Mississippi transit bus contracts
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| Vendor | Contracts | Volume |
|---|---|---|
| MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION | 11 | $128.2M |
| CITY OF JACKSON MISSISSIPPI | 9 | $13.8M |
| MISSISSIPPI COAST TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | 8 | $19.0M |
| HATTIESBURG CITY CLERK | 2 | $6.5M |
Recent transit bus contracts in Mississippi
| Title | DOT region | Vendor | Value | Solicitation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5339(B) GULFPORT BUS TRAM BRIDGE PROJECT; COAST TRANSIT (CTA); GULFPORT MS | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | MISSISSIPPI COAST TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | $8.0M | — |
| GULFPORT/BILOXI 5339 BUS PURCHASE | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | MISSISSIPPI COAST TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | $1.0M | — |
| 5339 FUNDS BUS BUS FACILITIES; JACKSON MS | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | CITY OF JACKSON MISSISSIPPI | $326K | — |
| AMENDMENT:THIS AMENDMENT TO GRANT MS-16-X009-00 IS BEING SUBMITTED BY THE MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TO PROGRAM THE FFY 2013 AND FFY 2014 SECTION 5310 URBANIZED AREAS (UZA) APPORTIONMENTS. THIS AMENDMENT INCLUDES SECTION 5310 ENHANCED MOBILITY OF SENIORS AND INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM APPORTIONMENTS FOR URBANIZED AREAS AS FOLLOWS:FFY 2013 SMALL UZA - $221427FFY 2014 SMALL UZA - $240759TOTAL FEDERAL AMOUNT $462186; REQUESTED TOTAL AMOUNT FOR APPROVAL IS $733720.FFY 2013 CITY OF JACKSON UZA - $243825FFY 2014 CITY OF JACKSON UZA - $270060TOTAL FEDERAL AMOUNT $513885; REQUESTED TOTAL AMOUNT FOR APPROVAL IS $831114THE ATTACHED PROGRAM OF PROJECTS (POP) NO. 2 FOR URBANIZED AREAS CONTAINS A TOTAL OF 5 PROPOSED PROJECTS. THE POP INCLUDES ONE CATEGORY OF PROJECTS: THREE (3) CATEGORY A TRADITIONAL CAPITAL PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED AT 80%FEDERAL / 20% LOCAL RATIO. TWO (2) CATEGORY A NEW FREEDOM PROJECTS FOR OPERATING EXPENSES TO BE FUNDED AT 50%FEDERAL / 50% LOCAL RATIO. SUB-RECIPIENTS UNDER THE NEW FREEDOM SCOPE PROJECT ACTIVITIES INCLUDE: EXPANDING SERVICES TO INCLUDE EVENING AND WEEKEND SERVICES FOR DISABLED INDIVIDUALS IN CITY OF JACKSON AND TO PROVIDE NEW SERVICES FOR DISABLED INDIVIDUAL IN THE JACKSON COUNTY AREA. THIS AMENDMENT PROGRAMS THE FFY 2013 AND FFY 2014 UZA APPORTIONMENTS AS FOLLOWS: $ 1564834 ($976071 FEDERAL) FOR IDENTIFIED SUB-RECIPIENTS. AS REQUIRED BY THE CURRENT 5310 PROGRAM GUIDANCE THE MDOT DOES HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ALL PROJECTS INCLUDED IN THE ATTACHED PROGRAM OF PROJECTS WERE DEVELOPED THROUGH A REGIONAL COORDINATED PLANNING PROCESS. THIS PROCESS INCLUDED COMMUNITY PLANNING AND OUTREACH SESSIONS REGIONAL COORDINATION GROUP MEETINGS AND WORKSHOPS ALONG WITH A STATEWIDE COORDINATION SUMMIT. CONSEQUENTLY MDOT ALSO CERTIFIES THAT THESE PROJECTS ARE DERIVED FROM STRATEGIES INCLUDED IN THE VARIOUS REGIONAL PLANS AND THE STATEWIDE COORDINATED PUBLIC TRANSIT-HUMAN SERVICES TRANSPORTATION PLAN. THESE STRATEGIES CAN BE FOUND ON PAGES 2-5 OF CHAPTER VII OF THE CURRENT STATEWIDE PLAN. THIS PLAN WAS DEVELOPED WITH THE COOPERATION AND INPUT FROM THE REGIONAL COORDINATION GROUPS. IT WAS ADOPTED BY THE MISSISSIPPI TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION ON JUNE 26 2007. THIS STATEWIDE PLAN WAS DEVELOPED THROUGH A COORDINATED PLANNING PROCESS THAT MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS OF AND IS CONSISTENT WITH THE GUIDANCE CONTAINED IN CHAPTER V OF FTA CIRCULAR 9070.1G.PROJECTS INCLUDED IN THE PROGRAM OF PROJECTS FOR THIS GRANT APPLICATION CAN BE FOUND IN VOLUME III PAGE 5 OF THE APPROVED STIP WITH A PROGRAM DATE OF 8/10/2012.PROJECTS INCLUDED IN THE PROGRAM OF PROJECTS FOR THIS AMENDMENT WILL RECEIVE THEIR LOCAL MATCH AS FOLLOWS:JACKSON COUNTY CIVIC ACTION: JACKSON COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS WILL PROVIDE LOCAL MATCHING FUNDS.CITY OF JACKSON HUMAN AND CULTURAL SERVICES THE CITY OF JACKSON WILL PROVIDE LOCAL MATCHING FUNDS.JACKSON MEDICAL MALL FOUNDATION THE JACKSON MEDICAL MALL FOUNDATION WILL PROVIDE LOCAL MATCHING FUNDS.ORIGINAL APPLICATION:THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI STATEWIDE APPLICATION FOR FUNDING THE SECTION 5310 ENHANCED MOBILITY OF SENIORS AND INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM FOR THE PERIOD 10/1/2014 THRU 12/31/2015. THIS APPLICATION INCLUDES THE FFY 2014 SECTION 5310 PROGRAM APPORTIONMENT OF $1260983 AND REQUESTS APPROVAL OF A TOTAL GRANT OF $1576229. THE ATTACHED PROGRAM OF PROJECTS (POP) CONTAINS A TOTAL OF 11 PROPOSED PROJECTS. TEN (10) ARE SPECIFICALLY IDENTIFIED SUB-RECIPIENT PROJECTS. THE POP INCLUDES ONE CATEGORY OF PROJECTS: -11 CATEGORY A PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED AT 80%FEDERAL /20% LOCAL RATIO.THIS APPLICATION PROGRAMS THE FFY2014 APPORTIONMENT AS FOLLOWS: $ 1576229 ($1260983 FEDERAL) FOR IDENTIFIED SUB-RECIPIENTS AND STATEWIDE VEHICLE PURCHASES. AS REQUIRED BY THE CURRENT 5310 PROGRAM GUIDANCE THE MDOT DOES HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ALL PROJECTS INCLUDED IN THE ATTACHED PROGRAM OF PROJECTS WERE DEVELOPED THROUGH A REGIONAL COORDINATED PLANNING PROCESS. THIS PROCESS INCLUDED COMMUNITY PLANNING AND OUTREACH SESSIONS REGIONAL COORDINATION GROUP MEETINGS AND WORKSHOPS ALONG WITH A STATEWIDE COORDINATION SUMMIT. CONSEQUENTLY MDOT ALSO CERTIFIES THAT THESE PROJECTS ARE DERIVED FROM STRATEGIES INCLUDED IN THE VARIOUS REGIONAL PLANS AND THE STATEWIDE COORDINATED PUBLIC TRANSIT-HUMAN SERVICES TRANSPORTATION PLAN. THESE STRATEGIES CAN BE FOUND ON PAGES 2-5 OF CHAPTER VII OF THE CURRENT STATEWIDE PLAN. THIS PLAN WAS DEVELOPED WITH THE COOPERATION AND INPUT FROM THE REGIONAL COORDINATION GROUPS. IT WAS ADOPTED BY THE MISSISSIPPI TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION ON JUNE 26 2007. THIS STATEWIDE PLAN WAS DEVELOPED THROUGH A COORDINATED PLANNING PROCESS THAT MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS OF AND IS CONSISTENT WITH THE GUIDANCE CONTAINED IN CHAPTER V OF FTA CIRCULAR 9070.1F.PROJECTS INCLUDED IN THE PROGRAM OF PROJECTS FOR THIS GRANT APPLICATION CAN BE FOUND IN VOLUME II PAGE 1-8 OF THE APPROVED STIP.ALL VEHICLES BEING REQUESTED THROUGH THIS GRANT WILL MEET THE ESTABLISHED MDOT USEFUL LIFE STANDARDS AS CONTAINED IN CHAPTER XI OF OUR APPROVED STATE MANAGEMENT PLAN:XI-F PROPERTY MANAGEMENT STANDARDS8.USEFUL LIFE OF PROJECT VEHICLES SHALL BE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS:A.THE MINIMUM USEFUL LIFE OF A VAN (6 TO 15 PASSENGERS) AND (OTHER SMALL VEHICLES E.G. SEDANS AND PICK-UPS) SHALL BE DEFINED AS FIVE (5) YEARS AND 125000 MILES;B.THE MINIMUM USEFUL LIFE OF A SMALL TO MEDIUM SIZE LIGHT DUTY (CUTAWAY TYPE ASSEMBLED USING ADD ON-BODIES) BUS (25 TO 35 FEET) SHALL BE DEFINED AS FIVE (5) YEARS AND 150000 MILES;C. THE MINIMUM USEFUL LIFE OF A MEDIUM DUTY (PURPOSE BUILT) TRANSIT BUS 30-35 CAPACITY SHALL BE DEFINED AS SEVEN (7) YEARS AND 200000 MILES;D.THE MINIMUM USEFUL LIFE OF A LARGE HEAVY-DUTY TRANSIT BUS SHALL BE DEFINED AS:EIGHT (8) YEARS FOR VEHICLES ( 30 TO 35 FEET) WITH 30 35 PASSENGER CAPACITY AND 250000 MILES;TEN (10) YEARS FOR VEHICLES WITH GREATER THAN 35 PASSENGER CAPACITY; AND 350000 MILES; E. THE MINIMUM USEFUL LIFE OF AN OVER THE ROAD COACH TRANSIT BUS SHALL BE DEFINED AS TWELVE (12) YEARS FOR VEHICLES WITH GREATER THAN 35 PASSENGER CAPACITY; AND/OR 500000 MILES; F. THE MINIMUM USEFUL LIFE OF A PASSENGER TROLLEY SHALL BE DEFINED ASTEN (10) YEARS FOR VEHICLES WITH GREATER THAN 25 PASSENGER CAPACITY; AND 300000 MILES; G. THE USEFUL LIFE OF A WRECKER RECOVERY VEHICLE SHALL BE DEFINED AS EIGHT YEARS AND/OR 300000 MILES. H. ALL OTHER REQUESTS INCLUDING EXCEPTIONS SHALL BE EVALUATED ON A CASE- BY CASE BASIS.PROJECTS INCLUDED IN THIS PROGRAM OF PROJECTS FOR THIS GRANT APPLICATION WILL RECEIVE THEIR LOCAL MATCH AS FOLLOWS:CENTRAL MISSISSIPPI RESIDENTIAL CENTER: LOCAL MATCH WILL COME FROM THE AGENCY ITSELF.CITY OF TCHULA: LOCAL MATCH WILL COME FROM THE CITY OF TCHULA.MS CHRISTIAN FAMILY SERVICES: THE LOCAL MATCH WILL COME FROM MS CHRISTIAN FAMILY SERVICES LIGHTHOUSE VARIETY STORE.MOUNT ZION COMMUNITY CENTER: THE LOCAL MATCH WILL COME FROM MT. ZION ECONOMIC COMMUNITY CENTER.NATCHEZ SENIOR CENTER: THE LOCAL MATCH WILL COME FROM NATCHEZ/ADAMS COUNCIL ON AGING.NOXUBEE COUNTY HRA: THE LOCAL MATCH WILL COME FROM NOXUBEE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.QUALITY MENTAL HEALTH: THE LOCAL MATCH WILL COME FROM BOLIVAR WASHINGTON SHARKEY ISSAQUENA AND HOLMES COUNTY BOARDS OF SUPERVISORS.REGION IV MENTAL HEALTH (TIMBER HILLS): THE LOCAL MATCH WILL COME FROM ALCORN PRENTISS TIPPAH AND TISHOMINGO COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.WARREN-YAZOO MENTAL HEALTH: THE LOCAL MATCH WILL COME FROM WARREN-YAZOO MENTAL HEALTH GENERAL FUNDS WARREN AND YAZOO COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.YAZOO COUNTY HRA: THE LOCAL MATCH WILL COME FROM YAZOO COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.THE MISSISSIPPI DOT CERTIFIES THAT MDOT AND ALL SUB-RECIPIENTS FUNDED THROUGH THIS GRANT WILL FOLLOW ALL APPLICABLE THIRD PARTY PROCUREMENT REQUIREMENTS AND/OR POLICIES CONTAINED IN FTA CIRCULARS 5010.D AND C42201F (THIRD PARTY CONTRACTING GUIDANCE) AS THEY RELATE TO THESE PURCHASES. MDOT WILL ALSO ENSURE THAT CONTRACTORS PROCURED ARE NOT ON THE FTA SUSPENSION AND DEBARMENT LIST.CONTINUING CONTROL OVER REAL PROPERTY IS A PART OF THE SUB-RECIPIENTS CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENT WITH MDOT. THE LANGUAGE IS AS FOLLOWS:WHEN REAL PROPERTY IS ACQUIRED AND/OR DEVELOPED UNDER THE TERMS OF THIS CONTRACT AGREEMENT CONTRACTORGRANTS TO THE DEPARTMENT A SECURITY INTEREST IN THE REAL PROPERTY TO SECURE CONTRACTORS PERFORMANCE OF THE TERMS OF THIS CONTRACT AGREEMENT AND SHALL PERFECT THAT SECURITY INTEREST BY EXECUTING A DEED OF TRUST IN A FORM ACCEPTABLE TO THE DEPARTMENT AND BY FILING THAT DEED OF TRUST IN THE LAND RECORDS OF THE COUNTY WHERE THE REAL PROPERTY IS LOCATED. AT LEAST TEN DAYS PRIOR TO THE TRANSFER OF FUNDS UNDER THE TERMS OF THIS CONTRACT AGREEMENT FOR THE ACQUISITION AND/OR DEVELOPMENT OF REAL PROPERTY THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE TO THE DEPARTMENT A TITLE CERTIFICATE FROM A LICENSED ATTORNEY TO BE SELECTED BY THE DEPARTMENT SHOWING THAT THERE ARE NO ENCUMBRANCES ON THE REAL PROPERTY TO BE ACQUIRED AND/OR DEVELOPED AND THE CONTRACTOR SHALL HAVE THE TITLE CERTIFICATE UPDATED IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO THE TRANSFER OF FUNDS FOR THE ACQUISITION AND/OR DEVELOPMENT OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY.IN ADDITION WHEN REAL PROPERTY IS ACQUIRED AND/OR DEVELOPMENT UNDER THE TERMS OF THIS CONTRACT AGREEMENT CONTRACTOR SHALL CONVEY TO THE DEPARTMENT THE CONTRACTORS EXECUTORY POWER TO TRANSFER ANY INTEREST IN THE REAL PROPERTY UNTIL THE CONTRACTOR HAS FULFILLED ITS OBLIGATIONS UNDER THE TERMS OF THIS CONTRACT AGREEMENT. THE CONVEYANCE OF THE CONTRACTORS EXECUTORY POWER SHALL BE IN A FORM ACCEPTABLE TO THE DEPARTMENT. A COPY OF THE CONVEYANCE OF EXECUTORY POWER FORM ACCEPTABLE TO THE DEPARTMENT. | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION | $-2848 | — |
| MS STATEWIDE FFY18 5339 BUS AND BUS FACILITIES | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION | $894K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO PROVIDE THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI AND ITS SUBRECIPIENTS OPERATING ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANCE ELIGIBLE CAPITAL PROJECTS AND FOR THE RURAL TRANSIT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RTAP) TO ASSIST THE STATE AND ITS SUBRECIPIENTS.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: FUNDS WILL BE USED TO COVER ELIGIBLE OPERATING EXPENSES SUCH AS DRIVER SALARIES FUEL ITEMS HAVING A USEFUL LIFE OF LESS THAN ONE YEAR PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE ETC. IN ORDER TO CONTINUE TRANSIT OPERATIONS. FUNDS WILL ALSO BE USED FOR TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND STATE ADMINISTRATION.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: CONTINUED SAFE AND EFFECTIVE OPERATION OF TRANSIT SERVICES FOR RURAL AREAS OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI TRANSIT AGENCIES AND CITIZENS IN THE RURAL AND NON-URBANIZED AREAS OF THE STATE.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE FOLLOWING SUBRECIPIENTS AS PROVIDERS OF RURAL TRANSIT SERVICE ALONG WITH TWO (2) INTERCITY BUS OPERATORS WILL RECEIVE OPERATING ASSISTANCE CAPITAL FUNDING FOR THE PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT AND MOBILITY MANAGEMENT.: AARON E. HENRY COMMUNITY HEALTH DARTS; BOLIVAR COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING; CLAIBORNE COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT INC.; COPIAH COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; CITY OF OXFORD; DJ TRANSIT; FIVE COUNTY COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION; HINDS COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; MADISON COUNTY CITIZENS SERVICES AGENCY; MISSISSIPPI BAND OF CHOCTAW INDIANS; MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE MASS TRANSIT; NATCHEZ TRANSIT SYSTEM; NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY SERVICES; NROUTE TRANSIT COMMISSION; SOUTH CENTRAL COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY; STARKVILLE-MSU AREA RAPID TRANSIT; MT. ZION ECONOMIC COMMUNITY CENTER; NOXUBEE COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; CENTRAL MISSISSIPPI INC.; SUNFLOWER HUMPHREYS COUNTIES PROGRESS INC.; PHILADELPHIA TRANSIT INC.; PINE BELT MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES; ICB OPERATORS DELTA BUS LINES AND GRENADA TOURS INC. | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION | $43.1M | — |
| BUS AND BUS FACILITIES FY 2015 | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION | $1.1M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO PROVIDE THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI AND ITS SUBRECIPIENTS OPERATING ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANCE ELIGIBLE CAPITAL PROJECTS AND FOR THE RURAL TRANSIT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RTAP) TO ASSIST THE STATE AND ITS SUBRECIPIENTS.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: FUNDS WILL BE USED TO COVER ELIGIBLE OPERATING EXPENSES SUCH AS DRIVER SALARIES FUEL ITEMS HAVING A USEFUL LIFE OF LESS THAN ONE-YEAR PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE ETC. TO CONTINUE TRANSIT OPERATIONS. FUNDS WILL ALSO BE USED FOR TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND STATE ADMINISTRATION. ; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: CONTINUED SAFE AND EFFECTIVE OPERATION OF TRANSIT SERVICES FOR RURAL AREAS OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI TRANSIT AGENCIES AND CITIZENS IN THE RURAL AND NON-URBANIZED AREAS OF THE STATE.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE FOLLOWING SUBRECIPIENTS AS PROVIDERS OF RURAL TRANSIT SERVICE ALONG WITH ONE (1) INTERCITY BUS OPERATOR WILL RECEIVE OPERATING ASSISTANCE CAPITAL FUNDING FOR THE PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT AND MOBILITY MANAGEMENT.: AARON E. HENRY COMMUNITY HEALTH DARTS; BOLIVAR COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING; CLAIBORNE COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT INC.; COPIAH COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; CITY OF OXFORD; DJ TRANSIT; FIVE COUNTY COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION; HINDS COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; MADISON COUNTY CITIZENS SERVICES AGENCY; MISSISSIPPI BAND OF CHOCTAW INDIANS; MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE MASS TRANSIT; NATCHEZ TRANSIT SYSTEM; NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY SERVICES; SOUTH CENTRAL COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY; STARKVILLE-MSU AREA RAPID TRANSIT; MT. ZION ECONOMIC COMMUNITY CENTER; NOXUBEE COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; CENTRAL MISSISSIPPI INC.; SUNFLOWER HUMPHREYS COUNTIES PROGRESS INC.; PHILADELPHIA TRANSIT INC.; PINE BELT MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES; ICB OPERATOR DELTA BUS LINES. | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION | $21.5M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO PROVIDE THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI AND ITS SUBRECIPIENTS OPERATING ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANCE ELIGIBLE CAPITAL PROJECTS AND FOR THE RURAL TRANSIT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RTAP) TO ASSIST THE STATE AND ITS SUBRECIPIENTS.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: FUNDS WILL BE USED TO COVER ELIGIBLE OPERATING EXPENSES SUCH AS DRIVER SALARIES FUEL ITEMS HAVING A USEFUL LIFE OF LESS THAN ONE-YEAR PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE ETC. TO CONTINUE TRANSIT OPERATIONS. FUNDS WILL ALSO BE USED FOR TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND STATE ADMINISTRATION.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: CONTINUED SAFE AND EFFECTIVE OPERATION OF TRANSIT SERVICES FOR RURAL AREAS OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI TRANSIT AGENCIES AND CITIZENS IN THE RURAL AND NON-URBANIZED AREAS OF THE STATE.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE FOLLOWING SUBRECIPIENTS AS PROVIDERS OF RURAL TRANSIT SERVICE ALONG WITH TWO (2) INTERCITY BUS OPERATORS WILL RECEIVE OPERATING ASSISTANCE CAPITAL FUNDING FOR THE PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT AND MOBILITY MANAGEMENT.: AARON E. HENRY COMMUNITY HEALTH DARTS; BOLIVAR COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING; CLAIBORNE COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT INC.; COPIAH COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; CITY OF OXFORD; DJ TRANSIT; FIVE COUNTY COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION; HINDS COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; MADISON COUNTY CITIZENS SERVICES AGENCY; MISSISSIPPI BAND OF CHOCTAW INDIANS; MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE MASS TRANSIT; NATCHEZ TRANSIT SYSTEM; NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY SERVICES; NROUTE TRANSIT COMMISSION; SOUTH CENTRAL COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY; STARKVILLE-MSU AREA RAPID TRANSIT; MT. ZION ECONOMIC COMMUNITY CENTER; NOXUBEE COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; CENTRAL MISSISSIPPI INC.; SUNFLOWER HUMPHREYS COUNTIES PROGRESS INC.; PHILADELPHIA TRANSIT INC.; PINE BELT MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES; ICB OPERATORS DELTA BUS LINES AND GREYHOUND LINES | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION | $21.0M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO PROVIDE THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI AND ITS SUBRECIPIENTS OPERATING ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANCE ELIGIBLE CAPITAL PROJECTS AND FOR THE RURAL TRANSIT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RTAP) TO ASSIST THE STATE AND ITS SUBRECIPIENTS.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: FUNDS WILL BE USED TO COVER ELIGIBLE OPERATING EXPENSES SUCH AS DRIVER SALARIES FUEL ITEMS HAVING A USEFUL LIFE OF LESS THAN ONE-YEAR PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE ETC. IN ORDER TO CONTINUE TRANSIT OPERATIONS. FUNDS WILL ALSO BE USED FOR TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND STATE ADMINISTRATION.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: CONTINUED SAFE AND EFFECTIVE OPERATION OF TRANSIT SERVICES FOR RURAL AREAS OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI TRANSIT AGENCIES AND CITIZENS IN THE RURAL AND NON-URBANIZED AREAS OF THE STATE.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE FOLLOWING SUBRECIPIENTS AS PROVIDERS OF RURAL TRANSIT SERVICE ALONG WITH TWO (2) INTERCITY BUS OPERATORS WILL RECEIVE OPERATING ASSISTANCE CAPITAL FUNDING FOR THE PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT AND MOBILITY MANAGEMENT.: AARON E. HENRY COMMUNITY HEALTH DARTS; BOLIVAR COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING; CLAIBORNE COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT INC.; COPIAH COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; CITY OF OXFORD; DJ TRANSIT; FIVE COUNTY COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION; HINDS COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; MADISON COUNTY CITIZENS SERVICES AGENCY; MISSISSIPPI BAND OF CHOCTAW INDIANS; MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE MASS TRANSIT; NATCHEZ TRANSIT SYSTEM; NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY SERVICES; NROUTE TRANSIT COMMISSION; SOUTH CENTRAL COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY; STARKVILLE-MSU AREA RAPID TRANSIT; MT. ZION ECONOMIC COMMUNITY CENTER; NOXUBEE COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; CENTRAL MISSISSIPPI INC.; SUNFLOWER HUMPHREYS COUNTIES PROGRESS INC.; PHILADELPHIA TRANSIT INC.; PINE BELT MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES; GOSHEN MOBILITY SERVICES; ICB OPERATORS DELTA BUS LINES AND GREYHOUND LINES. | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION | $20.7M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI AND ITS SUBRECIPIENTS FOR STATEWIDE PURCHASES OF VEHICLES MAJOR COMPONENT OTHER ASSOCIATED CAPITAL COMPUTER EQUIPMENT SURVEILLANCE EQUIPMENT COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT AND RENOVATION OF CITY OF OXFORD TRANSIT OPERATION FACILITY.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: FUNDS WILL BE USED TO COVER ELIGIBLE CAPITAL EXPENSES SUCH AS 30 ADA VANS AND 55 ADA BUSES; MAJOR COMPONENT/OTHER ASSOCIATED CAPITAL (ENGINES TRANSMISSIONS A/C UNITS CATALYTIC CONVERTERS ALTERNATORS); COMPUTER EQUIPMENT FOR ROUTING SCHEDULING SOFTWARE; SURVEILLANCE EQUIPMENT FOR SAFETY MEASURES COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT FOR DISPATCHING; AND RENOVATION OF CITY OF OXFORD TRANSIT OPERATION FACILITY LOCATED AT 409 MCELROY DRIVE OXFORD MS (RENOVATION OF SECOND LEVEL OF THE OPERATION FACILITY TO EXPAND TO INCLUDE TRAINING SPACE AND ADDITIONAL OFFICES).; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: CONTINUED SAFE AND EFFECTIVE OPERATION OF TRANSIT SERVICES FOR RURAL AREAS OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI AND TO IMPROVE THE STATE OF GOOD REPAIR FOR TRANSIT ASSETS STATEWIDE. EXPANSION OF TRANSIT FLEETS AND OPERATION FACILITY DUE TO SERVICE EXPANSION.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI TRANSIT AGENCIES AND CITIZENS IN ALL NON-URBANIZED AREAS OF THE STATE.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE FOLLOWING SUBRECIPIENTS AS PROVIDERS OF RURAL TRANSIT SERVICE ALONG WITH TWO (2) INTERCITY BUS OPERATORS WILL RECEIVE OPERATING ASSISTANCE CAPITAL FUNDING FOR THE PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT AND MOBILITY MANAGEMENT.: AARON E. HENRY COMMUNITY HEALTH DARTS; BOLIVAR COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING; CLAIBORNE COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT INC.; COPIAH COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; CITY OF OXFORD; DJ TRANSIT; FIVE COUNTY COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION; HINDS COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; MADISON COUNTY CITIZENS SERVICES AGENCY; MISSISSIPPI BAND OF CHOCTAW INDIANS; MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE MASS TRANSIT; NATCHEZ TRANSIT SYSTEM; NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY SERVICES; NROUTE TRANSIT COMMISSION; SOUTH CENTRAL COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY; STARKVILLE-MSU AREA RAPID TRANSIT; MT. ZION ECONOMIC COMMUNITY CENTER; NOXUBEE COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; CENTRAL MISSISSIPPI INC.; SUNFLOWER HUMPHREYS COUNTIES PROGRESS INC.; PHILADELPHIA TRANSIT INC.; PINE BELT MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES; ICB OPERATORS DELTA BUS LINES AND GRENADA TOURS INC. | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION | $12.0M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS GRANT IS TO PURCHASE HYBRID ELECTRIC BUSES TO SUPPORT THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NEW BUS NETWORK.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THE MAIN ACTIVITY OF THIS GRANT IS TO PURCHASE TEN (10) HYBRID ELECTRIC TRANSIT BUSES.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THIS FUNDING WILL TRANSITION THE CURRENT FLEET TO A LOW EMISSION FLEET REDUCE MAINTENANCE COSTS IMPROVE SERVICE RELIABILITY IMPROVE ACCESS AND ENHANCE MOBILITY.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THIS FUNDING WILL BENEFIT ALL USERS OF THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM (RIDERS AND EMPLOYEES) AND THE COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENT.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | CITY OF JACKSON MISSISSIPPI | $8.7M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE FOR HUB CITY TRANSIT TO TRANSITION ITS CURRENT FLEET TO LOW-EMISSION VEHICLES THROUGH THE PURCHASE OF PROPANE-POWERED BUSES AND THE INSTALLATION OF SUPPORTING PROPANE FUELING INFRASTRUCTURE DURING THE PERIOD OF AUGUST 15 2026 TO DECEMBER 31 2031.THIS PROJECT REPLACES THE ORIGINALLY PROPOSED BATTERY ELECTRIC BUS DEPLOYMENT WITH A PROPANE-BASED LOW-EMISSION TECHNOLOGY SOLUTION.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: FUNDS WILL BE USED TO COVER ALL ELIGIBLE EXPENSES SUCH AS BUSES INFRASTRUCTURE WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICES.ACTIVITIES INCLUDE THE PURCHASE OF PROPANE-POWERED BUSES CONSTRUCTION OF PROPANE FUELING INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITY MODIFICATIONS TO SUPPORT PROPANE OPERATIONS WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT TRAINING AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND ENGINEERING SUPPORT NECESSARY FOR IMPLEMENTATION.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: FUNDING WILL PERMIT HUB CITY TRANSIT TO REPLACE VEHICLES THAT ARE BEYOND THEIR USEFUL LIFE AND TRANSITION TO A LOW-EMISSION PROPANE FLEET BY PURCHASING PROPANE BUSES AND CONSTRUCTING FUELING INFRASTRUCTURE TO SUPPORT OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THIS PROJECT WILL BENEFIT HUB CITY TRANSIT AND ALL THOSE INDIVIDUALS WHO UTILIZE IT. WITH THE REPLACEMENT BUSES HCT WILL BE ABLE TO RETIRE STOCK THAT IS BEYOND ITS USEFUL LIFE WHICH WILL IMPROVE SERVICE RELIABILITY REDUCE EMISSIONS COMPARED TO DIESEL VEHICLES AND SUPPORT CONTINUED TRANSIT OPERATIONS FOR THE COMMUNITY.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | HATTIESBURG CITY CLERK | $6.5M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI AND ITS SUBRECIPIENTS FOR STATEWIDE PURCHASES OF VEHICLES AND TO CONSTRUCT A BUS STORAGE PARKING AREA FOR SINGING RIVER HEALTH SYSTEM.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: FUNDS WILL BE USED TO COVER ELIGIBLE CAPITAL EXPENSES SUCH AS 30 ADA VANS AND 13; AND CONSTRUCT A BUS STORAGE PARKING AREA.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: CONTINUED SAFE AND EFFECTIVE OPERATION OF TRANSIT SERVICES FOR RURAL AREAS OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI AND TO IMPROVE THE STATE OF GOOD REPAIR FOR TRANSIT ASSETS STATEWIDE. THE PARKING AREA WILL PROVIDE A SAFE AND SECURE AREA FOR TRANSIT VEHICLES AND DRIVERS ALIKE.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI TRANSIT AGENCIES AND CITIZENS IN ALL NON-URBANIZED AREAS OF THE STATE AND SINGING RIVER HEALTH SYSTEM.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE FOLLOWING SUBRECIPIENTS AS PROVIDERS OF RURAL TRANSIT SERVICE WILL RECEIVE CAPITAL FUNDING FOR THE PURCHASE OF VEHICLES: AARON E. HENRY COMMUNITY HEALTH DARTS; BOLIVAR COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING; CLAIBORNE COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT INC.; COPIAH COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; CITY OF OXFORD; DJ TRANSIT; FIVE COUNTY COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION; HINDS COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; MADISON COUNTY CITIZENS SERVICES AGENCY; MISSISSIPPI BAND OF CHOCTAW INDIANS; MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE MASS TRANSIT; NATCHEZ TRANSIT SYSTEM; NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY SERVICES; NROUTE TRANSIT COMMISSION; SOUTH CENTRAL COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY; STARKVILLE-MSU AREA RAPID TRANSIT; MT. ZION ECONOMIC COMMUNITY CENTER; NOXUBEE COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY; CENTRAL MISSISSIPPI INC.; SUNFLOWER HUMPHREYS COUNTIES PROGRESS INC.; PHILADELPHIA TRANSIT INC. FUNDS WILL BE PROVIDED TO SINGING RIVER HEALTH SYSTEM TO CONSTRUCT A BUS STORAGE/PARKING LOT. | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION | $4.0M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE BUS FACILITY PROJECT WHEN COMPLETED WILL LINK THREE CTA FACILITIES TWO ON THE CAMPUS OF THE CTA GULFPORT TRANSIT CENTER AND THE CTA JONES PARK BUS STATION. NEW DEVELOPMENT IN THE AREA CONSISTS OF A REGIONAL TOURIST ATTRACTION THE MISSISSIPPI AQUARIUM A NEW HOTEL AND VARIOUS OTHER COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENTS. CTA WILL USE THIS BRIDGE AS A CONDUIT FOR A PUBLIC TRAM SERVICE TO HELP MANAGE THE TRAVEL DEMANDS CREATED BY THESE DEVELOPMENTS AS WELL AS PROVIDING A DEDICATED CONNECTION TO THE THREE CTA FACILITIES. THE BRIDGE WILL SUPPORT A CTA FIXED ROUTE TRAM CTA BIKE AND BUS USERS AND PEDESTRIANS WALKING THROUGH THE AREA.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THIS PROJECT CONSISTS OF ENGINEERING DESIGN FEES AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE TRANSIT TRAM BRIDGE ACROSS US 90 FROM THE COAST TRANSIT AUTHORITY (CTA) GULFPORT TRANSIT CENTER TO THE JONES PARK CTA BUS STATION CITY OF GULFPORT.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE BRIDGE WILL SUPPORT A CTA FIXED ROUTE TRAM CTA BIKE AND BUS USERS AND PEDESTRIANS WALKING THROUGH THE AREA. THE BRIDGE WILL PROVIDE A MUCH NEEDED SAFE PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE MULTI MODAL LINK ACROSS US HWY 90 A CORRIDOR FREQUENTLY CONGESTED WITH TRAFFIC.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THIS PROJECT WILL BENEFIT THE CITY OF GULFPORT THE RESIDENTS OF THE LOCAL AREA AND THE TOURIST VISITING THE AREA.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NA | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | MISSISSIPPI COAST TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | $4.0M | — |
| THIS GRANT WILL USE SECTION 5307 AND IS FOR A TOTAL OF $4308103 ($2880470 FEDERAL/$1427633 LOCAL). THIS APPLICATION WILL FUND TWO PROJECTS: P1 AND P2 (SEE BELOW). THIS GRANT APPLICATION WILL BE FUNDED USING THE FULL FY2021 SECTION 5307 APPORTIONMENTS ($2880470) AND MUNICIPAL GENERAL FUNDS FOR MATCH REQUIREMENTS. THESE FUNDS ARE PROGRAMMED IN THE 2021-2024 TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FOR THE URBANIZED AREA (TIP) AND THE 2021-2022 UNIFIED PLANNING WORK PROGRAM (UPWP) PAGES 10-13 58-61 PLEASE SEE SUMMARY TABLES IN UPLOADED IN DOCUMENTS. P1 WILL CONSIST OF:1. PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE: TIP#480031 FY2020: $624934.00 FY2021: $699934.002. OPERATIONS ASSISTANCE: TIP#480034 FY2020: $426226.00 FY2021: $999446.003. PROGRAM SUPPORT ADMINISTRATION: 2021-2022 UPWP $1896397.004. PROJECT ADMINISTRATION: TIP#480057 FY2020: $132879.00 FY2021: $132879.005. TRANSIT BUS: TIP#480046 FY2021: $560000.00P2 WILL CONSIST OF:1. NON FIXED ROUTE ADA PARATRANSIT SERVICE: TIP#480032 FY2020: $184754.00 FY2021: $188211.00LOCAL MATCH WILL COME FROM THE CITY OF JACKSONS GENERAL FUND.OVERALL GRANT START DATE: DATE OF AWARDOVERALL GRANT END DATE: MARCH 30 2027THIS GRANT WILL NOT FUND ANY RESEARCH OR DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS.THE CITY OF JACKSON IS THE DESIGNATED RECIPIENT.INDIRECT COST WILL NOT BE CHARGED TO THIS GRANT.THE CITY OF JACKSON WILL EXPEND A MINIMUM OF 1% OF THE 5307 FUNDS ON SECURITY AND SAFETY EXPENDITURES FOR FY2021-2022 ON MAINTAINING THE FOLLOWING AT JTRAN ADMINISTRATIVE MAINTENANCE FACILITY (JAMF) UNION STATION AND BUS STOPS:SECURITY AND SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM: $21000.00MOBILE SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM: $19000.00THE CITY OF JACKSON CERTIFIES THAT PROCUREMENT ACTIONS FUNDED WITH THIS GRANT WILL HAVE THE INDEPENDENT COST ESTIMATES PREPARED AND AVAILABLE ON FILE ALONG WITH THE CORRESPONDING COST/PRICE ANALYSIS FOR THE SCOPE OF WORK THAT THE PROJECT AND WILL FOLLOW ALL 3RD PARTY PROCUREMENT POLICIES AND PROCEDURES AS DEFINED IN C4220.1F (THIRD PARTY CONTRACTING GUIDANCE) AND ENSURE CONTRACTOR WILL NOT BE ON THE FTA SUSPENSION AND DEBARMENT LIST. | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | CITY OF JACKSON MISSISSIPPI | $2.9M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR THE FACILITY IMPROVEMENTS/REHABILITATION OF THE CITY OF JACKSON UNION STATION.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: FUNDS WILL BE USED TO INCREASE ACCESSIBILITY TO THE UNION STATION AS WELL AS UPGRADE SAFETY AND SECURITY FOR THE FACILITY. THE UPGRADES WILL INCLUDE REPAIRS AND REHABILITATION OF INGRESS AND EGRESS ROUTES REHABILITATION TO THE ROOFING AND WATERPROOFING SYSTEMS IMPROVEMENTS TO THE HEATING VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING (HVAC) LIGHTING IMPROVEMENTS DOOR AND WINDOW GLAZING AND ENHANCEMENTS TO THE SECURITY AND CAMERA SYSTEMS.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: FUNDING WILL ALLOW FOR A MORE ACCESSIBLE SAFER AND KEEPING THE FACILITY IN A STATE OF GOOD REPAIR.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE CITY OF JACKSON UZA TRANSIT SYSTEM RURAL TRANSIT PROVIDES INTERCITY BUS PROVIDERS (GREYHOUND LINES AND DELTA BUS LINE) AND INTERCITY RAIL PROVIDER (AMTRAK).; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE JACKSON REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY WILL RECEIVE CAPITAL ASSISTANCE TO IMPROVE/REHAB A TRANSIT HUB FOR URBAN RURAL INTERCITY BUS AND INTERCITY RAIL TRANSIT PROVIDERS. | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION | $2.1M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: OBLIGATION OF FY2023 LOW-NO ALLOCATION #D2023-LWNO-41 IN THE AMOUNT OF $1760000. APPLICATION FOR FTA GRANT FUNDING TO PURCHASE SEVEN (7) DEMAND RESPONSE AND TWO (2) FIXED ROUTE REPLACEMENT BUSES THAT HAVE EXCEEDED THEIR FTA USEFUL LIFE. THE REPLACEMENT BUSES WILL BE LOW EMISSION DUAL FUEL GASOLINE/PROPANE FUELED BUSES.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: IN ACCORDANCE WITH CTAS TAMS PLAN THERE ARE NINE (9) UNDER 30 SMALL CUTAWAY BUSES THAT HAVE EXCEEDED THEIR FTA USEFUL LIFE THAT ARE SCHEDULED FOR REPLACEMENT IN FY2024. EIGHT (8) OF THESE ARE DIESEL POWERED AND ONE (1) IS GASOLINE POWERED. SEVEN (7) DEMAND RESPONSE BUSES AND TWO (2) FIXED ROUTE BUSES WILL BE REPLACED. SIX DEMAND RESPONSE BUSES ARE 10YR/350000MLS FTA USEFUL LIFE AND RANGE IN AGE FROM FOURTEEN (14) YEARS TO SIXTEEN (16) YEARS OLD. ONE OF THE DEMAND RESPONSE BUSES IS 7YRS/200000MLS FTA USEFUL LIFE AND IS TEN (10) YEARS OLD. THE TWO FIXED ROUTE BUSES ARE 10YR/350000MLS FTA USEFUL AND ARE FIFTEEN (15) AND SIXTEEN (16) YEARS OLD.CTA WILL BE REPLACING THESE NINE BUSES EIGHT OF WHICH UTILIZE OLD DIESEL ENGINE TECHNOLOGY THAT IS NOT FUEL EFFICIENT. THE NEW BUSES WILL BE DUAL FUEL GAS/PROPANE THAT WILL OPERATE PREDOMINATELY ON PROPANE FUEL. COMPARED WITH DIESEL FUELED BUSES PROPANE AUTOGAS BUSES RESULTS IN AN ESTIMATED 80% REDUCTION IN SMOG-FORMING HYDROCARBON EMISSIONS AND VIRTUALLY ELIMINATES PARTICULATE MATTER.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: REDUCE OPERATING COSTS REDUCE TAILPIPE EMISSIONS IMPROVE RELIABILITY AND SAFETY. CURRENT CTA DATA IDENTIFIES THAT A PROPANE FUELED BUS IS 60% MORE COST EFFICIENT FOR FUEL COST PER MILE COMPARED TO A COMPARABLE DIESEL FUELED BUS. COMPARED WITH DIESEL FUELED BUSES PROPANE AUTOGAS BUSES RESULTS IN AN ESTIMATED 80% REDUCTION IN SMOG-FORMING HYDROCARBON EMISSIONS AND VIRTUALLY ELIMINATES PARTICULATE MATTER. REPLACING THESE NINE (9) BUSES WITH NEW BUSES WILL IMPROVE RELIABILITY AND REDUCE ROAD CALLS.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: CTA PASSENGERS WILL BENEFIT FROM MORE COMFORTABLE RELIABLE AND SAFER BUSES. THE QUALITY OF THE EXPERIENCE WILL GREATLY IMPROVE FROM A BETTER QUALITY OF BOARDING AND RIDE. CTA DRIVERS AND MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEES WILL BENEFIT FROM NEW MODERN BUSES REPLACING OLD UNRELIABLE BUSES THAT HAVE GREATLY EXCEEDED THEIR USEFUL LIFE.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | MISSISSIPPI COAST TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | $1.8M | — |
| MS FFY17 5339 BUS AND BUS FACILITIES | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION | $1.8M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: PROVIDE FUNDING ASSISTANCE TO CTA FOR TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT EQUIPMENT PERSONNEL AND THE TRANSPORTATION NEEDS TO THE GULF COAST AREA.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: REIMBURSEMENT OF ELIGIBLE OPERATING EXPENSES INCURRED BY CTA FOR THE OPERATION OF THE BUS SERVICE WHICH INCLUDES SALARY/WAGES EMPLOYEE BENEFITS MATERIALS SUPPLIES UTILITIES TRAVEL MEETINGS UNIFORMS INSURANCE ETC. FOR THE REMAINDER OF FY2023 (MARCH 2023 - SEPT 2023).; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: PROVIDE SAFE RELIABLE CLEAN TRANSPORTATION SERVICES TO THE COUNTIES AND CITIES WITHIN THE GULF COAST AREA.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: RESIDENCE AND TOURIST OF THE MS GULF COAST AREA; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | MISSISSIPPI COAST TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | $1.5M | — |
| COAST TRANSIT AUTHORITY 5339 BUS PURCHASES | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | MISSISSIPPI COAST TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | $1.4M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS GRANT IS TO ENHANCE THE JTRAN NEW BUS NETWORK BY OFFERING SERVICES TO AREAS NOT BEING SERVICED.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THE ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED WITH THIS GRANT ARE PROGRAM SUPPORT ADMINISTRATION AND PLANNING FOR A PILOT ON-DEMAND SERVICE.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THIS FUNDING WILL IMPROVE THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM BY PROVIDING MORE FLEXIBILITY FREQUENCY AND COVERAGE TO AREAS OF THE CITY OF JACKSON THAT CURRENTLY UNDER-SERVED AND PROVIDED USEFUL DATA TO MEASURE THE PERFORMANCE. THE JTRAN NEW BUS NETWORK PROJECT IS DESIGNED TO BETTER LINK UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES TO CRITICAL LIFE SERVICES.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THIS NEW SYSTEM WILL BENEFIT ALL RIDERS EMPLOYEES AND COMMUNITIES.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | CITY OF JACKSON MISSISSIPPI | $1.0M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: PURCHASE OF ONE 35 HEAVY DUTY ELECTRIC BUS FROM FY2019 5339(C) AWARD MS D2019-LWNO-022; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: REIMBURSEMENT FOR PURCHASE OF ELECTRIC BUS; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THIS WILL BE THE FIRST PURE ELECTRIC VEHICLE IN THE FIXED ROUTE FLEET. CTA HAS CHOSEN PURE ELECTRIC VEHICLES AS THE ALTERNATIVE FUEL VEHICLE OF CHOICE FOR THE FUTURE AND PLANS TO TRANSITION TO PURE ELECTRIC OVER TIME AS MUCH AS IS PRACTICAL. PURE ELECTRIC VEHICLES WILL REDUCE THE CTA CARBON FOOTPRINT AND REDUCE OPERATING COSTS.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: RESIDENCE AND TOURIST OF THE MS GULF COAST; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: N/A | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | MISSISSIPPI COAST TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | $744K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: OBLIGATION OF FY2022 5339 BUS/BUS FACILITY URBANIZED AREA FUNDING AND PART OF FY2023 5339 BUS/BUS FACILITY URBANIZED AREA FUNDING IN THE AMOUNT OF $628000 FEDERAL. APPLICATION FOR FTA GRANT FUNDING TO PURCHASE ONE (1) DEMAND RESPONSE THREE (3) FIXED ROUTE AND TWO (2) ADMINISTRATIVE/OPERATION REPLACEMENT VEHICLES. THE REPLACEMENT BUSES WILL BE LOW EMISSION DUAL FUEL GASOLINE/PROPANE FUELED BUSES.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: CTA WILL REPLACE FOUR (4) BUSES ONE (1) SEDAN AND ONE (1) VAN ALL OF WHICH HAVE REACHED AND SURPASSED THEIR USEFUL LIFE IN ACCORDANCE WITH FTA GUIDELINES.THE NEW BUSES WILL BE DUAL FUEL GAS/PROPANE THAT WILL OPERATE PREDOMINATELY ON PROPANE FUEL. COMPARED WITH DIESEL FUELED BUSES PROPANE AUTOGAS BUSES RESULTS IN AN ESTIMATED 80% REDUCTION IN SMOG-FORMING HYDROCARBON EMISSIONS AND VIRTUALLY ELIMINATES PARTICULATE MATTER.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: REDUCE OPERATING COSTS REDUCE TAILPIPE EMISSIONS IMPROVE RELIABILITY AND SAFETY. REPLACING THESE BUSES WITH NEW BUSES WILL IMPROVE RELIABILITY AND REDUCE ROAD CALLS.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: CTA PASSENGERS WILL BENEFIT FROM MORE COMFORTABLE RELIABLE AND SAFER BUSES. THE QUALITY OF THE EXPERIENCE WILL GREATLY IMPROVE FROM A BETTER QUALITY OF BOARDING AND RIDE. CTA DRIVERS AND MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEES WILL BENEFIT FROM NEW MODERN BUSES REPLACING OLD UNRELIABLE BUSES THAT HAVE GREATLY EXCEEDED THEIR USEFUL LIFE; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: N/A | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | MISSISSIPPI COAST TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | $662K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS GRANT IS BEING PROGRAMMED WITH FY2023 SECTION 5339 APPORTIONMENTS FOR BUS AND BUS FACILITIES.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THIS GRANT IS BEING PROGRAMMED WITH FY2023 SECTION 5339 APPORTIONMENTS TO COVER THE FOLLOW THE ACTIVITIES:; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THESE FUNDS WILL IMPROVE THE EFFICIENCY AND MAINTAIN COMPLIANCE OF THE PUBLIC TRANSIT SYSTEM IN JACKSON MS.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THESE ACTIVITIES WILL BENEFIT CITIZENS AND VISITORS OF JACKSON MS.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | CITY OF JACKSON MISSISSIPPI | $295K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS GRANT IS BEING PROGRAMMED WITH FY2025 SECTION 5339 APPORTIONMENTS FOR BUS AND BUS FACILITIES; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THIS GRANT IS BEING PROGRAMMED WITH FY2025 SECTION 5339 APPORTIONMENTS FOR BUS AND BUS FACILITIES FOR FAREBOX REPLACEMENT/UPGRADES TO INCLUDE SOFTWARE AND EQUIPMENT.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE FUNDS WILL BE USED TO IMPROVE THE FAREBOX SYSTEM WITHIN THE CURRENT TRANSIT SYSTEM.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THESE ACTIVITIES WILL BENEFIT CITIZEN AND VISITORS OF JACKSON MS; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | CITY OF JACKSON MISSISSIPPI | $292K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS GRANT IS BEING PROGRAMMED WITH FY2024 SECTION 5339 APPORTIONMENTS FOR BUS AND BUS FACILITIES.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THIS GRANT IS BEING PROGRAMMED WITH FY2024 SECTION 5339 APPORTIONMENTS TO REPAIR THE BUS WASH FACILITY.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THESE FUNDS WILL BRING THE BUS WASH FACILITY TO FULL CAPACITY AND FUNCTIONAL.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THESE ACTIVITIES WILL BENEFIT CITIZENS AND VISITORS OF JACKSON MS.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | CITY OF JACKSON MISSISSIPPI | $280K | — |
| THIS GRANT IS FOR A TOTAL OF $2700277 ($1806237 FEDERAL AND $894040 LOCAL MATCH). IT WILL USE FTA APPORTIONMENTS -FFY 2013 OF $965379 AND LOCAL MATCH $451152; FFY 2014 OF $840858 AND LOCAL MATCH $442888. THESE FUNDS ARE PROGRAMMED IN THE 2015-2019 MISSISSIPPI STIIP APPROVED ON NOVEMBER 3 2014. SEE ATTACHED STIP PAGES. SOURCE OF LOCAL FUNDS ARE CITY MILLAGE RECEIPTS. THE HPFL-MPO BOARD ADOPTED AND APPROVED THESE PROJECTS AS PART OF THE HPFL-MPO FTIP ON OCTOBER 29 2014. FTA AND FHWA JOINTLY APPROVED THE INCLUSION OF THE HPFL-MPO FTIP AS PART OF THE MISSISSIPPIS 2015 FSTIP ON NOVEMBER 3 2014. THE PROJECTS IN THIS APPLICATION ARE PROGRAMMED WITHIN THE FOUR YEAR ELEMENT OF THE CURRENT HPFL-MPO TIP:THIS GRANT APPLICATION WILL SUPPORT THE CONTINUATION OF TRANSIT SERVICE IN THE HATTIESBURG UZA. ALL FUNDS WILL BE APPLIED TOWARDS ELIGIBLE OPERATING AND CAPITAL ACTIVITIES AS PRESCRIBED IN THE FTA URBAN FORMULA PROGRAM GRANT AWARD.THIS GRANT WILL FUND THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS:1.OPERATING ASSISTANCE- TOTAL AMOUNT OF $1263280 ($631640 FEDERAL SHARE AND $631640 LOCAL MATCH). MDOT STIP FTA 5307 PROGRAM PAGE 267; FEDERAL GRANT FUNDS WILL SUPPORT THE CONTINUATION OF TRANSIT SERVICE FOR FY 2015-16 AND 2016-17.ALI OPERATING FY 2015-2016ALI OPERATING FY 2016-2017 2.PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE- TOTAL AMOUNT OF $258984 ($207187 FEDERAL SHARE AND $51797 LOCAL MATCH). MDOT STIP FTA 5307 PROGRAM PAGE 268; FEDERAL GRANT FUNDS WILL PROVIDE FOR PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE OF HCT FLEET FOR FIXED ROUTE AND PARATRANSIT SERVICE FOR FY 2015-16.ALI PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE FY 2015-20163.ROLLING STOCK- TOTAL AMOUNT OF $500000 ($425000 FEDERAL SHARE AND $75000 LOCAL MATCH). MDOT STIP FTA 5307 PROGRAM PAGE 271-273; FEDERAL GRANT FUNDS WILL PROVIDE FOR THE PURCHASE OF TWO REPLACEMENT AND TWO EXPANSION ADA VEHICLES AND TWO SUPPORT SERVICE VEHICLES.ALI PURCHASE TWO REPLACEMENT 30 BUSESALI PURCHASE TWO EXPANSION 30 BUSES4.BUS SUPPORT EQUIPMENT - TOTAL AMOUNT OF $150013 ($120010 FEDERAL SHARE AND $30003 LOCAL MATCH). MDOT STIP FTA 5307 PROGRAM PAGES 269-270 FEDERAL GRANT FUNDS WILL PROVIDE FOR THE PE/DESIGN WORK FOR THE TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION FACILITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECT.ALI ACQUIRE TWO SUPPORT VEHICLESALI ENG/DESIGN FOR ADMIN/MAINTENANCE FACILITYALI CONSTRUCT MOBILE SURVEILL/SECURITY EQUIPMENT.5.BUS ASSOCIATE TRANSIT IMPROVEMENTS - TOTAL AMOUNT OF $252000 ($201600 FEDERAL SHARE AND $50400 LOCAL MATCH). MDOT STIP FTA 5307 PROGRAM PAGE 274; FEDERAL GRANT FUNDS WILL PROVIDE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF ELEVEN BUS SHELTERS FOR HCT SERVICE.ALI CONSTRUCT BUS SHELTERSALI CONSTRUCT ENHANCED ADA ACCESS (RAMPS)6.SIGNAL AND COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT - TOTAL AMOUNT OF $27600 ($220800 FEDERAL SHARE AND $55200 LOCAL MATCH). MDOT STIP FTA 5307 PROGRAM PAGE 274; FEDERAL GRANT FUNDS WILL PROVIDE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF ELEVEN BUS SHELTERS FOR HCT SERVICE.ALI PURCHASE COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT (FARE MEDIA EQUIPMENT). 7.NON SCOPE OTHER - TOTAL AMOUNT OF $25013 ($20010 FEDERAL SHARE AND $5003 LOCAL MATCH). ALI CONSTRUCT MOBILE SURVEILL/SECURITY EQUIPMENT. | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | HATTIESBURG CITY CLERK | — | — |
| THIS GRANT IS FOR A TOTAL OF $11033663. IT WILL USE FY 13 SECTION 5307 URBANIZED AREA PROGRAM FUNDS TOTALING $3944038; ($2708007 - FEDERAL SHARE AND $1236031 - LOCAL MATCH); FY 14 SECTION 5307 URBANIZED AREA PROGRAM FUNDS TOTALING $3754371 (FEDERAL SHARE - $2629761 AND LOCAL MATCH - $1124609) AND FY 15 SECTION 5307 URBANIZED AREA PROGRAM FUNDS TOTALING $333324 (FEDERAL SHARE - $1667627 LOCAL MATCH - $1667627). THESE FUNDS ARE PROGRAMMED IN THE MISSISSIPPI 2015-2019 STATE TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (STIP) APPROVED ON NOVEMBER 3RD 2014 AND AMENDED ON MAY 13 2015 FOR THE JACKSON URBANIZED AREA STARTING ON PAGE 49.LOCAL MATCH WILL COME FROM THE CITY OF JACKSONS GENERAL FUND AND ADVERTISING REVENUES RECEIVED. THIS GRANT WILL FUND THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS: 1. SHORT RANGE TRANSIT PLANNING TOTAL AMOUNT OF $1691599 ($1353279 - FEDERAL SHARE AND $338320 - LOCAL MATCH). AS INDICATED IN THE FY 2015-2016 UNIFIED PLANNING WORK PROGRAM (UPWP) PLANNING COSTS ARE INCLUDED HERE TO COVER THE LOCAL PLANNING GRANT ADMINISTRATION INDIRECT COSTS (BASED ON AN APPROVED COST ALLOCATION PLAN BY HUD) ASSOCIATED WITH IMPLEMENTING THESE GRANT PROJECTS OVER A 2-YEAR PERIOD USING THE TWO (2) APPORTIONMENTS FROM FY 13 AND FY 14. THE APPLICABLE PAGES FROM THE UPWP ARE ATTACHED. 2. OTHER ACTIVITIES TOTAL AMOUNT OF $200000 ($160000 - FEDERAL SHARE AND $40000 - LOCAL MATCH) TO INCREASE RIDERSHIP (MARKETING) EXPENDING $100000 EACH YEAR IN FY 16 AND FY 17.3. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE - FY 16TOTAL AMOUNT OF $1927424 ($1541939 - FEDERAL SHARE AND $385485 - LOCAL MATCH). THIS PROJECT COVERS ELIGIBLE PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE COSTS FOR FY 16.SEE PAGE 49 #480031 OF THE 2015-2019 STIP AS AMENDED. THERE ARE NO CAPITAL ITEM COSTING $5000 OR MORE INCLUDED IN THIS LINE ITEM. 4. ADA OPERATIONSTOTAL AMOUNT OF $667220 ($533776 - FEDERAL SHARE AND $133444 - LOCAL MATCH). THIS PROJECT COVERS ELIGIBLE ADA PARATRANSIT OPERATIONS FOR A TWO (2) YEAR PERIOD BETWEEN TWO FISCAL YEARS FY 16 AND FY 17. SEE PAGE 49 #480032 OF THE 2015-2019 STIP AS AMENDED.5. REHAB/RENOVATE HISTORIC TRANSPORTATION BUILDINGS THIS WILL FUND THE OPERATIONAL COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH UNION STATION INCLUDING SECURITY SYSTEMS EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES. ($53378 - FEDERAL SHARE AND $12368 - LOCAL MATCH). THIS FUNDING WILL BE USED FOR A TWO (2) YEAR PERIOD BETWEEN TWO FISCAL YEARS FY 16 AND FY 17.6. OTHER THIRD PARTY CONTRACTUALTOTAL AMOUNT OF $308831 ($247065 - FEDERAL SHARE AND $61766 - LOCAL MATCH). THIS CONTRACT IS FOR COVERING FACILITY MAINTENANCE BUS STOP MAINTENANCE UNION STATION MAINTENANCE AND HEAVY VEHICLE OVERHAUL AND MAINTENANCE RELATED ACTIVITIES AS ONE CONTRACT. THIS FUNDING WILL BE USED FOR A TWO (2) YEAR PERIOD BETWEEN TWO FISCAL YEARS FY 16 AND FY 17.7. EMPLOYEE EDUCATION TRAININGTHIS ACTIVITY WILL PROVIDE FOR SPECIALIZED TRAINING FOR THE CITYS TRANSIT SERVICES DIVISION STAFF AND USES 0.5 OF ONE (1) PERCENT OF THE APPORTIONMENT FOR EACH APPORTIONMENT YEAR. TOTAL AMOUNT OF $33361 ($26689 - FEDERAL SHARE AND $6672 - LOCAL MATCH). THIS FUNDING WILL BE USED FOR A TWO (2) YEAR PERIOD BETWEEN TWO FISCAL YEARS FY 16 AND FY 17.8. SPECIAL RULE - OPERATIONS ASSISTANCE 1 TO 75 BUSESTOTAL AMOUNT OF $3035891 ($3035891 - FEDERAL SHARE AND $3035891 - LOCAL MATCH). THESE FUNDS WILL BE USED FOR OPERATING EXPENSES OVER A THREE (3) APPORTIONMENT YEAR PERIOD (FY 2013 FY 2014 AND FY 2015) BETWEEN THREE FISCAL YEARS FY 15 FY 16 AND FY 17.9. ASSOCIATED TRANSIT IMPROVEMENTS - PURCHASE OF BIKE RACKS FOR PLACEMENT ON TRANSIT BUSES. TOTAL AMOUNT OF $34603 ($26900 - FEDERAL SHARE AND $7703 - LOCAL MATCH). THIS FUNDING WILL BE USED FOR A TWO (2) YEAR PERIOD BETWEEN TWO FISCAL YEARS FY 16 AND FY 17.10. ASSOCIATED TRANSIT IMPROVEMENTS - PURCHASE SIGNAGE FOR PLACEMENT ON BUSES BUS SHELTERS AND BUS STOPS. TOTAL AMOUNT OF $33097 ($26478 - FEDERAL SHARE AND $6619 - LOCAL MATCH). THIS FUNDING WILL BE USED FOR A TWO (2) YEAR PERIOD BETWEEN TWO FISCAL YEARS FY 16 AND FY 17.THE CITY CERTIFIES THAT PROCUREMENT ACTIONS FUNDED WITH THIS GRANT WILL HAVE INDEPENDENT COST ESTIMATES PREPARED AND AVAILABLE ON FILE ALONG WITH THE CORRESPONDING COST/PRICE ANALYSIS FOR THE SCOPE OF WORK OF THE PROJECT AND WILL FOLLOW ALL 3RD PARTY PROCUREMENT POLICIES AND PROCEDURES AS DEFINED IN C4220.1F (THIRD PARTY CONTRACTING GUIDANCE) AND ENSURE CONTRACTORS WILL NOT BE ON THE FTA SUSPENSION AND DEBARMENT LIST. | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | CITY OF JACKSON MISSISSIPPI | — | — |
| MS-90-X081-01-----------------------------------------------------------PROJECT DETAILS - AMENDMENT #1THE PURPOSE OF THIS GRANT AMENDMENT IS TO INCREASE THE GRANT AWARD BY INCORPORATING THE CITYS FY 2009 CONGRESSIONAL APPORTIONMENT OF $2603818 FOR EXPENDITURES IN PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE FOR FY 11 PROJECT ADMINISTRATION AND FACILITY CONSTRUCTION AND RADIO PURCHASES.A SUBSEQUENT BUDGET REVISION WILL ADJUST FUNDING LEVELS IN SOME OF THE OTHER ALIS TO REFLECT CURRENT SPENDING NEEDS. THIS AMENDMENT ALSO INCLUDES AN ADJUSTMENT FOR THE USE OF FUNDS AS FUEL AS CAPITAL MAINTENANCE PROVISION.A NEW SCOPE IS INCLUDED IN THIS AMENDMENT#1. THIS SCOPE 11.43.03 (BUS.CONSTRUCTION.ADMIN. /MAINT FACILITY) IS TO ALLOCATE ADDITIONAL FUNDS TO COMPLETE THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE JATRAN ADMINISTRATIVE AND MAINTENENCE FACILITY AND FOR THE PURCHASE OF A BUS WASH COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE AND EQUIPMENT OFFICE FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT CONSTRUCTION CHANGE ORDERS SECURITY FOR THE STAFF THAT WILL OCCUPY THE BUILDING CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION. IN PREVIOUS GRANT APPLICATIONS INADEQUATE FUNDS WERE REQUESTED FOR THESE COSTS. THE APPROVED DCE IS ATTACHED TO THIS GRANT. -----------------------------------------------------------PROJECT DETAILS (ORIGINAL GRANT)THIS GRANT WILL FUND BOTH PLANNING AND CAPTIAL PROJECTS INCLUDING: THE FUNDING OF THE CITY OF JACKSONS TRANSPORTATION PLANNING DIVISION EXPENSES FOR FY2006 2007 AND 2008(ALL PROJECTS ARE REFERENCED IN APPROVED UPWP); PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE EXPENSES FOR JATRAN FOR FY 2007 2008 AND 2009; ADA PARATRANSIT SERVICE EXPENSES FOR FYS 2008AND 2009(NOT TO EXCEED 10% OF THE ANNUAL APPORTIONMENT); TRANSIT ENHANCEMENT EXPENSES; AND A FEW OTHER SMALL CAPITAL PROJECTS. THESE CAPITAL PROJECTS WILL INCLUDE SUCH THINGS AS THE PURCHASE OF PASSENGER SHELTERS RADIOS THE PURCHASE OF SUPPORT VEHICLES FOR JATRAN THE EXPENSE FOR THE INSTALLATION OF PASSENGER SHELTERS AND BENCHES TRASH RECEPTACLES PEDESTRIAN ACCESS/WALKWAYS ADA CURBCUTS SIGNAGE FOR JATRAN COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT FOR JATRAN THE PURCHASE AND INSTALLATION OF A VEHICLE LOCATOR SYSTEM COMPONENTS.THE PURCHASE AND INSTALLATION OF TRASH RECEPTACLES; THE CONSTRUCTION/INSTALLATION EXPENSES FOR BENCHES AND SHELTERS AND THE FUNDING OF THE OPERATIONS OF OUR HISTORIC TRANSPORTATION CENTER ARE ALL PART OF THE CITYS TRANSIT ENHANCMENT (TE)PROGRAM. THESE LINE ITEMS AND ASSOCIATED AMOUNTS ARE BUDGETED TOWARDS MEETING THE AREAS 1% TE REQUIREMENT. | Mississippi transit (FTA federal awards) | CITY OF JACKSON MISSISSIPPI | — | — |