION. THE LOCAL MATCH IS DERIVED FROM LOCAL SALES TAX REVENUES.INSURANCE PROCEEDS:THIS APPLICATION WILL ALSO INCLUDE AN ADJUSTMENT WHICH PROGRAMS $25000 GAINED FROM INSURANCE PROCEEDS. VEHICLE #6758 WAS APPROVED FOR DISPOSITION ON 10/01/2021 AFTER BEING INVOLVED IN AN ACCIDENT AND TAKEN OUT OF SERVICE IN DECEMBER 2020. THE EMAIL CONTAINING THE REQUEST AND FTA APPROVAL HAS BEEN UPLOADED TO THE APPLICATION DOCUMENTS. THE FEDERAL INTEREST FOR THIS DISPOSITION IS BEING TRACKED WITH THE BUS ALI 11.12.01.$ 7402970CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY (CMAQ)$ 1200000CARBON REDUCTION PROGRAM (CRP) $ 8602970APPLYING FOR IN THIS APPLICATION$25000(ADJUSTMENT AMOUNT) - INSURANCE PROCEEDS FROM VEHICLE# 6758 DISPOSITION$0REMAINING FUNDS TO PROGRAM AT A LATER DATE; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: FUNDING IN THIS AWARD WILL SUPPORT THE ACQUISITION OF THREE (3) CHARGING STATIONS AND THE REPLACEMENT OF UP TO 22 VEHICLES (16 DIESEL AND 6 ELECTRIC) IN THE ILLINOIS FLEET. THIS ACQUISITION WILL CONTRIBUTE TO A TRANSITION FROM DIESEL-POWERED VEHICLES TO ELECTRIC. ALL CMAQ AND CRP FUNDS REFERENCED IN THIS APPLICATION HAVE BEEN TRANSFERRED FROM FHWA/FTA REGION V TO FTA REGION VII; A COPY OF CORRESPONDENCE NOTIFYING BETWEEN BI-STATE AND IDOT/FHWA OF THE COMPLETED TRANSFERS IS ATTACHED.TIP#APP DATEFED AWARDVEH QTYFUNDPROJECT DESCRIPTION7142A-2302/13/2020$11787343CMAQREPLACE 3 IL BUSES (A)7142B-2302/13/2020$ 7858242CMAQREPLACE 2 IL BUSES (B)7214B-2402/11/2021$13595713CMAQREPLACE 3 IL BUSES (A)7214C-2402/11/2021$9063812CMAQREPLACE 2 IL BUSES (B)7262A-2502/10/2022$12542303CMAQREPLACE 3 IL BUSES (A)7262B-2502/10/2022$12542303CMAQREPLACE 3 IL BUSES (B)7262E-2302/10/2022$6640000CMAQSCCTD PURCHASE 3 CHARGING STATIONS7316H-2502/09/2023$12000006CRPSCCTD ELECTRIFICATION OF FLEET (UP TO 6 BE VANS)ALL CMAQ AND CRP FUNDS REFERENCED IN THIS APPLICATION HAVE BEEN TRANSFERRED FROM FHWA/FTA REGION V TO FTA REGION VII; A COPY OF CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN BI-STATE/IDOT/FHWA CONCERNING THE COMPLETED TRANSFER OF EACH AWARD HAS BEEN UPLOADED TO THE APPLICATION DOCUMENTS.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: WITH THE INTENT TO REMAIN CONSISTENT WITH ITS WORLD-CLASS VEHICLE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM THE METRO OPERATIONS DIVISION CONDUCTS ROUTINE REPLACEMENT OF BUSES THAT HAVE EXCEEDED FTAS PRESCRIBED USEFUL LIFE OF 12 YEARS OR 500000 MILES AND PARATRANSIT VANS THAT HAVE EXCEEDED FTAS PRESCRIBED USEFUL LIFE OF 5 YEARS OR 100000 MILES. BUSES ELIGIBLE FOR REPLACEMENT MAY BE REPLACED WITH EITHER TWENTY-NINE- THIRTY- THIRTY-FIVE- FORTY- OR SIXTY- FOOT ARTICULATED BUSES. SELECTIONS ARE MADE AS DETERMINED APPROPRIATE BY FIXED ROUTE ASSIGNMENT AS WELL AS THE VEHICLE REPLACEMENT PLAN SCHEDULE AT THE TIME OF REPLACEMENT. BY INCORPORATING NEWER TECHNOLOGY-EQUIPPED BUSES INTO THE FLEET METRO WILL CONTINUE TO OPERATE IN A CONTINUOUS STATE OF GOOD REPAIR. AS BUSES REACH THEIR USEFUL LIVES AND ADVANCE ON THE REPLACEMENT SCHEDULE TASK ORDERS ARE ISSUED UNDER THE CONTRACT IN PLACE AT THAT TIME. REPLACEMENT VEHICLES WILL BE MANUFACTURED TO MEET THE LATEST APPROVED STANDARDS AT THE TIME OF PROCUREMENT THEN PURCHASED UNDER TASK ORDERS PER THE VENDOR CONTRACT. REPLACEMENT VEHICLES WILL MEET FTAS REQUIREMENTS FOR SECURITY CLEAN AIR AND ADA COMPONENTS.SECURITY: VEHICLES PROCURED IN THIS APPLICATION WILL BE PRODUCED IN COMPLIANCE WITH ST. LOUIS REGIONAL ITS ARCHITECTURE STANDARDS. REPLACEMENT BUSES WILL INCLUDE ITS TECHNOLOGIES SUCH AS ELECTRONIC FARE BOXES; SMART CARD CAPABILITY; CLOSED CAPTION CAMERAS; DIGITAL SIGNAGE; AUTOMATIC VEHICLE TRACKING; COMPUTER-AIDED DISPATCH (CAD) SYSTEM FOR OBTAINING VEHICLE LOCATION DATA PASSENGER LOADING TRIP PLANNING AND CALL CENTER INFORMATION. CLEAN AIR: REPLACING OLDER BUSES WITH BUSES THAT EMIT FEWER POLLUTANTS INTO THE AIR CONTRIBUTES TO IMPROVEMENTS IN THE OVERALL AIR QUALITY AND HEALTH OF THE ST. LOUIS REGION. NEWER BUSES WILL BE BUILT TO THE LATEST EPA EMISSIONS STANDARDS RUN MORE ENERGY-EFFICIENTLY AND RELEASE FEWER EMISSIONS INTO THE AIR. EMISSIONS REDUCTION CONTINUES TO BE STRONGLY INFLUENCED BY SUCH TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGES AS MORE EFFICIENT ENGINES (INCLUDING HEAVY-DUTY ENGINES) ON-BOARD DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEMS AND CATALYTIC CONVERTERS. THE EXPECTATION OF A CLEAN AND HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT IS ONE OF THE REGIONAL GOALS OF THE EAST-WEST GATEWAY COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS OUR METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION AS STATED IN CONNECTED 2045. THIS PROJECT SUPPORTS CONNECTED2045 BY IMPROVING AIR QUALITY THROUGH THE REDUCTION OF POLLUTANTS BEING RELEASED INTO THE AIR.AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES (ADA): REPLACEMENT BUSES WILL BE ADA-ACCESSIBLE AND SUPPORT ADA TECHNOLOGIES INCLUDING LOW-FLOOR/KNEELING WHEELCHAIR SECUREMENT AND ANNUNCIATORS TO IDENTIFY UPCOMING STOPS AND CONNECTING ROUTES.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: BENEFICIARIES OF THIS ACTIVITY ARE METROBUS AND PARATRANSIT VAN RIDERS OPERATORS THE LOCAL TRANSIT AGENCIES AND THE ST. LOUIS MO-IL METROPOLITAN REGION.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NO SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES ARE BEING PROGRAMMED INTO THIS APPLICATION.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	THE BI STATE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE MO IL METRO DIST	$8.6M	—
JOHNSON COUNTY KANSAS BUS AND BUS OPERATIONS	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY	$8.6M	—
THIS IS AN FFY 2021 SECTION 5307 ARP FUNDING APPLICATION FOR THE KANSAS CITY MISSOURI/KANSAS URBANIZED AREA IN THE AMOUNT OF $66 051551 REPRESENTING 100% FEDERAL SHARE OF THE TOTAL ELIGIBLE AMOUNT. THIS APPLICATION UTILIZES ARP FUNDING TO PREVENT PREPARE FOR AND RESPOND TO CORONAVIRUS. PURPOSE: THE ARP FUNDING WILL BE UTILIZED TO HELP DEFRAY REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION OPERATION EXPENSES INCLUDING ADDITIONAL ITEMS SUCH AS PAYROLL CLEANING SUPPLIES AND PPE. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: KCATA THE KANSAS CITY STREETCAR AUTHORITY JOHNSON COUNTY KANSAS UNIFIED GOVERNMENT OF WYANDOTTE COUNTY KANSAS/KANSAS CITY KANSAS AND THE CITY OF INDEPENDENCE MISSOURI PROVIDE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN THE KANSAS CITY METROPOLITAN AREA UNDER RIDEKC. THESE REGIONAL TRANSIT PARTNERS PLAN TO USE THE ARP FUNDS TO SUPPORT OPERATIONS INCLUDING CLEANING SUPPLIES AND PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT TO PREVENT PREPARE FOR AND RESPOND TO COVID-19. EXPECTED OUTCOMES: FUNDING TO SUPPORT OPERATIONS WILL ENSURE SERVICE RELIABILITY ON-TIME PERFORMANCE AND SAFETY FOR THE CUSTOMERS. INTENDED BENEIFICIARIES: THIS PROJECT WILL BENEFIT PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION RIDERS WHO UTILIZE THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SERVICES PROVIDED IN THE KANSAS CITY METROPOLITAN AREA THE MISSOURI COUNTIES OF JACKSON AND CLAY AND KANSAS COUNTIES OF WYANDOTTE COUNTY AND JOHNSON. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION PROVIDERS WILL UTILIZE FUNDS TO SUPPORT REGIONAL OPERATIONS AS THEY PROVIDE CONVENIENT SAFE AND RELIABLE TRANSPORTATION IN THEIR RESPECTIVE SERVICE AREAS.PROJECT LOCATION: KANSAS CITY AND SURROUNDING METROPOLITAN AREA AND THE COUNTIES OF JACKSON CLAY IN MISSOURI WYANDOTTE AND JOHNSON COUNTIES IN THE STATE OF KANSAS.TRANSIT PROVIDERS IN AREA:THE KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (KCATA) IS THE BI-STATE REGIONAL TRANSIT AUTHORITY CREATED IN 1965. KCATA IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN THE KANSAS CITY URBANIZED AREA WITH A SEVEN-COUNTY JURISDICTION - CASS CLAY JACKSON AND PLATTE IN MISSOURI AND JOHNSON LEAVENWORTH AND WYANDOTTE IN KANSAS. KCATA IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PROVISION OF FIXED-ROUTE BUS RAPID TRANSIT (BRT) FLEX-ROUTE AND COMPLIMENTARY PARATRANSIT PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN THE REGION. KCATA OPERATES FROM A SINGLE MAINTENANCE AND ADMINISTRATION FACILITY IN KANSAS CITY MISSOURI. JOHNSON COUNTY KANSAS TRANSPORTATION AND INDEBUS OPERATED BY THE CITY OF INDEPENDENCE MISSOURI SYSTEMS ARE MANAGED BY KCATA AND THE BUS OPERATED BY UNIFIED GOVERNMENT OF WYANDOTTE COUNTY/KANSAS CITY KANSAS ARE OTHER TRANSIT PROVIDERS THAT FEED INTO AND PROVIDE SIMILAR SERVICE IN THE KANSAS CITY URBANIZED AREA.FUNDING SUMMARY:THIS APPLICATION UTILIZES THE FOLLOWING ARP ACT FUNDING. KCATA DIRECT ALLOCATION $50078322KANSAS CITY STREETCAR AUTHORITY $1733576JOHNSON COUNTY KANSAS $7704555UNIFIED GOVERNMENT $4785776INDEPENDENCE $1749322TOTAL AGENCY ALLOCATION $66051551*ALLOCATION IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE BASED ON REGIONAL NEEDS. PER THE ARP ACT OF 2021 THE GRANT REQUESTS REPRESENT 100% FEDERAL SHARE. NO LOCAL MATCH IS REQUIRED. THE PROJECT(S) INCLUDED IN THIS APPLICATION CONTAINS ONLY OPERATIONS WITH NO SUBSTANTIAL FUNCTIONAL LOCATION OR CAPACITY CHANGE. THEREFORE PER ARP REQUIREMENTS NO STATEWIDE TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (STIP) OR TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PLAN (TIP) DOCUMENTATION IS NEEDED.IF APPLICABLE AS OF DECEMBER 27 2020 KCATA CERTIFIES TO FTA THAT THE RECIPIENT DOES NOT HAVE ANY FURLOUGHED EMPLOYEES. THE PRE-AWARD AUTHORITY START DATE FOR ARP FUNDING IS JANUARY 20 2020.KCATA 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. THE FUNDING SOURCE FOR THIS GRANT APPLICATION IS: 5307-6 - 5307 URBANIZED AREA FORMULA (ARP ACT) START DATE: JANUARY 20 2020 END DATE: DECEMBER 31 2026THE CCR EXPIRATION DATES: KCATA - MARCH 18 2023JOHNSON COUNTY KANSAS DECEMBER 20 2022 UNIFIED GOVERNMENT OF WYANDOTTE KANSAS/KANSAS CITY KANSAS -DECEMBER 10 2022; CITY OF INDEPENDENCE MISSOURI -AUGUST 15 2022KANSAS CITY STREETCAR AUTHORITY JANUARY 7 2023 INDIRECT COSTS WILL NOT BE APPLIED TO THIS APPLICATION AND ITS SCOPE OF WORK. THIS GRANT WILL NOT SUPPORT ANY RESEARCH OR DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS. A COPY OF THE FY 2022 MASTER AGREEMENT WILL BE RETAINED ON FILE. A COPY OF THE FY 2022 CERTIFICATIONS AND ASSURANCES WILL BE ATTACHED TO THIS APPLICATION AS SOON AS IT BECOMES AVAILABLE.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY	$66.1M	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THESE FUNDS ARE TO BE USED FOR OPERATING EXPENSES AT 50% FOR RURAL PUBLIC TRANSIT AND INTERCITY BUS PROVIDERS 80%/20% FOR PROJECT ADMIN STATE ADMINISTRATION THE PURCHASE OF FIVE MOTORCOACHES AND 6 TRANSIT BUSES FOR INTERCITY BUS AND FOR RTAP TO SUPPORT TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ACTIVITIES FOR RURAL PUBLIC TRANSIT PROVIDERS THROUGH THE RURAL TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RTAP).; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THE ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED WILL BE COVER TRANSPORTATION EXPENSES FOR RURAL PUBLIC TRANSIT AND INTERCITY BUS PROVIDERS AS WELL AS SUPPORT FOR TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ACTIVITIES FOR RURAL PUBLIC TRANSIT PROVIDERS THROUGH THE RURAL TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RTAP).; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: EXPECTED OUTCOMES IS TO ASSIST SUBRECIPIENTS WITH OPERATING EXPENSES CAPITAL EXPENSES AND STATE ADMIN. AS OPERATING COST CONTINUE TO RISE. IN ADDITION PROVIDE SUBRECIPIENTS THE NECESSARY TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE INTENDED BENEFICIARIES ARE 23 RURAL PUBLIC TRANSIT PROVIDERS 4 INTERCITY BUS PROVIDERS AND GRANT RECIPIENTS BY PROVIDING TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO RURAL PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PROVIDERS THROUGH THE RURAL TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RTAP).; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES UNDER THIS GRANT IS TO ASSIST SUBRECIPIENTS WITH OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR TRANSPORTATION RELATED EXPENSES AS OPERATING COST CONTINUE TO RISE. IN ADDITION PROVIDE SUBRECIPIENTS THE NECESSARY TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE THROUGH THE RURAL TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RTAP) TO ENSURE FEDERAL FUNDS RECEIVED ARE EXPENDED IN ACCORDANCE WITH FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION	$51.9M	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: KCATA IS APPLYING FOR FUNDING FOR THE FOLLOWING: PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE MISCELLANEOUS CAPITAL SUPPORT EQUIPMENT REHAB AND UPGRADES TO CENTRAL SERVICE COMPLEX FACILITIES AND BUS REPLACEMENT.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR LEES SUMMIT PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES ACQUISITION OF MISCELLANEOUS CAPITAL EQUIPMENT AND BUS PURCHASE.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: SERVICE RELIABILITY ON-TIME PERFORMANCE AND SAFETY ARE STRONGLY INFLUENCED BY THE PROPER MAINTENANCE AND CONDITION OF THE CAPITAL ASSETS.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION RIDERS IN THE KCATA TRANSPORTATION SERVICE AREA.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THERE ARE SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES INCLUDED IN THIS APPLICATION WITH THE CITY OF LEES SUMMIT.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY	$36.7M	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THESE FUNDS ARE TO BE USED FOR OPERATING EXPENSES AT 50% FOR RURAL PUBLIC TRANSIT AND INTERCITY BUS PROVIDERS 80%/20% FOR PROJECT ADMIN STATE ADMINISTRATION THE PURCHASE OF ONE MOTORCOACH AND 3 TRANSIT BUSES FOR INTERCITY BUS AND FOR RTAP TO SUPPORT TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ACTIVITIES FOR RURAL PUBLIC TRANSIT PROVIDERS THROUGH THE RURAL TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RTAP).; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THE ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED WILL COVER TRANSPORTATION EXPENSES FOR RURAL PUBLIC TRANSIT AND INTERCITY BUS PROVIDERS AS WELL AS SUPPORT FOR TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ACTIVITIES FOR RURAL PUBLIC TRANSIT PROVIDERS THROUGH THE RURAL TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RTAP).; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: EXPECTED OUTCOMES ARE TO ASSIST SUBRECIPIENTS WITH OPERATING EXPENSES CAPITAL EXPENSES AND STATE ADMIN. AS OPERATING COSTS CONTINUE TO RISE. IN ADDITION PROVIDE SUBRECIPIENTS THE NECESSARY TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE INTENDED BENEFICIARIES ARE 19 RURAL PUBLIC TRANSIT PROVIDERS 4 INTERCITY BUS PROVIDERS AND GRANT RECIPIENTS BY PROVIDING TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO RURAL PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PROVIDERS THROUGH THE RURAL TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RTAP).; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES UNDER THIS GRANT IS TO ASSIST SUBRECIPIENTS WITH OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR TRANSPORTATION RELATED EXPENSES AS OPERATING COST CONTINUE TO RISE. IN ADDITION PROVIDE SUBRECIPIENTS THE NECESSARY TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE THROUGH THE RURAL TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RTAP) TO ENSURE FEDERAL FUNDS RECEIVED ARE EXPENDED IN ACCORDANCE WITH FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION	$25.8M	—
APPLICATION EXECUTIVE SUMMARYPURPOSE OF AWARD: THE KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (KCATA) IS APPLYING FOR $14199453 OF FY2020 BUILD FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE KC STREETCAR RIVERFRONT EXTENSION PROJECT THAT INCLUDES THE EXTENSION OF THE EXISTING DOWNTOWN KANSAS CITY STREETCAR SYSTEM WITH A NEW DOUBLE-TRACK GUIDEWAY APPROXIMATELY ONE-HALF MILE LONG. THE DESIGN OF THE STREETCAR STATION PLATFORMS LIGHTING SIGNAGE AMENITIES AND CATENARY DESIGN WILL RESEMBLE THAT OF THE EXISTING DOWNTOWN LINE AND THE PLANNED SOUTH EXTENSION PROJECT. FUNDING SUMMARY:FY 20 BUILD GRANT AMOUNT: $14199453 BUILD GRANT LOCAL FUNDS: $10874139 TOTAL BUILD GRANT AMOUNT: $25073592OTHER FEDERAL FUNDS (MO-2021-006-00): $500000OTHER LOCAL FUNDS (MO-2021-006-00): $125000TOTAL PROJECT COSTS: $25698592SOURCES OF LOCAL MATCH: KANSAS CITY STREETCAR AUTHORITY (KCSA) $1500000 DOWNTOWN TRANSPORTATION DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT TAX. KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY $1000000 TRANSIT SALES TAX.PORT AUTHORITY OF KANSAS CITY (PORTKC) $8499139 BONDS.ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: THE KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (KCATA) IS APPLYING FOR $14199453 OF FY2020 BUILD FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE KC STREETCAR RIVERFRONT EXTENSION PROJECT THAT INCLUDES THE EXTENSION OF THE EXISTING DOWNTOWN KANSAS CITY STREETCAR SYSTEM WITH A NEW DOUBLE-TRACK GUIDEWAY APPROXIMATELY ONE-HALF MILE LONG. THE DESIGN OF THE STREETCAR STATION PLATFORMS LIGHTING SIGNAGE AMENITIES AND CATENARY DESIGN WILL RESEMBLE THAT OF THE EXISTING DOWNTOWN LINE AND THE PLANNED SOUTH EXTENSION PROJECT. A NEW STATION CONNECTING TO THE EXISTING STREETCAR SYSTEM WILL BE CONSTRUCTED AT THE 3RD STREET AND GRAND BOULEVARD INTERSECTION. A TERMINUS STATION WILL BE CONSTRUCTED AT THE NORTH END OF THE ALIGNMENT. AN OVERHEAD POWER CATENARY SYSTEM WILL BE CONSTRUCTED WITH A NEW TRACTION POWER SUBSTATION (TPSS) MODULE INSTALLED UNDER THE GRAND BOULEVARD VIADUCT TO SUPPORT THE POWER NEEDS FOR THE NEW EXTENSION. SIGNAL SYSTEMS WILL ALSO BE INSTALLED NEAR THE NORTHERN TERMINUS STATION AND AT THE SOUTHERN CONNECTION TO THE EXISTING SYSTEM. EXPECTED OUTCOMES:THE RIVERFRONT EXTENSION WILL CONTINUE THE EFFORTS AND THEMES OF THE INITIAL STREETCAR PROJECT: TO PROVIDE MOBILITY AND CONNECTIVITY (CONNECT) ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH (DEVELOP) COMMUNITY AMENITIES AND IMPROVED LIVABILITY (THRIVE) AND SUSTAINABILITY (SUSTAIN). INTENDED BENIFICIARIES:THIS PROJECT WILL BENEFIT TRANSIT RIDERS IN KANSAS CITY AND THE KCATA SERVICE AREA. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES:THERE IS NO SUB-RECIPIENT ACTIVITY ASSOCIATED WITH THIS GRANT APPLICATION. PROJECT LOCATION: KANSAS CITY AND THE SURROUNDING METROPOLITAN AREA. OTHER INFORMATION: OVERALL START DATE: JANUARY 12TH 2022 (ANTICIPATED)OVERALL END DATE: JULY 1ST 2027 (ANTICIPATED)THIS GRANT WILL NOT SUPPORT ANY RESEARCH OR DEVELOPMENT PROJECTSA COPY OF THE MASTER AGREEMENT WILL BE RETAINED ON FILE.MARC TIP: TIP# MARC 2020-2024 METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM ONE DOT STIP DATE: NOVEMBER 18 2020 TIP# 995210 KANSAS CITY STREETCAR RIVERFRONT EXTENSIONTRANSIT PROVIDERS IN THE AREA: THE KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (KCATA) IS THE BI-STATE REGIONAL TRANSIT AUTHORITY CREATED IN 1965. KCATA IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN THE KANSAS CITY URBANIZED AREA WITH A SEVEN-COUNTY JURISDICTION - CASS CLAY JACKSON AND PLATTE IN MISSOURI; AND JOHNSON LEAVENWORTH AND WYANDOTTE IN KANSAS. KCATA IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PROVISION OF FIXED-ROUTE BUS RAPID TRANSIT (BRT) FLEX-ROUTE AND COMPLEMENTARY PARATRANSIT PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN THE REGION. KCATA OPERATES FROM A SINGLE MAINTENANCE AND ADMINISTRATION FACILITY IN KANSAS CITY MISSOURI. JOHNSON COUNTY KANSAS TRANSPORTATION AND INDEBUS OPERATED BY THE CITY OF INDEPENDENCE MISSOURI SYSTEMS ARE MANAGED BY KCATA AND THE BUS OPERATED BY UNIFIED GOVERNMENT OF WYANDOTTE COUNTY/KANSAS CITY KANSAS ARE OTHER TRANSIT PROVIDERS THAT FEED INTO AND PROVIDE SIMILAR SERVICE IN THE KANSAS CITY URBANIZED AREA.KANSAS CITY STREETCAR (KCSA) WILL BE THE SERVICE PROVIDER. THE KCSA IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION FORMED FOR THE PURPOSE OF MANAGING OPERATING AND MAINTAINING THE STREETCAR AS WELL AS PLANNING FOR FUTURE STREETCAR EXTENSIONS. IN ADDITION TO OVERSEEING STREETCAR OPERATIONS THE KCSA SUPPORTS SYSTEM BRANDING MARKETING PUBLIC COMMUNICATION AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT. WHILE THE KCSA IS A SEPARATE ENTITY IT WORKS CLOSELY WITH THE CITY OF KANSAS CITY MISSOURI AND THE KCATA. THE DAY-TO-DAY FUNCTIONS OF THE KCSA ARE MANAGED BY ITS STAFF OF FOUR WITH OVERSIGHT FROM THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. PORT KC IS ANOTHER STAKEHOLDER IN THE GRANT APPLICATION. PORT KC IS AN INDEPENDENT GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY BUT THEY COLLABORATE AND SHARE THE GOALS OF KANSAS CITY AND THE STATE OF MISSOURI. THEY WERE CREATED BY THE STATE AND THEIR BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS IS APPOINTED BY KANSAS CITYS MAYOR.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY	$14.2M	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS APPLICATION IS REQUESTING $3200251 OF FY2022 5339 BUSES AND BUS FACILITIES FUNDS. THE LOCAL SHARE COMMITTED TO THIS APPLICATION IS $833405 WHICH IS DERIVED FROM LOCAL SALES TAX. THE TOTAL APPLICATION AMOUNT IS $4167024.FOR FY2022 THE ST. LOUIS MO-IL URBANIZED AREA WAS APPORTIONED $3200251 UNDER THE FTA SECTION 5339 BUSES AND BUS FACILITIES FORMULA PROGRAM.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: FUNDS IN THIS APPLICATION WILL SUPPORT CAPITAL REPLACEMENT REHABILITATION AND/OR PURCHASE OF BUS-RELATED EQUIPMENT AT FOUR BI-STATE METROBUS FACILITIES: CENTRAL DEBALIVIERE AND ILLINOIS. THE REPLACEMENT AND REHAB OF VARIOUS HVAC EQUIPMENT AT THE FACILITIES WILL HAVE REACHED ITS USEFUL LIFE AT THE TIME OF REPLACEMENT. THE EQUIPMENT TO BE REPLACED INCLUDES MAKEUP AIR UNITS (MAUS) ROOFTOP UNITS (RTUS) HEAT RECOVERY UNITS (HRCUS) AIR CONDITIONERS (HVACS) AND POWERED ROOFTOP VENTS (EXHAUST FANS). ALL UNITS WILL BE ONE-TO-ONE EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENTS WITH NO ANTICIPATED EXCAVATION OR HAZMAT. A TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF ASSETS TO BE REPLACED AT EACH FACILITY INCLUDING USEFUL LIFE INFORMATION HAS BEEN UPLOADED TO THE APPLICATION DOCUMENTS. THE FULL DESCRIPTION FOR EACH OF THESE ACTIVITIES IS LISTED IN THE EXTENDED BUDGET DESCRIPTION AND ATTACHED IN THE APPLICATION DOCUMENTS SECTION OF THIS APPLICATION.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE REPAIRS REHABILITATIONS AND EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENTS MADE AT FACILITIES AND TRANSIT CENTERS WILL EXTEND THE USEFUL LIFE OF BI-STATES ESSENTIAL ASSETS RESULTING IN OVERALL COST SAVINGS. OVERALL SAFETY AND SECURITY CONCERNS WILL BE ADDRESSED WITH THE IMPLEMENTATION OF UPDATED EQUIPMENT AND IMPROVEMENTS. REPLACEMENT OF ASSETS THAT HAVE MET THEIR USEFUL LIFE ENSURES THAT BI-STATE IS OPERATING IN ACCORDANCE WITH ITS ESTABLISHED ASSET MANAGEMENT PLAN.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: PROJECT ACTIVITIES PROGRAMMED IN THIS APPLICATION BENEFIT THE FACILITY STAFF VISITORS AND OPERATIONS WORKFORCE BY ENSURING THAT THE FACILITY MAINTAINS COMFORTABLE TEMPERATURE LEVELS AND AIR HANDLING. BY MAINTAINING HVAC EQUIPMENT IN PROPER WORKING ORDER THIS CREATES A CLIMATE-CONTROLLED AREA THAT ALSO PROTECTS THE INTEGRITY OF OTHER ASSETS WITHIN THE FACILITY.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NO SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES ARE BEING PROGRAMMED INTO THIS APPLICATION.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	THE BI STATE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE MO IL METRO DIST	$12.7M	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: ORIGINAL: 04/09/2026 THIS APPLICATION INCLUDES $10849671 IN FY2025 SECTION 5307 FUNDS. LOCAL MATCH FUNDS OF $ 2712418 WILL BE PROVIDED FOR A TOTAL OF $ 13562089 IN PROJECTS BEING PROGRAMMED IN THIS APPLICATION. BSD MATCH FUNDS ARE DERIVED FROM LOCAL SALES TAX. THESE FUNDS WILL BE USED TO SUPPORT BUS AND RAIL ASSOCIATED ACTIVITIES INCLUDING NON-REVENUE VEHICLE PURCHASING AND LEASING BUS STOP SHELTERS AND RAIL/TUNNEL TRACKWORK.AS PUBLISHED IN THE TABLES REFERENCED IN THE FTA FULL APPORTIONMENT TABLES MAY 5 2025 THE AGENCYS TOTAL APPORTIONMENT FOR FISCAL YEAR 2025 IS $ 43564972 OF WHICH $2935130 WAS ALLOCATED TO REGION V - MADISON COUNTY ILLINOIS.ORGANIZATIONS OBLIGATION HISTORY OF THIS AWARD:TO DATE THE FY2025 SECTION 5307 FUNDS ARE BEING APPLIED AS FOLLOWS:$ 43564972 TOTAL FY2025 SECTION 5307 FORMULA APPORTIONMENT TO THE ST. LOUIS MO-IL UZA$ 2935130 TRANSFER TO REGION V MADISON COUNTY ILLINOIS (SEE SPLIT LETTER)$ 15288149 PROGRAMMED IN SEPARATE APPLICATION (MO-2025-020-00)$ 25341693 AVAILABLE TO PROGRAM AS OF LAST APPLICATION$ 10849671APPLYING FOR IN THIS APPLICATION $ 14492022REMAINING FUNDS TO PROGRAM AT A LATER DATE; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: FUNDS IN THIS APPLICATION WILL SUPPORT NON-REVENUE VEHICLE PURCHASE AND LEASING BUS STOP SHELTER IMPROVEMENTS AND RAIL/TUNNEL TRACKWORK AND REHABILITATION. A FULL DESCRIPTION OF EACH ACTIVITY IS LISTED IN THE EXTENDED BUDGET DESCRIPTION UNDER ITS RESPECTIVE ACTIVITY LINE ITEM (ALI).; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE REPAIRS REPLACEMENT REHABILITATIONS AND RENOVATIONS MADE AT OUR TRANSIT STATIONS FACILITIES AND TRANSIT CENTERS WILL EXTEND THE USEFUL LIFE OF BI-STATES ESSENTIAL ASSETS RESULTING IN OVERALL COST SAVINGS. OVERALL SAFETY AND SECURITY CONCERNS WILL BE ADDRESSED WITH ENHANCED EQUIPMENT AND IMPROVEMENTS OFFERING IMPROVED AMENITIES THAT INCREASE COMFORT AND CREATE A SENSE OF SAFETY CAN HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO INCREASE RIDERSHIP ON ALL MODES. PROPER MANAGEMENT OF TRANSIT ASSETS APPEALS TO THE CUSTOMERS DESIRES TO FEEL SAFE WHILE UTILIZING THE MULTIPLE MODES OF TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE TO GET THEM TO THE PLACES THEY NEED AND WANT TO GO ON A DAILY BASIS. ; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: BENEFICIARIES OF THIS PROJECT ARE TRANSIT RIDERS OPERATORS THE AGENCY AND ST. LOUIS METROPOLITAN REGION. REPLACING OLDER MODEL VEHICLES WILL PRESERVE NON-REVENUE FLEET IN A CONTINUOUS STATE OF GOOD REPAIR. PROJECT ACTIVITIES PROGRAMMED IN THIS APPLICATION BENEFIT THE TRANSIT CUSTOMERS BY IMPROVING THE SENSE OF SAFETY AND SECURITY AND ENHANCED RIDER EXPERIENCES. TRANSIT EMPLOYEES WILL ALSO BENEFIT FROM THIS PROJECT BY HAVING SAFER WORK CONDITIONS AND FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT MAINTAINED IN GOOD REPAIR.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NO SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES ARE BEING PROGRAMMED INTO THIS APPLICATION.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	THE BI STATE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE MO IL METRO DIST	$10.8M	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: FUNDING IN THIS PROJECT SUPPORTS THE RENOVATION AND UPGRADE OF THE KCATAS BUS STORAGE AND BATTERY ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING FACILITY.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: UPGRADES AND IMPROVEMENTS INCLUDING: (A) REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF BUILDING 2 BUILT-UP ROOF THAT HAS EXCEEDED ITS USEFUL LIFE; (B) ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADES AND ADDITION OF SOLAR ELECTRIC ROOF PANELS TO SUPPORT INCREASED POWER FOR THE BEB BUSES; (C) REPLACEMENT OF SELECT AREAS OF DETERIORATED CONCRETE FLOOR; (D) REPLACEMENT OF THE BUILDINGS ORIGINAL 45-YEAR OLD AIR HANDLING UNITS (AHUS); AND (E) INSTALLING NEW FIRE ALARM/CNG/CO DETECTION SYSTEMS THAT ARE BEYOND THEIR USEFUL LIFE AND ADDING SENSORS TO DETECT ELEVATED TEMPERATURES OF LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES IN BATTERY ELECTRIC BUSES.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: WITH THE PASSING OF MORE THAN FOUR DECADES OF SERVICE CAPITALIZED UPGRADES ARE NECESSARY TO KEEP THE FACILITY SAFE AND FULLY OPERATIONAL AND BETTER INCORPORATE INFRASTRUCTURE FOR A GROWING BATTERY ELECTRIC BUS (BEB) FLEET.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION RIDERS IN THE KCATA TRANSPORTATION SERVICE AREA.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THERE IS NO SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITY ASSOCIATED WITH THIS GRANT APPLICATION.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY	$10.4M	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: FUNDING FROM THIS AWARD WILL SUPPORT CAPITAL AND OPERATING EXPENSES FOR KCATA KC STREETCAR JOHNSON COUNTY TRANSIT AND UNIFIED GOVERNMENTS RELATED TO WORLD CUP ACTIVITIES.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: OPERATING ACTIVITIES TO BE SUPPORTED INCLUDE WORKFORCE HOUSING LINK SERVICE SUPERVISORS/AMBASSADORS PAY EXTRA BOARD OPERATORS BUS WRAPS BUS STOP TRASH REMOVAL AND SERVICE DELIVERY FOR KCATA STREETCAR UG AND JCT. CAPITAL ACTIVITIES INCLUDE WORLD CUP SUPPORT VEHICLES FUEL MAINTENANCE COSTS REPAIR OF CURRENT WORLD CUP DEDICATED VEHICLES.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE ACTIVITIES INCLUDED IN THIS AWARD WILL ALLOW KCATA AND ITS WORLD CUP PARTNERS TO PROVIDE BOTH NORMAL TRANSIT SERVICES AS WELL AS ADDITIONAL SERVICE ABOVE AND BEYOND NORMAL SERVICES. THIS EFFORT IS ENVISIONED TO ELEVATE THE TRANSIT RIDERS EXPERIENCE AND STRENGTHEN THE COMMUNITY RELATIONSHIPS WITH ALL AREA TRANSIT PROVIDERS.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: TRANSIT RIDERS OF KANSAS CITY MISSOURI AND KANSAS SERVICE AREA AND VISITORS TO THE KANSAS CITY AREA FROM ALL AROUND THE WORLD FOR WORLD CUP ACTIVITIES..; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: N/A	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY	$8.6M	—
CMAQ - FY15 18 19: ARTICULATED BUS REPLACEMENT	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	THE BI STATE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE MO IL METRO DIST	$8.2M	—
PURPOSE OF AWARD:KCATA IS APPLYING FOR FUNDING TO PURCHASE 14 KCATA REVENUE REPLACEMENT VEHICLES USED IN THE PROVISION OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SERVICE. FUNDING SUMMARY:THIS GRANT INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING FUNDING: LEES SUMMIT FY2018 MO 5339 $322126 LEES SUMMIT FY2018 MO 5339 $50000 FY2021 KCATA 5339 $1934560 FY2021 MO-STP $1175000 FY2021 KCATA 5307 $2093392 GRAND TOTAL FEDERAL $5575078 LOCAL FUNDS $1070235 TOTAL PROJECT COST: $6645313 THE CITY OF LEES SUMMIT TRANSFERRED ITS UNALLOCATED FY2018 SECTION 5339 FORMULA FUNDS TO KCATA. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: KCATA IS APPLYING FOR FUNDING TO PURCHASE 14 KCATA REVENUE REPLACEMENT VEHICLES USED IN THE PROVISION OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SERVICE. EXPECTED OUTCOMES:SERVICE RELIABILITY ON-TIME PERFORMANCE AND SAFETY ARE STRONGLY INFLUENCED BY THE CONDITION OF THE CAPITAL ASSETS. NEW RELIABLE TRANSIT BUSES ARE ESSENTIAL FOR SUSTAINING AND INCREASING TRANSIT RIDERSHIP. IMPROVING AND MAINTAINING BUSES SO THAT PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS ARE IN GOOD OPERATING CONDITION AND KEEPING PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS IN A STATE OF GOOD REPAIR IS ESSENTIAL TO SUSTAINING EXISTING TRANSPORTATION SERVICES PROVIDING MOBILITY AND SUPPORTING LIVABLE COMMUNITIES. INTENDED BENIFICIARIES:THIS PROJECT WILL BENEFIT TRANSIT RIDERS IN KANSAS CITY AND THE KCATA SERVICE AREA. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES:THERE IS NO SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITY ASSOCIATED WITH THIS GRANT APPLICATION. PROJECT LOCATION: KANSAS CITY AND SURROUNDING METROPOLITAN AREA. OTHER INFORMATION: TIP/TIP- PROJECTS IN THIS GRANT APPLICATION WERE APPROVED IN THE FY 2020-2024 CURRENT TIP OR 2021 UPWP. THE ONE DOT STIP APPROVAL DATE IS NOVEMBER 12 2019. A COPY OF THE FY 2021 FTA MASTER AGREEMENT WILL BE RETAINED ON FILE. THE FY 2021 CERTIFICATIONS AND ASSURANCES HAVE BEEN ATTACHED TO THE RECIPIENT ORGANIZATION DOCUMENTS. THE CCR EXPIRATION DATE FOR KCATA IS MARCH 8 2022.ITS- THE ATA CONTINUES TO DEVELOP AN ITS SYSTEM THAT PROVIDES VOICE AND DATA COMMUNICATION WITH ALL ATA TRANSIT VEHICLES THROUGHOUT THE KANSAS CITY METROPOLITAN AREA. THIS SYSTEM IS THE BASIS FOR CURRENT AND FUTURE TRANSIT ITS APPLICATIONS AND DATA SHARING WITH OTHER REGIONAL ITS SYSTEMS. THE TRANSIT ITS SYSTEM ADHERES TO THE REGIONAL ITS ARCHITECTURE AND TCIP STANDARDS. IT HAS BEEN DESIGNED IN ANTICIPATION OF FUTURE COMMUNICATION AND DATA SHARING WITH OTHER REGIONAL INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS. TRANSIT PROVIDERS IN AREA: THE KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (KCATA) IS THE BI-STATE REGIONAL TRANSIT AUTHORITY CREATED IN 1965. KCATA IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN THE KANSAS CITY URBANIZED AREA WITH A SEVEN-COUNTY JURISDICTION - CASS CLAY JACKSON AND PLATTE IN MISSOURI; AND JOHNSON LEAVENWORTH AND WYANDOTTE IN KANSAS. KCATA IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PROVISION OF FIXED-ROUTE BUS RAPID TRANSIT (BRT) FLEX-ROUTE AND COMPLIMENTARY PARATRANSIT PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN THE REGION. KCATA OPERATES FROM A SINGLE MAINTENANCE AND ADMINISTRATION FACILITY IN KANSAS CITY MISSOURI. JOHNSON COUNTY KANSAS TRANSPORTATION AND INDEBUS OPERATED BY THE CITY OF INDEPENDENCE MISSOURI SYSTEMS ARE MANAGED BY KCATA AND THE BUS OPERATED BY UNIFIED GOVERNMENT OF WYANDOTTE COUNTY/KANSAS CITY KANSAS ARE OTHER TRANSIT PROVIDERS THAT FEED INTO AND PROVIDE SIMILAR SERVICE IN THE KANSAS CITY URBANIZED AREA. TVM COMPLIANCE - EACH TRANSIT VEHICLE MANUFACTURER (TVM) WILL BE REQUIRED AS A CONDITION OF BEING AUTHORIZED TO BID OR PROPOSE ON FTA-ASSISTED TRANSIT VEHICLE PROCUREMENTS TO CERTIFY THAT IT HAS COMPLIED WITH THE TVM REQUIREMENTS OUTLINED ON 49 CFR 26.49. ALTERNATIVELY KCATA ON BEHALF OF JOHNSON COUNTY MAY AT ITS DISCRETION AND WITH FTA APPROVAL ESTABLISH PROJECT-SPECIFIC GOALS FOR DBE PARTICIPATION IN THE PROCUREMENT OF TRANSIT VEHICLES IN LIEU OF THE TVM COMPLYING WITH THIS ELEMENT OF THE PROGRAM. TO ENSURE THAT THE REGULATIONS ARE COMPLIED WITH AS A CONDITION OF DETERMINING RESPONSIVENESS KCATA WILL REVIEW THE FTAS ELIGIBLE TO BID LIST FOR TVMS AND WHEN APPROPRIATE OBTAIN A COPY OF THE TVM CERTIFICATION ASSOCIATED WITH ANY VEHICLES ACQUIRED WITH FEDERAL FUNDS.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY	$5.9M	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: KCATA INTENDS TO USE ALLOCATED 5337 AND 5339 FUNDS FOR BUS REPLACEMENT ACTIVITIES TO SUPPORT TRANSIT OPERATIONS THROUGHOUT THE KANSAS CITY MISSOURI AND KANSAS SERVICE AREAS. ADDITIONALLY FUNDING WILL BE USED TO SUPPORT PROJECT MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES. A TOTAL OF 8 40FT BUSES WILL BE PURCHASED CONSISTING OF DIESEL AND CNG VEHICLES.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: FUNDING FROM THIS AWARD WILL SUPPORT THE REPLACEMENT OF EIGHT 40FT SERVICE REVENUE VEHICLES AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE PROJECT WILL ALLOW KCATA TO ACQUIRE ADA ACCESSIBLE VEHICLES TO PROVIDE SAFE RELIABLE SECURE AND CONVENIENT TRANSPORTATION TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE TRANSIT RIDERS OF KANSAS CITY MISSOURI AND KANSAS SERVICE AREAS; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NO SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY	$4.5M	—
KCATA IS APPLYING FOR A TOTAL OF $2528503 OF STATE OF GOOD REPAIR FIXED GUIDEWAY AND MOTOR BUS FUNDS TO PURCHASE A TOTAL OF SIX (6) BUS RAPID TRANSIT (BRT) REPLACEMENT VEHICLES USED IN THE PROVISION OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SERVICE TO REPLACE VEHICLES THAT HAVE MET THEIR USEFUL LIFE. FUNDING SUMMARY:THIS GRANT INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING STATE OF GOOD REPAIR FUNDING: FY 2019 5337 STATE OF GOOD REPAIR/FIXED GUIDEWAY $1106338 FY 2020 5337 STATE OF GOOD REPAIR/FIXED GUIDEWAY $284156 FY 2021 5337 STATE OF GOOD REPAIR/FIXED GUIDEWAY $289814 FY 2022 5337 STATE OF GOOD REPAIR/FIXED GUIDEWAY $439716FY 2022 5337 STATE OF GOOD REPAIR/MOTOR BUS $408479 GRAND TOTAL FEDERAL $ 2528503LOCAL FUNDS $ 446206TOTAL PROJECT COST: $2974709LOCAL MATCH - LOCAL FUNDING SOURCES INCLUDE CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENTS WITH LOCAL COMMUNITIES 1/2 CENT TRANSPORTATION SALES TAX AND 3/8 CENT ATA SALES TAX. PURPOSE: KCATA IS APPLYING FOR A TOTAL OF $2528503 OF STATE OF GOOD REPAIR FIXED GUIDEWAY AND MOTOR BUS FUNDS TO PURCHASE A TOTAL OF SIX (6) BUS RAPID TRANSIT (BRT) REPLACEMENT VEHICLES USED IN THE PROVISION OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SERVICE TO REPLACE VEHICLES THAT HAVE MET THEIR USEFUL LIFE. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: KCATA IS APPLYING FOR FUNDING TO PURCHASE A TOTAL OF SIX ( 6 ) KCATA REVENUE REPLACEMENT VEHICLES TO BE USED IN THE PROVISION OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SERVICE. FIVE (5) VEHICLES WILL BE ACQUIRED FOR THE FIXED GUIDEWAY SERVICE AND ONE (1) VEHICLE WILL BE ACQUIRED UNDER THE STATE OF GOOD REPAIR MOTORBUS PROGRAM.EXPECTED OUTCOMES:SERVICE RELIABILITY ON-TIME PERFORMANCE AND SAFETY ARE STRONGLY INFLUENCED BY THE CONDITION OF THE CAPITAL ASSETS. NEW RELIABLE TRANSIT BUSES ARE ESSENTIAL FOR SUSTAINING AND INCREASING TRANSIT RIDERSHIP. IMPROVING AND MAINTAINING BUSES SO THAT PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS ARE IN GOOD OPERATING CONDITION AND KEEPING PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS IN A STATE OF GOOD REPAIR IS ESSENTIAL TO SUSTAINING EXISTING TRANSPORTATION SERVICES PROVIDING MOBILITY AND SUPPORTING LIVABLE COMMUNITIES. INTENDED BENEFICIARIES:THIS PROJECT WILL BENEFIT TRANSIT RIDERS IN KANSAS CITY AND THE KCATA SERVICE AREA. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES:THERE IS NO SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITY ASSOCIATED WITH THIS GRANT APPLICATION. PROJECT LOCATION: KANSAS CITY AND SURROUNDING METROPOLITAN AREA. OTHER INFORMATION: TIP/TIP- PROJECTS IN THIS GRANT APPLICATION WERE APPROVED IN THE FY 2020-2024 CURRENT TIP. THE ONE DOT STIP APPROVAL DATE IS NOVEMBER 12 2019. A COPY OF THE FY 2022 FTA MASTER AGREEMENT WILL BE RETAINED ON FILE. THE FY 2022 CERTIFICATIONS AND ASSURANCES HAVE BEEN ATTACHED TO THE RECIPIENT ORGANIZATION DOCUMENTS. CCR EXPIRATION DATE FOR KCATA IS MARCH 18 2023.ITS- THE ATA CONTINUES TO DEVELOP AN ITS SYSTEM THAT PROVIDES VOICE AND DATA COMMUNICATION WITH ALL ATA TRANSIT VEHICLES THROUGHOUT THE KANSAS CITY METROPOLITAN AREA. THIS SYSTEM IS THE BASIS FOR CURRENT AND FUTURE TRANSIT ITS APPLICATIONS AND DATA SHARING WITH OTHER REGIONAL ITS SYSTEMS. THE TRANSIT ITS SYSTEM ADHERES TO THE REGIONAL ITS ARCHITECTURE AND TCIP STANDARDS. IT HAS BEEN DESIGNED IN ANTICIPATION OF FUTURE COMMUNICATION AND DATA SHARING WITH OTHER REGIONAL INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS. TRANSIT PROVIDERS IN AREA: THE KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (KCATA) IS THE BI-STATE REGIONAL TRANSIT AUTHORITY CREATED IN 1965. KCATA IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN THE KANSAS CITY URBANIZED AREA WITH A SEVEN-COUNTY JURISDICTION - CASS CLAY JACKSON AND PLATTE IN MISSOURI; AND JOHNSON LEAVENWORTH AND WYANDOTTE IN KANSAS. KCATA IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PROVISION OF FIXED-ROUTE BUS RAPID TRANSIT (BRT) FLEX-ROUTE AND COMPLIMENTARY PARATRANSIT PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN THE REGION. KCATA OPERATES FROM A SINGLE MAINTENANCE AND ADMINISTRATION FACILITY IN KANSAS CITY MISSOURI. JOHNSON COUNTY KANSAS TRANSPORTATION AND INDEBUS OPERATED BY THE CITY OF INDEPENDENCE MISSOURI SYSTEMS ARE MANAGED BY KCATA AND THE BUS OPERATED BY UNIFIED GOVERNMENT OF WYANDOTTE COUNTY/KANSAS CITY KANSAS ARE OTHER TRANSIT PROVIDERS THAT FEED INTO AND PROVIDE SIMILAR SERVICE IN THE KANSAS CITY URBANIZED AREA. TVM COMPLIANCE - EACH TRANSIT VEHICLE MANUFACTURER (TVM) WILL BE REQUIRED AS A CONDITION OF BEING AUTHORIZED TO BID OR PROPOSE ON FTA-ASSISTED TRANSIT VEHICLE PROCUREMENTS TO CERTIFY THAT IT HAS COMPLIED WITH THE TVM REQUIREMENTS OUTLINED ON 49 CFR 26.49. ALTERNATIVELY KCATA ON BEHALF OF JOHNSON COUNTY MAY AT ITS DISCRETION AND WITH FTA APPROVAL ESTABLISH PROJECT-SPECIFIC GOALS FOR DBE PARTICIPATION IN THE PROCUREMENT OF TRANSIT VEHICLES IN LIEU OF THE TVM COMPLYING WITH THIS ELEMENT OF THE PROGRAM. TO ENSURE THAT THE REGULATIONS ARE COMPLIED WITH AS A CONDITION OF DETERMINING RESPONSIVENESS KCATA WILL REVIEW THE FTAS ELIGIBLE TO BID LIST FOR TVMS AND WHEN APPROPRIATE OBTAIN A COPY OF THE TVM CERTIFICATION ASSOCIATED WITH ANY VEHICLES ACQUIRED WITH FEDERAL FUNDS.TRANSIT ASSET MANAGEMENT (TAM) - AS CERTIFIED IN THE FY 2022 ANNUAL CERTIFICATIONS AND ASSURANCES KCATA WILL INCLUDE ALL PROJECTS FUNDED UNDER THE SECTION 5337 SGR PROGRAM IN THE INVESTMENT PRIORITIZATION SECTION OF THE KCATA TAM PLAN.___________	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY	$2.5M	—
THIS GRANT WILL BE APPLYING FOR MISSOURIS FY2019 5339 STATEWIDE RURAL AREA FUNDS. THIS APPLICATION WILL CONSIST OF CAPITAL ROLLING STOCK ONLY TO BE FUNDED AT AN 80/20 FEDERAL TO LOCAL FUNDING RATIO . THE TOTAL FEDERAL BUDGET AMOUNT FOR THIS GRANT IS $2098268. ALL THE PROJECTS WITHIN THIS GRANT WILL BE TO PURCHASE VEHICLE FOR OUR RURAL PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PROVIDERS. THE LOCAL MATCHING FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $524566 WILL COME FROM THE AGENCIES RECEIVING THE VEHICLES. THE SOURCE FOR LOCAL FUNDS WILL COME FROM THE CITIES WHO RECEIVE THE VEHICLES GENERAL REVENUE FUND. THE SOURCE OF LOCAL FUNDS FROM OTHER PRIVATE NONPROFITS COMES FROM BUS MATCH FUNDS COUNTY COMMITTEES DONATIONS FUND RAISING CONTRACT REVENUES AND SB40 TAX BOARDS. THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF THIS AWARD (FEDERAL AMOUNT AND LOCAL AMOUNT) WILL BE $2622834. DETAILS REGARDING SUB-RECIPIENTS CAN BE FOUND IN THE BUDGET DETAILS OF THE ATTACHED POP. DUNS NUMBER FOR THE MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION IS 025280355.I HAVE ATTACHED A PROGRAM OF PROJECTS THAT LIST EACH SUB-RECIPIENT WITH THE VEHICLES THEY ARE REQUESTING TO REPLACE ALONG WITH THE VIN NUMBER AND USEFUL LIFE CRITERIA.PRE-AWARD AUTHORITY IS BEING USED BECAUSE MODOT HAS ENTERED IN TO A CONTRACT FOR THE VEHICLES BEING PURCHASED WITH SOUTHERN BUS AND MOBILITY AND MASTERS TRANSPORTATION BUT NO EXPENSES HAVE BEEN INCURRED OR ARE ANTICIPATED PRIOR TO EXECUTION OF THE AWARD.MODOT HAS USED INNOVATIVE PROCUREMENT TOOLS AUTHORIZED UNDER SECTION 3019 OF THE FAST ACT BY ALLOWING AGENCIES TO HAVE OPTIONS SUCH AS DRIVER SHIELD SURVEILLANCE CAMERAS COVID 19 RESPONSE ITEMS CATALYTIC CONVERTER DETERRENT SYSTEM HYBRID ELECTRIC DRIVE AND ALL WHEEL DRIVE. ALSO THIS IS A PROCUREMENT UTILIZING A STATE SCHEDULE FOR VEHICLES. PURPOSE OF AWARD:THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO PROVIDE CAPITAL REVENUE ROLLING STOCK ASSISTANCE TO 5311 RURAL PROVIDERS AT 80% FEDERAL AND 20% LOCAL MATCH. ACTIVITIES:THE ACTIVITIES WILL INCLUDE THE PURCHASE OF 33 VEHICLES TOTAL TO REPLACE VEHICLES THAT HAVE MET THEIR USEFUL LIFE. THE REPLACEMENT INCLUDES (21) TWENTY-ONE 30 BUSES AND (12) TWELVE VANSOUTCOMES:THE OUTCOMES WILL BE NEWER AND SAFER BUSES FOR PASSENGERS THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF MISSOURI. BENEFICIARIES:THE BENEFICIARIES WOULD BE FOR TRANSIT RIDERS THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF MISSOURI. THESE FUNDS WILL HELP INCREASE THE SAFETY OF RIDERS AND PROMOTE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN THE STATE OF MISSOURI. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES:THE SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES WILL BE TO PURCHASE NEW VEHICLES.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION	$2.1M	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY IS APPLYING FOR SECTION 5307 FUNDING ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF INDEPENDENCE MISSOURI TO SUPPORT CAPITAL COST OF CONTRACTING FOR THE PROVISION OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THE CITY OF INDEPENDENCE MISSOURI WILL CONTRACT WITH FIRST TRANSIT TO PROVIDE MAINTENANCE AND PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION FOR ITS INDEBUS SERVICE. FIRST TRANSIT WAS SELECTED VIA AN OPEN COMPETITIVE PROCUREMENT PROCESS. FIRST TRANSIT EMPLOYS THE BUS OPERATORS AND MECHANICS AND WILL ALSO PROVIDE THE VEHICLES.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE CITY OF INDEPENDENCE MISSOURI WILL HAVE SAFE AND RELIABLE PUBLIC TRANSIT AVAILABLE FOR TRANSIT RIDERS IN INDEPENDENCE MISSOURI.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THIS PROJECT WILL BENEFIT THE TRANSIT RIDERS IN INDEPENDENCE MISSOURI.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE CITY OF INDEPENDENCE MISSOURI WILL CONTRACT WITH FIRST TRANSIT TO PROVIDE MAINTENANCE AND PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION FOR ITS INDEBUS SERVICE. FIRST TRANSIT WAS SELECTED VIA AN OPEN COMPETITIVE PROCUREMENT PROCESS. FIRST TRANSIT EMPLOYS THE BUS OPERATORS AND MECHANICS AND WILL ALSO PROVIDE THE VEHICLES.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY	$1.3M	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PROJECT IS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF A START-UP PHASE OF A PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM. THE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM IS A FIXED RAIL TROLLEY CAR SERVICE. THE SYSTEM OPERATES IN A DENSELY POPULATED MULTI-CULTURAL URBAN ENVIRONMENT. SERVICE IS PROVIDED FARE-FREE TO ENCOURAGE USE AND TO MITIGATE VEHICLE TRAFFIC AND THE RELATED POLLUTION.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: OPERATION OF THE TROLLEY SYSTEM IS OUTSOURCED TO THE METROPOLITAN AREAS PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PROVIDER BI-STATE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY. ANNUAL FUNDING IS PARTIALLY FUNDED BY A LOCAL TRANSPORTATION DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT SALES TAX COLLECTED BY MERCHANTS WITHIN THE DISTRICTS GEOGRAPHICAL AREA. ADDITIONAL GRANT MONEY IS NEEDED TO FUND OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE COSTS FOR THE TROLLEY SYSTEM. ; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: OUTCOMES INCLUDE ROUTINE MAINTENANCE STAFFING AND ELECTRIC SERVICE NEEDED TO POWER THE TROLLEY CARS. REFURBISHMENT OF THE VINTAGE TROLLEY CARS FOR SAFETY AND RELIABILITY. MAINTENANCE OF THE TRACTION POWER SUBSTATION OVERHEAD CATENARY WIRE AND POLE SUPPORTS EMBEDDED RAIL TRACKS AND THE PUBLIC PASSENGER STATION STOPS. PLUS MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF THE MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE FACILITY (MSF) USED TO STORE AND MAINTAIN TROLLEY CARS WHEN NOT IN OPERATION.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE TROLLEY SYSTEMS OPERATES IN A COMMERCIAL AREA WITH RETAIL RESTAURANTS THEATERS AND OTHER ENTERTAINMENT VENUES. STREETSCAPES BRIDGES A ROUND ABOUT ALL ARE IMPROVEMENTS ASSOCIATED WITH TROLLEY SYSTEM. ALL OF THESE IMPROVEMENTS WERE MADE TO ENHANCE THE COMMUNITY AND TO PROMOTE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVE BOTH PEDESTRIAN AND VEHICLE TRANSPORTATION WITHIN THE DISTRICT. THE FARE-FREE TROLLEY SYSTEM ENABLES BOTH RESIDENTS AND VISITORS THE USE OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION WITHIN THE DISTRICT. THE TROLLEY SYSTEM CONNECTS PASSENGERS OF OTHER PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ALTERNATIVES INCLUDING: METRO LINK METRO BUS AND BIKING ROUTES. RIDERS OF THE FARE-FREE TROLLEY SYSTEM INCLUDE RESIDENTS AND VISITORS TO THE DISTRICT. RIDERSHIP INCLUDES STUDENTS FROM WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY SHOPPERS AT THE VARIOUS RETAIL MERCHANTS ALONG THE STREETSCAPE DINNERS AT THE MULTIPLE ETHNIC TYPES OF RESTAURANTS THEATER GOERS TOURISTS VISITING THE METROPOLITAN AREA EMPLOYEE THAT WORK AT THE MANY OFFICE AND RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS WITHIN THE DISTRICT. ALSO MANY FAMILIES EXPOSING THEIR CHILDREN TO THIS TYPE OF HISTORIC VINTAGE TROLLEY TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THERE ARE NO SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES PROGRAMMED IN THIS AWARD.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	LOOP TROLLEY TRANSPORTATION DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT	$1.3M	—
FY20 OPERATIONS CAPITAL P/M REPLACEMENT VEHICLES BUS SHELTER	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY TRANSIT AUTHORITY	$1.1M	—
THE KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY IS APPLYING FOR FY 2021 SECTION 5307 FUNDING IN THE AMOUNT OF $525000 ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF INDEPENDENCE MISSOURI (CITY) TO SUPPORT CAPITAL COST OF CONTRACTING FOR THE PROVISION OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION. THE CITY WILL CONTRACT WITH FIRST TRANSIT TO PROVIDE MAINTENANCE AND PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION FOR ITS INDEBUS SERVICE. FIRST TRANSIT WAS SELECTED VIA AN OPEN COMPETITIVE PROCUREMENT PROCESS. FIRST TRANSIT EMPLOYS THE BUS OPERATORS AND MECHANICS AND WILL ALSO PROVIDE THE VEHICLES.LOCAL MATCH: THE LOCAL MATCH OF $131250 WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE CITY OF INDEPENDENCES GENERAL FUNDS.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY	$1.1M	—
FY13 - 5339 BUS AND BUS FACILITIES / DISCRETIONARY FUNDS	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION	$1.0M	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS FUNDING IS FOR THE ANNUAL OPERATING AND REPLACEMENT ROLLING STOCK COSTS FOR CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY TRANSIT AUTHORITY (CGCTA).; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: FUNDS WILL BE USED TO PAY FOR STANDARD OPERATING COSTS INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO SALARIES AND WAGES FUEL INSURANCE AND REPAIRS OF VEHICLES. FUNDS WILL ALSO BE USED TO PURCHASE (4) ADA MULTI-PASSENGER VANS WHICH ARE FUNDED AT 85% TO REPLACE VEHICLES THAT HAVE REACHED THEIR END OF USEFUL LIFE. THESE VEHICLES WILL BE USED IN DEMAND-RESPONSIVE SERVICE TO PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC. FUNDS WILL ALSO BE USED TO PURCHASE (2) ADA MULTI-PASSENGER VANS FUNDED AT 85% TO REPLACE VEHICLES THAT HAVE REACHED THEIR END OF USEFUL LIFE. THESE TWO VEHICLES WILL BE USED FOR OUR FIXED-ROUTE BUS SERVICE TO PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: TO PROVIDE CONTINUOUS FAIR AND EQUITABLE SERVICE FOR CGCTA SERVICE AREA.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE GENERAL PUBLIC; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THERE ARE NO SUB-RECIPENT ACTIVITIES INVOLVED WITH THIS GRANT AT THIS TIME.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY TRANSIT AUTHORITY	$867K	—
THIS APPLICATION IS TO REQUEST SECTION 5339 FUNDS APPORTIONED TO THE CITY UTILITIES OF SPRINGFIELD UZA: 291610 IN THE AMOUNT OF $919772.PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR THE PURCHASE OF (2) REPLACEMENT PARATRANSIT VEHICLES IN FY22 AND (4) REPLACEMENT PARATRANSIT VEHICLES IN FY2024.ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: (6) EXISTING PARATRANSIT BUSES WILL BE REPLACED AT THE END OF THEIR USEFUL LIFE.EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE REPLACEMENT OF THE PARATRANSIT BUSES WILL MAINTAIN THE STATE OF GOOD REPAIR FOR TRANSIT ASSETS AT CITY UTILITIES TRANSIT.INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: POPULACE OF THE CITY UTILITIES TRANSIT SERVICE AREA AND LOCAL AREA COMMUTERS.SUBRECIPIENTS: CITY UTILITIES DOES NOT CURRENTLY HAVE ANY SUBRECIPIENTS.FUNDING:PARATRANSIT BUS PURCHASE (2) -2022FY 2020 FTA SEC. 5339 - $311756 (85%) (.BF)LOCAL MATCH - $55016 (15%)PROJECT TOTAL - $366772PARATRANSIT PURCHASE (4) - 2024FY 2019 MODOTS SEC. 5339 GRANT FUNDING TRANSFERRED TO CU - $50000 (.31)FY 2019 FTA SEC. 5339 - $49794 (CU) (.BF)FY 2020 MODOTS SEC. 5339 GRANT FUNDING TRANSFERRED TO CU - $50000 (.31)FY 2021 FTA SEC. 5339 - $287161 (CU) (.BF)FY 2021 MODOTS SEC. 5339 GRANT FUNDING TRANSFERRED TO CU (PARTIAL) - $33045 (.31)FEDERAL TOTAL: $470000 (85%)LOCAL MATCH - $83000 (15%)PROJECT TOTAL: $553000LOCAL MATCH SHARE COMES FROM THE UTILITY RATEPAYERS FOR ELECTRIC GAS AND WATER. APPLICATION ATTACHMENTS:CU VEHICLE DISPOSITION INVENTORYTIP/STIPONEDOT STIP APPROVAL LTR.UPWPLRTP	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	CITY UTILITIES OF SPRINGFIELD	$799K	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO REPLACE ONE 2012 BUS.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: PURCHASE OF NEW VEHICLE.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: TO MAINTAIN A STATE OF GOOD REPAIR FOR THE CITY OF ST. JOSEPHS GO ST. JOE TRANSIT SERVICE WITH NEW A NEW VEHICLE.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: ST. JOSEPH TRANSIT AND OUR CUSTOMERS IN THE SERVICE AREA AND LOCAL COMMUTERS.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: N/A	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	CITY OF SAINT JOSEPH	$702K	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE CITY OF COLUMBIA HAS BEEN AWARDED FY2023 5339 FUNDING ALLOCATIONS IN THE AMOUNT OF $531649 (BF) AND $88953 (31). THE FY24 5339 FUNDING ALLOCATION IN THE AMOUNT OF $41282 (31). AND THE FY25 5339 FUNDING ALLOCATION OF $18925 (31). THE LOCAL MATCHING FUNDS OF 20% IN THE AMOUNT OF $80000 WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE CITY OF COLUMBIA CAPITAL FUNDS FOR THE AE CONSULTING. AND ADDITIONAL 15% OF LOCAL MATCHING FUNDS OF $54121 WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE CITY OF COLUMBIA CAPITAL FUNDS FOR THE TRANSIT BUS PURCHASE. THE TOTAL GRANT APPLICATION AMOUNT IS $814930. THE FUNDS WILL BE USED FOR BUS FACILITIES. WE WILL COMPLETE THE PROCUREMENT PROCESS FOR AE CONSULTING SERVICES.WE WILL ALSO REPLACE ONE 35 FT GILLIG DIESEL TRANSIT BUS WITH A 35 FT CNG BUS.THE CITY OF COLUMBIA MO WILL USE TO THE EXTENT POSSIBLE INNOVATIVE PROCUREMENT TOOLS AUTHORIZED UNDER SECTION 3019 OF THE FAST ACT IN ORDER TO ACQUIRE THE VEHICLES IDENTIFIED IN THIS GRANT APPLICATION. THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO REPLACE AGING FLEET IN ORDER TO PROVIDE FOR LESS SERVICE INTERRUPTION AND CONTINUED HIGH LEVEL SERVICES FOR PASSENGERS IN THE CITY OF COLUMBIA AREA.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: PROCUREMENT OF AE CONSULTING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF OUR NEW STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE FACILITY . THE REPLACEMENT OF AGING FLEET.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE AE CONSULTING FOR OUR CONSTRUCTION ON A TRANSIT STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE FACILITY. AND THE REPLACEMENT OF A DIESEL BUS THAT HAS MET ITS END OF LIFE TERM.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE CITY OF COLUMBIA AND THE RIDERS SERVED.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THERE WILL BE NO SUB RECIPIENTS FOR THE FUNDS REQUESTED IN THIS GRANT APPLICATION.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	CITY OF COLUMBIA	$681K	—
KCATA IS SUBMITTING THIS APPLICATION ON BEHALF OF THE UNIFIED GOVERNMENT OF WYANDOTTE/KANSAS CITY KS FOR FUNDING FOR OPERATING ASSISTANCE SUPPORT VEHICLE AND MISCELLANEOUS CAPITAL SUPPORT EQUIPMENT. THE UNIFIED GOVERNMENT OF WYANDOTTE COUNTY/KANSAS CITY KANSAS OPERATES THE BUS WHICH PROVIDES FIXED ROUTE AND PARATRANSIT PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SERVICE TO THE RESIDENTS AND PATRONS OF WYANDOTTE COUNTY AND COORDINATES WITH KCATA AND REGIONAL TRANSIT PROVIDERS TO PROVIDE SAFE RELIABLE EQUITABLE AND COURTEOUS TRANSPORTATION SERVICE IN THE KANSAS CITY URBANIZED AREA.THIS GRANT INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING FUNDING: KCATA FY2020 5307 $669136LOCAL FUNDS$450000TOTAL PROJECT COST$1119136KS TOLL REVENUE CREDITS $43827 WILL BE USED TO MATCH THE CAPITAL PROJECTS (SUPPORT VEHICLES AND MISCELLANEOUS CAPITAL SUPPORT EQUIPMENT).LOCAL MATCH - THE LOCAL MATCH WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE UNIFIED GOVERNMENT OF WYANDOTTE COUNTY/KANSAS CITY KANSAS LOCAL BUDGET AND KANSAS TOLL REVENUE CREDITS.START DATE:JANUARY 1 2021END DATE:APRIL 30 2023TIP/TIP- PROJECTS IN THIS GRANT APPLICATION WERE APPROVED IN THE FY 2020-2024 CURRENT TIP. THE ONE DOT STIP APPROVAL DATE IS NOVEMBER 12 2019.PROJECT LOCATION: KANSAS CITY WYANDOTTE COUNTY KANSAS. A COPY OF THE FY 2021 FTA MASTER AGREEMENT WILL BE RETAINED ON FILE THE FY 2021 CERTIFICATIONS AND ASSURANCES HAVE BEEN ATTACHED TO THE RECIPIENT ORGANIZATION DOCUMENTS.THE CCR EXPIRATION DATE FOR KCATA IS MARCH 8 2022.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY	$669K	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: A BUDGET REVISION TO EXTEND THE PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE TO SEPTEMBER 30 2025 TO COMPLETE THE REMAINING PROJECT ACTIVITIES AND PROJECT CLOSE OUT.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THIS GRANT TO THE KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (KCATA) IS TO PROVIDE $600000 FOR THE 2021 COST-EFFECTIVE ADVANCED DRIVER ASSISTANCE SYSTEM (ADAS) TO ENSURE ADA-COMPLIANT LEVEL BOARDING FOR BUS RAPID TRANSIT. THE PROJECT WILL DEMONSTRATE AN INNOVATIVE COST-EFFECTIVE ADVANCED DRIVER ASSISTANCE SYSTEM (ADAS) PRECISION-DOCKING TECHNOLOGY TO PROVIDE ADA-COMPLIANT LEVEL BOARDING FOR KCATAS PROSPECT MAX BRT TO ENSURE BETTER ACCESS FOR ALL CUSTOMERS ESPECIALLY PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES.SPECIAL CONDITIONSALL VEHICLES USED IN A FIXED ROUTE SERVICE MUST BE ACCESSIBLE TO AND USABLE BY PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES INCLUDING WHEELCHAIR USERS ACCORDING TO 49 CFR PART 38. PER 49 CFR 37.77(B) INACCESSIBLE VEHICLES MAY BE ACQUIRED FOR AND USED IN A DEMAND RESPONSIVE SERVICE ONLY WHEN EQUIVALENT SERVICE TO PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES INCLUDING WHEELCHAIR USERS CAN BE PROVIDED ACCORDING TO THE CRITERIA ESTABLISHED UNDER 49 CFR 37.77(C). THE PROJECT MUST ADHERE TO BUY AMERICA REQUIREMENTS.INDIRECT COSTS WILL NOT BE APPLIED TO THIS APPLICATION AND ITS SCOPE OF WORK. ; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE PROJECT WILL DEMONSTRATE AN INNOVATIVE COST-EFFECTIVE ADVANCED DRIVER ASSISTANCE SYSTEM (ADAS) PRECISION-DOCKING TECHNOLOGY TO PROVIDE ADA-COMPLIANT LEVEL BOARDING FOR KCATAS PROSPECT MAX BRT TO ENSURE BETTER ACCESS FOR ALL CUSTOMERS ESPECIALLY PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: PROJECT BENEFITS1. INCREASED ACCESS FOR SENIORS STUDENTS AND INDIVIDUALS WITH LIMITED PERSONAL MOBILITY2. IMPROVED EQUITY AND ACCESSIBILITY TO PUBLIC TRANSIT3. IMPROVED SAFETY AND EFFICIENCY4. PROVIDE INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY TO INCREASE BRT DOCKING PRECISION 5. USE OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS FOR DEMONSTRATION DATA SHARING AND KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE PROJECT DOES NOT INCLUDE SUBRECIPIENTS.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY	$595K	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO MAKE CAPITAL PURCHASES OF ITEMS THAT WILL IMPROVE THE OPERATIONS AND SAFETY OF OUR TRANSIT SYSTEM.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THIS FUNDING WILL SUPPORT THE FY22 TRANSIT OPTIMIZATION STUDY CAPITAL REPLACEMENT OF (2) DIESEL FIXED ROUTE BUSES IMPROVEMENTS TO THE TRANSIT CENTER WHEELCHAIR SECUREMENT ENHANCEMENTS FOR FIXED ROUTE BUSES ITS REPLACEMENT PROJECT FARE COLLECTION REPLACEMENT AND BUS LIFT REPLACEMENT.THE APPLICATION SCOPE OF WORK INCLUDES: 1.) TRANSIT OPTIMIZATION STUDY - THE TRANSIT OPTIMIZATION STUDY CONNECTSGF IS A PLANNING PROJECT THAT WILL IMPROVE THE BUS SERVICE OPERATED BY CITY UTILITIES BOTH IN THE NEAR AND LONG TERM. THE PROJECT WILL EVALUATE EXISTING TRANSIT SERVICES AND RECOMMEND IMPROVEMENTS TO BETTER CONNECT THE SPRINGFIELD COMMUNITY. EACH PHASE OF THE PROCESS WILL INCLUDE PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PLAN. THE STUDY WILL BE 100% FEDERAL FUNDS.2.) CAPITAL REPLACEMENT OF (2) 30-FOOT LOW FLOOR FIXED ROUTE BUSES INCLUDING MAKE-READY COSTS AND SPARE PARTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE REPLACEMENT PURCHASE. THE FIXED ROUTE BUS PURCHASE WILL BE 100% FEDERAL FUNDS.3.) CAPITAL REPLACEMENT OF TRANSIT CENTER LOBBY DOORS. AS THE TRANSIT CENTER STARTS TO AGE WE HAVE NOTICED THAT WE HAVE TO SERVICE THE LOBBY DOORS FREQUENTLY. OUR FACILITIES TEAM HAS RECOMMENDED THAT WE REPLACE THE CURRENT DOORS WITH A HEAVIER DUTY DOOR WITH OPERATOR BUTTON FOR ADA ACCESS - SIMILAR TO WHAT YOU WOULD SEE IN A SUPERMARKET. THIS WILL BE MORE EFFECTIVE WITH THE AMOUNT OF FOOT TRAFFIC WE HAVE AT THE TRANSIT CENTER LOBBY. THE DOORS WILL BE 100% FEDERAL FUNDS.4.) AUTOMATED WHEELCHAIR RESTRAINT SYSTEM (14). THE AUTOMATED WHEELCHAIR RESTRAINS HAVE SEVERAL BENEFITS. PASSENGERS WILL HAVE A SENSE OF INDEPENDENCE AND FREEDOM FROM HAVING THE ABILITY TO SECURE THEMSELVES THEY WILL EXPERIENCE A FASTER COMMUTE AND THEY WILL EXPERIENCE A SAFER RIDE REGARDLESS OF MOBILITY DEVICE TYPE. DRIVERS WILL BE LESS AT RISK FOR STRAINS RESULTING FROM TRANSITIONAL SECUREMENT METHODS AND BE ABLE TO SECURE PASSENGERS WITHOUT INVADING THEIR PERSONAL SPACE. THE RESTRAINTS WILL BE 100% FEDERAL FUNDS.5.) ITS PROJECT WE ARE LOOKING TO REPLACE OR UPGRADE OUR CURRENT ITS SOFTWARE. WE ANTICIPATE THE NEW SOFTWARE TO BE ABLE TO ACCOMMODATE NEWER TRANSIT STRATEGIES SUCH AS SELF-SCHEDULING AND MICRO TRANSIT WHILE ALSO INCREASING THE ACCURACY OF OUR FIXED ROUTE REPORTING. THE ITS PROJECT WILL BE 100% FEDERAL FUNDS.6.) FARE COLLECTION PROJECT - THE CURRENT FARE COLLECTION DEVICES USED BY CITY UTILITIES ARE NO LONGER SUPPORTED BY THE MANUFACTURER. WE WILL BE LOOKING TO FIND A REPLACEMENT FOR THE FAREBOXES AND TICKET VENDING MACHINES. THE FARE COLLECTION EQUIPMENT WILL BE 100% FEDERAL FUNDS.7.) BUS LIFT REPLACEMENT - WE WILL BE LOOKING TO REPLACE A BUS LIFT THAT HAS MET IS USEFUL LIFE.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: FUNDING WILL PERMIT CITY UTILITIES TRANSIT TO IMPROVE SAFETY IN OUR OPERATIONS AND FOR OUR CUSTOMERS IMPROVE THE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE ON OUR SYSTEM KEEP ROLLING STOCK VEHICLES IN A STATE OF GOOD REPAIR AND ENSURE PLANNING REQUIREMENTS ARE COMPLETED.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: CITY UTILITIES TRANSIT AND THE RIDERS THAT RELY ON ITS SERVICE WILL BENEFIT FROM CONTINUED SERVICES PERMITTING WORKERS TO GET TO WORK AND OTHER DESTINATIONS.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: CITY UTILITIES DOES NOT HAVE SUBRECIPIENTS OF GRANT FUNDING.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	CITY UTILITIES OF SPRINGFIELD	$552K	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS GRANT WILL FUND THE PURCHASE OF FIXED-ROUTE BUSES FOR THE CITY OF JEFFERSON. THE CITY HAS SIX FIXED-ROUTE BUSES THAT ARE SEVERAL YEARS PAST THEIR USEFUL LIFE. (FIVE 2005 BUSES AND ONE 2006 BUS).; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THIS GRANT WILL BE USED IN COMBINATION WITH FUTURE GRANT(S) TO REPLACE FIXED-ROUTE BUSES THAT ARE PAST THEIR USEFUL LIFE WITH HYBRID BUSES.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: EXPECTED OUTCOMES OF THIS GRANT INCLUDES BETTER FUEL EFFICIENCY BETTER RELIABILITY REDUCED MAINTENANCE COST AND LOWER CO2 EMISSIONS.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE CITIZENS OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON WILL BENEFIT FROM THIS AWARD. ALSO THE ENVIRONMENT WILL BENEFIT WITH LOWER CO2 EMISSIONS.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THERE ARE NO SUBRECIPIENTS FOR THIS AWARD.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	CITY OF JEFFERSON	$547K	—
THIS GRANT TO THE KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY IS TO PROVIDE $450000 OF FTA FY 2021 COVID 19 RESEARCH AND DEMONSTRATION GRANT FUNDS FOR KCATA AND ITS PARTNER OMNITRANS TO INCREASE THE PHYSICAL DISTANCE BETWEEN CUSTOMERS AND BUS OPERATORS BY IMPLEMENTING CONTACTLESS ELECTRONIC FARE VALIDATION AND INTEGRATION BY REPLACING THE VISUAL VALIDATION APPROACH IN PLACE TODAY THAT REQUIRES CUSTOMERS BE IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE BUS OPERATOR TO ALLOW VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE MOBILE FARE AT THE FRONT DOOR. A DATA MANAGEMENT PLAN (DMP) WILL ALSO BE COMPLETED FOR THE PROJECT. THE TOTAL PROJECT COST IS $540000 WHICH INCLUDES $90000 OF IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY	$429K	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: REPLACEMENT OF CUTAWAY STYLE ADA ACCESSIBLE TRANSIT VEHICLES.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: BUS PROCUREMENT; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: REPLACE PAST USEFUL LIFE BUS FLEET; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: RIDERS; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	CITY OF JOPLIN	$363K	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS GRANT WILL USE $353835 OF FY 2021 SECTION 5339 BUS BUS FACILITIES FUNDS TO REPLACE THREE 25 CUT-A-WAY STYLE ADA ACCESSIBLE TRANSIT VEHICLES. THESE VEHICLES ARE SCHEDULED FOR REPLACEMENT DURING THE YEARS OF 2025-2026. THE CITY OF JOPLIN WILL UTILIZE A LOCAL TRANSPORTATION SALES TAX CONTRIBUTE $62441 OF LOCAL MATCH FOR THIS PROJECT. IN ADDITION TO FTAS BUY AMERICA REQUIREMENTS UNDER 49 U.S.C. 5323(J) AND 49 CFR PART 661 WHICH REQUIRE THAT THE STEEL IRON AND MANUFACTURED GOODS USED IN AN FTA FUNDED PROJECT ARE PRODUCED IN THE UNITED STATES THE BUILD AMERICA BUY AMERICA ACT (BABA)(PUBLIC LAW 117-58 DIV. G 70914(A)) NOW REQUIRES THAT CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS USED IN INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS ARE ALSO PRODUCED I THE UNITED STATES. REFER TO TERMS AND CONDITIONS IN FTAS MASTER AGREEMENT SECTION 15. THE BABA REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS APPLIES TO THIS GRANT IN ADDITION TO THE BUY AMERICA REQUIREMENTS EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT A WAIVER OF EITHER REQUIREMENT MAY APPLY.THE FOLLOWING LIST OF VEHICLES ARE TO BE REPLACED AND EACH VEHICLE WILL EXCEED THE 5 YEARS/150000 MILES USEFUL LIFE AT THE TIME OF REPLACEMENT.UNIT 2574 (2017 WORLD TRANS)UNIT 2659 (2019 WORLD TRANS)UNIT 2748 (2021 STAR TRANS); ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: BUS PROCUREMENT; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: REPLACE AGING BUS FLEET.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: RIDERS; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: N/A	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	CITY OF JOPLIN	$354K	—
PURPOSE OF AWARD: THIS FUNDING IS FOR THE PURCHASE OF REPLACEMENT VEHICLES FOR CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY TRANSIT AUTHORITY (CGCTA). ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: FUNDS WILL BE USED FOR THE PURCHASE OF (3) NON-ADA MULTI-PASSENGER VANS (FUNDED AT 80%) AND (3) ADA MULTI-PASSENGER VANS (FUNDED AT 85%)TO REPLACE VEHICLES THAT HAVE REACHED THEIR END OF USEFUL LIFE. THESE VEHICLES WILL BE USED IN DEMAND RESPONSE SERVICE TO PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC. FUNDS WILL ALSO BE USED TO PURCHASE (1) ADA MULTI-PASSENGER VAN (FUNDED AT 85%) TO BE USED IN FIXED ROUTE BUS SERVICE TO PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC. THESE VEHICLES WILL BE PURCHASED OFF OF THE STATE OF MISSOURIS VAN PROCUREMENT CONTRACT.EXPECTED OUTCOMES: TO PURCHASE REPLACEMENT ROLLING STOCK TO ALLOW CGCTA TO PROVIDE CONTINUOUS FAIR AND EQUITABLE SERVICE FOR OUR SERVICE AREA.INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE GENERAL PUBLIC.SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THERE ARE NO SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES INVOLVED WITH THIS GRANT. PRE-AWARD AUTHORITY WAS SELECTED BECAUSE CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY TRANSIT AUTHORITY HAS ENTERED A CONTRACT IN THE APPROXIMATE AMOUNT OF $310000 AND WE ANTICIPATE SOME OF THE EXPENSES RELATED TO THIS CONTRACT TO BE INCURRED PRIOR TO EXECUTION OF THIS GRANT. DUNS: 00-383-4888SOURCE OF FUNDING: FFY 2020 5339 FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $247937 AND FFY 2021 5339 FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $67316 BOTH AMOUNTS FROM THE SMALL URBAN ALLOCATION.SOURCE OF LOCAL MATCH: LOCAL MATCH IN THE AMOUNT OF $63499 WILL COME FROM ADVERTISING REVENUES AND GENERAL FUNDS. TOTAL PROJECT AMOUNTS: $378752THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS HAVE BEEN ADDED TO THIS APPLICATION (SEE APPLICATION DOCUMENTS):FFY 2022 CERTIFICATIONS ASSURANCES (SIGNED HARD COPY; ELECTRONIC COPY HAS BEEN COMPLETED AS WELL)AUTHORIZING RESOLUTIONADA CERTIFICATE OF EQUIVALENT SERVICELIST OF VEHICLES TO BE REPLACED BY CGCTAWITH REGARD TO THE 0.75% SECURITY REQUIREMENT ALL VANS TO BE PURCHASED WILL INCLUDE BACK UP CAMERAS TO PROTECT THE DRIVERS THE VANS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC AS WELL AS CATALYTIC CONVERTOR DETERRENT SYSTEMS TO ASSIST IN THE PREVENTIONS OF THEFT OF THE CONVERTORS INSTALLED ON THE VEHICLES. THE COST OF THESE ITEMS ARE INCLUDED IN THE TOTAL COST OF THE VANS HOWEVER DOES EXCEED 0.75% OF THE ALLOCATION AMOUNTS BEING REQUESTED IN THIS APPLICATION.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY TRANSIT AUTHORITY	$315K	—
5311 - EMERGENCY RELIEF FUNDS FOR COVID 19 THIS APPLICATION IS APPLYING FOR $500000 OF FY2019 5311 FUNDS THAT WERE DE-OBLIGATED FROM FORMULA 5311 FUNDING IN GRANT MO-2019-024. WE REQUESTED TO TRANSFER THE $500000 FROM THE REGULAR 5311 TO 5311 EMERGENCY RELIEF FUNDING AT 100% FEDERAL PARTICIPATION. THE EMERGENCY RELIEF FUNDS FOR COVID 19 OPERATING EXPENSES WILL COVER A PERIOD THAT BEGAN AFTER JANUARY 20 2020. THESE FUNDS WILL ONLY BE USED FOR EXPENSES DIRECTLY RELATED TO COVID 19 EMERGENCY RELIEF. PURPOSE OF AWARD:THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO PROVIDE EXTRA OPERATING FUNDING TO OUR 5311 RURAL PROVIDERS FOR 100% - COVID-19 ER RESPONSE FUNDING. ACTIVITIES:THE ACTIVITIES WILL INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO TRANSIT BUS DRIVER BARRIERS THAT HAVE BEEN OR WILL BE INSTALLED ON CUTAWAY BUSES PPE (FACEMASKS GLOVES) ENHANCED CLEANING AND SANITIZING SUPPLIES STAFF WAGES OUTSIDE CONTRACT SERVICES FUEL EQUIPMENT AND PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT SERVICE CHANGES SPECIFICALLY RELATED TO EMERGENCY RESPONSE.OUTCOMES:THE OUTCOMES WILL BE CLEANER BUSES AND A SAFER ENVIRONMENT FOR ALL THE PASSENGERS. BENEFICIARIES:THE BENEFICIARIES WOULD BE TRANSIT RIDERS THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF MISSOURI. THESE FUNDS WILL HELP INCREASE RIDERSHIP AND PROMOTE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN THE STATE OF MISSOURI. MODOT HAS INVOICES TO PAY FOR SEVERAL SUB RECIPIENTS INCLUDING SMTS $300000 OATS $150000 AND CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY TRANSIT $50000 FOR ER OPERATING ACTIVITIES. MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 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.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION	$239K	—
KCATA IS SUBMITTING THIS APPLICATION REQUESTING FFY2021 SECTION 5310 CORONAVIRUS RESPONSE AND RELIEF SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT OF 2021 (CRRSAA) FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $ 237773. THIS IS 100 PERCENT OF THE REGIONS FFY 2021 CRRSAA 5310 APPORTIONMENT. THE FUNDS ARE BEING REQUESTED TO SUPPORT THE CONTINUATION OF THE REGIONAL TAXI VOUCHER PROGRAM WHICH IS DESIGNED TO SERVE SENIORS (65 YEARS AND OLDER) AND / OR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES.FUNDING SUMMARY:THIS GRANT INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING FUNDING: FY2021 CRRSAA FUNDS $237773GRAND TOTAL FEDERAL CRRSAA FUNDS: $237773LOCAL FUNDS: NO LOCAL MATCH REQUIRED TOTAL PROJECT COST: $237773ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: THE FUNDS ARE BEING REQUESTED TO CONTINUE THE REGIONAL TAXI VOUCHER PROGRAM WHICH IS DESIGNED TO SERVE SENIORS (65 YEARS AND OLDER) AND / OR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES. EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE PROGRAM ALLOWS PARTICIPANTS TO USE TAXI SERVICES FOR TRIPS. CUSTOMERS WILL EXPERIENCE A SAFE RELIABLE AND ON-TIME SERVICE PERFORMANCE AND DELIVERY.INTENDED BENIFICIARIES:THIS PROJECT WILL BENEFIT THE ELDERLY AND DISABLED TRANSIT RIDERS IN KANSAS CITY AND THE KCATA SERVICE AREA. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES:THERE IS NO SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITY ASSOCIATED WITH THIS GRANT APPLICATION. PROJECT LOCATION: KANSAS CITY AND SURROUNDING METROPOLITAN AREA. 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.OTHER INFORMATION: TIP/TIP- NOT REQUIRED PER CRRSAA ACTA COPY OF THE FY 2022 FTA MASTER AGREEMENT WILL BE RETAINED ON FILE. THE FY 2022 CERTIFICATIONS AND ASSURANCES HAVE BEEN ATTACHED TO THE RECIPIENT ORGANIZATION DOCUMENTS. THE CCR EXPIRATION DATE FOR KCATA IS MARCH 8 2022.TRANSIT PROVIDERS IN AREA: THE KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (KCATA) IS THE BI-STATE REGIONAL TRANSIT AUTHORITY CREATED IN 1965. KCATA IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN THE KANSAS CITY URBANIZED AREA WITH A SEVEN-COUNTY JURISDICTION - CASS CLAY JACKSON AND PLATTE IN MISSOURI; AND JOHNSON LEAVENWORTH AND WYANDOTTE IN KANSAS. KCATA IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PROVISION OF FIXED-ROUTE BUS RAPID TRANSIT (BRT) FLEX-ROUTE AND COMPLIMENTARY PARATRANSIT PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN THE REGION. KCATA OPERATES FROM A SINGLE MAINTENANCE AND ADMINISTRATION FACILITY IN KANSAS CITY MISSOURI. JOHNSON COUNTY KANSAS TRANSPORTATION AND INDEBUS OPERATED BY THE CITY OF INDEPENDENCE MISSOURI SYSTEMS ARE MANAGED BY KCATA AND THE BUS OPERATED BY UNIFIED GOVERNMENT OF WYANDOTTE COUNTY/KANSAS CITY KANSAS ARE OTHER TRANSIT PROVIDERS THAT FEED INTO AND PROVIDE SIMILAR SERVICE IN THE KANSAS CITY URBANIZED AREA.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	KANSAS CITY AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY	$238K	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR THE PURCHASE OF ONE (1) REPLACEMENT PARATRANSIT VEHICLE IN FY2024.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: ONE (1) EXISTING PARATRANSIT BUS WILL BE REPLACED AT THE END OF ITS USEFUL LIFE.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE REPLACEMENT OF THE PARATRANSIT BUSES WILL MAINTAIN THE STATE OF GOOD REPAIR FOR TRANSIT ASSETS AT CITY UTILITIES TRANSIT.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: POPULACE OF THE CITY UTILITIES TRANSIT SERVICE AREA AND LOCAL AREA COMMUTERS.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: CITY UTILITIES DOES NOT CURRENTLY HAVE ANY SUBRECIPIENTS.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	CITY UTILITIES OF SPRINGFIELD	$150K	—
APPLICATION PURPOSE: BUDGET REVISION# 01 (02-04-2026) IN THIS BUDGET REVISION BI-STATE DEVELOPMENT IS REQUESTING TO EXTEND THE PERFORMANCE PERIOD END DATE FROM 12/31/2024 TO 12/30/2028 TO ALLOW THE CONTINUED PROGRESS OF PROJECTS PROGRAMMED IN THIS AWARD AND LIQUIDATION OF REMAINING FUNDS.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: FUNDS IN THIS AWARD SUPPORT A VARIETY OF BUS AND RAIL ACTIVITIES INCLUDING: RADIO SYSTEM UPGRADES; SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE ACQUISITION; BRIDGE REHABILITATION; TUNNEL REHABILITATION; PURCHASE OF REVENUE AND NON-REVENUE VEHICLES; SECURITY AND COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT; SHOP AND MAINTENANCE FACILITY EQUIPMENT; FACILITY UPGRADES; FACILITY REPAIRS AND REHABILITATION; TRANSIT-RELATED SIGNAGE; CONSULTING SERVICES; BUS STOP SHELTERS AND CONSTRUCTION; PARKING LOT AND TRANSIT CENTER REHABS; STATION ENHANCEMENTS; FARE COLLECTION ENHANCEMENTS; AND PROJECT ADMINISTRATION TO SUPPORT SOME OF THESE ACTIVITIES.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: ACTIVITIES FUNDED IN THIS AWARD WILL SUPPORT THE TRANSIT PROGRAM BY EXTENDING THE USEFUL LIFE OF EXISTING ASSETS REPLACING ASSETS THAT HAVE MET OR EXCEEDED THEIR USEFUL LIVES PROVIDE SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE UPGRADES AS NECESSARY TO MEET TECHNOLOGICAL AND SECURITY UPGRADE REQUIREMENTS AND MAINTAIN TRANSIT ASSETS IN A CONTINUOUS STATE OF GOOD REPAIR.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: ACTIVITIES PROGRAMMED IN THIS APPLICATION WILL BENEFIT THE BI-STATE/METRO TRANSIT BY EXTENDING THE USEFUL LIFE OF MANY EXISTING ASSETS (THUS REDUCING OPERATING COSTS) THE ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH OF THE REGION (BY INTEGRATING VEHICLE UPGRADES THAT REDUCE POLLUTANTS EXPELLED INTO THE AIR) TRANSIT PASSENGERS AND PEDESTRIANS (BY ENHANCING SAFETY AND CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE) AND THE TRANSIT SYSTEMS OPERATORS AND STAFF (BY ENHANCING SAFETY AND OPERATION OF EQUIPMENT AND ASSETS).; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THERE ARE NO SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES PROGRAMMED IN THIS AWARD.	Missouri transit (FTA federal awards)	THE BI STATE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE MO IL METRO DIST	—	—