New York transit facility contracts
16 contracts tracked across 1 DOT region.
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| Vendor | Contracts | Volume |
|---|---|---|
| METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | 9 | $933.4M |
| CAPITAL DISTRICT TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | 3 | $27.8M |
| PUTNAM COUNTY | 1 | $3.1M |
| COUNTY OF WESTCHESTER | 1 | $2.8M |
| LIFESPAN OF GREATER ROCHESTER, INC. | 1 | $240K |
| NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION | 1 | — |
Recent transit facility contracts in New York
| Title | DOT region | Vendor | Value | Solicitation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS PROJECT ADDRESSES THE NEED TO ADD ELECTRIC BUSES TO OUR FLEET AS WELL AS INCREASE CHARGING CAPABILITIES AS WE STRIVE TO REDUCE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS TO IMPROVE PUBLIC HEALTH AND PROTECT OUR ENVIRONMENT IN COLLABORATION WITH FEDERAL AND STATE PROGRESSIVE CLEAN ENERGY PLATFORMS.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: PURCHASE OF TWELVE (12) ELECTRIC BUSES AND RELATED TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: REDUCE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS AND EQUIP THE ALBANY GARAGE TO SUPPORT A 25% ELECTRIC FLEET AS REQUIRED BY NEW YORKS PROGRESSIVE CLEAN ENERGY PLATFORM.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: RIDERS EMPLOYEES PUBLIC HEALTH THE ENVIRONMENT AND ANYONE IN CDTAS SERVICE AREA.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE. | New York transit (FTA federal awards) | CAPITAL DISTRICT TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | $25.4M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS AWARD WILL ASSIST THE MTA TO INVEST CAPITAL FUNDING INTO ITS ASSETS/INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTAINED BY NYCT.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THE APPLICATION SCOPE OF WORK INCLUDES AN ADA ACCESSIBILITY PROJECT FOR NYCT.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THIS APPLICATION WILL SUPPORT THE MTAS NEED TO REHABILITATE AND REPLACE ASSETS TO ACHIEVE A STATE OF GOOD REPAIR AS WELL AS MAKE THE STATION FULLY ADA ACCESSIBLE.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE MTA AND ITS RIDERSHIP.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE MTA DOES NOT HAVE SUBRECIPIENTS UNDER THIS AWARD. | New York transit (FTA federal awards) | METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | $10.0M | — |
| THIS APPLICATION REQUESTS SECTION 5337 FUNDS APPORTIONED IN THE AMOUNT OF $386647564 OF GENERAL FUNDS (GF) FOR NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT ($370717564) AND LIRR ($15930000) PROJECTS. THIS GRANT WILL USE TRANSPORTATION DEVELOPMENT CREDITS FOR MATCH ($77329513). THE TOLL CREDIT APPROVALS FOR APPROPRIATIONS THROUGH AND INCLUDING FFY2022 IS ATTACHED.PURPOSE OF THE AWARD THIS AWARD WILL ASSIST THE MTA TO INVEST CAPITAL FUNDING INTO ITS ASSETS/INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTAINED BY NYCT AND LIRR.ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED THE APPLICATION SCOPE OF WORK INCLUDES STATE OF GOOD REPAIR PROJECTS FOR LIRR AND NYCT.EXPECTED OUTCOMES THIS APPLICATION WILL SUPPORT THE MTAS NEED TO REHABILITATE AND REPLACE ASSETS TO ACHIEVE A STATE OF GOOD REPAIR.INTENDED BENEFICIARIES - THE MTA AND ITS RIDERSHIP.SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES THE MTA DOES NOT HAVE SUBRECIPIENTS UNDER THIS AWARD.THE SECTION 5337 FUNDS WILL BE FROM FFY 2021 (FAST ACT GF) AND FFY 2022 (BIL GF) ) SGR (FIXED GUIDEWAY) ALLOCATIONS FROM NEW YORK AREA. A TABLE IS ATTACHED IN TRAMS UNDER APPLICATION DOCUMENTS TO SHOW THE AMOUNTS USED BY FISCAL YEAR AND FUNDING PROGRAM (SEE FILE: MTA FUNDING ALLOCATION _ USAGE AVAILABILITY_1786-2022-5). THE MTA REQUESTS THAT THE FTA OBLIGATE THE REQUIRED FUNDS FOR THIS APPLICATION FROM THE AVAILABLE FUND BALANCES.THIS IS THE PROJECT LIST THAT EXISTS IN THE APPLICATION:P1 NYCT OVERCOATING WILLIAMSBURG BRIDGE - MYRTLE AV JAMAICA LINE MW62-7004 (T8070302) (2022 BIL GF)P2 NYCT OVERCOATING PORTAL TO WEST 8 STREET STATION CULVER LINE MW62-6443 (T8070306) (2022 BIL GF) P3 NYCT WATER REMEDIATION-RENEWAL AT BOROUGH HALL LEXINGTON LINE ST22-0785 (T8041201) (2022 BIL GF) P4 NYCT ELEVATED STRUCTURES REPAIR (OVER-LAND SECTIONS) ROCKAWAY LINE MW64-3775 (T8070305) (2022 BIL GF) P7 NYCT OVERCOATING PORTAL TO WEST 8 STREET STATION CULVER LINE MW62-6443 (T8070306) (2021-FAST ACT-GF)P5 LIRR ANNUAL TRACK PROGRAM L8030104 (2021 FAST ACT GF)P6 LIRR YARD TRACK REHABILITATIONS L8030103 (2021 FAST ACT GF) | New York transit (FTA federal awards) | METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | $386.6M | — |
| THIS GRANT WILL OBLIGATE $296386622 ($214615402 OF GENERAL FUNDS (GF) AND $81771220 OF TRUST FUNDS (TF)) IN SECTION 5337 FUNDS FOR NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT ($294686622) AND LIRR ($1700000) PROJECTS. THIS GRANT WILL USE TRANSPORTATION DEVELOPMENT CREDITS FOR MATCH $59277324. THE TOLL CREDIT APPROVALS FOR APPROPRIATIONS THROUGH AND INCLUDING FFY2021 IS ATTACHED.THE SECTION 5337 FUNDS WILL BE FROM PRIOR FISCAL YEARS ALLOCATIONS FROM NEW YORK AREA. A TABLE IS ATTACHED IN TRAMS UNDER APPLICATION DOCUMENTS TO SHOW THE AMOUNTS USED BY FISCAL YEAR AND FUNDING PROGRAM (SEE FILE: MTA FUNDING ALLOCATION _ USAGE AVAILABILITY_1786-2021-7). THE MTA REQUESTS THAT THE FTA OBLIGATE THE REQUIRED FUNDS FOR THIS APPLICATION FROM THE AVAILABLE FUND BALANCES.THIS IS THE PROJECT LIST THAT EXISTS IN THE APPLICATION:P1NYCT ADA WOODHAVEN BOULEVARD JAMAICA LINE ST04-6131 (T7041316) TFP2NYCT RENEWAL WOODHAVEN BOULEVARD JAMAICA LINE ST22-1888 (T7041213) TFP3NYCT TWO STREET STAIRS AT 34 ST BROADWAY LINE SBMP TIER2 ST21-3078 (T70412A9) GFP4NYCT STAIRS AT 14 ST 6 AV LINE ST21-3080 (T70412F4) GFP5NYCT NEW STAIR AT 14 ST 6 AV LINE ST21-1131 (T7041330) GFP6NYCT LINE STRUCTURE COMPONENT REPAIR PROGRAM CANARSIE LINE MW64-0845 (T7071319) GFP7NYCT RENEWAL AND STRUCTURAL REPAIR OF 61 ST-WOODSIDE FLUSHING LINE ST22-1559 (T7041218) GFP8LIRR STATION BUILDING COMPONENTS SEA CLIFF ADA RAMPS (L8020403) GFP9NYCT TWO STREET STAIRS AT 34 ST BROADWAY LINE SBMP TIER2 ST21-3078 (T70412A9) TFALL PROJECTS IN THE GRANT ARE PROGRAMMED IN 2020-2023 STATEWIDE TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM APPROVED BY FHWA AND FTA ON OCTOBER 24 2019. | New York transit (FTA federal awards) | METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | $296.4M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS AWARD WILL ASSIST THE MTA IN INVESTING CAPITAL FUNDING INTO ITS ASSETS AND INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE NYCT AND LIRR.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THE SCOPE OF WORK INCLUDES BRINGING THE MIDDLETOWN ROAD STATION TO FULL ADA ACCESSIBILITY FOR RIDERS AND SUPPORTING THE LIRR TRANTECH PROGRAM WHICH SUPPORTS COMPREHENSIVE CAMPAIGN TO INCREASE TRANSIT USAGE ON LONG ISLAND.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THIS APPLICATION WILL SUPPORT THE MTAS NEED TO REHABILITATE AND REPLACE ASSETS TO ACHIEVE A STATE OF GOOD REPAIR.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE MTA AND ITS RIDERSHIP.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE MTA DOES NOT HAVE SUBRECIPIENTS UNDER THIS AWARD. | New York transit (FTA federal awards) | METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | $110.0M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS AWARD WILL ASSIST THE MTA IN INVESTING CAPITAL FUNDING INTO ITS ASSETS AND INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE NYCT.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THE APPLICATION SCOPE OF WORK INCLUDES AN ADA ACCESSIBILITY PROJECT FOR NYCT.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THIS APPLICATION SUPPORTS MTAS GOAL IN BRINGING THE STATION TO FULL ADA COMPLIANCE.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE MTA AND ITS RIDERSHIP.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE MTA DOES NOT HAVE SUBRECIPIENTS UNDER THIS AWARD. | New York transit (FTA federal awards) | METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | $110.0M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS AWARD WILL ASSIST THE MTA TO INVEST CAPITAL FUNDING INTO ITS ASSETS/INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTAINED BY NYCT.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THE APPLICATION SCOPE OF WORK INCLUDES AN ADA ACCESSIBILITY PROJECT FOR NYCT.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THIS APPLICATION WILL SUPPORT THE MTAS NEED TO REHABILITATE AND REPLACE ASSETS TO ACHIEVE A STATE OF GOOD REPAIR AS WELL AS MAKE THE STATION FULLY ADA ACCESSIBLE.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE MTA AND ITS RIDERSHIP.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE MTA DOES NOT HAVE SUBRECIPIENTS UNDER THIS AWARD. | New York transit (FTA federal awards) | METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | $15.0M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS AWARD WILL ASSIST THE MTA IN INVESTING CAPITAL FUNDING INTO ITS ASSETS AND INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE AT NYCT.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THE SCOPE OF WORK INCLUDES BRINGING THE MIDDLETOWN ROAD STATION TO FULL ADA ACCESSIBILITY FOR RIDERS.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THIS APPLICATION WILL SUPPORT THE MTAS NEED TO REHABILITATE AND REPLACE ASSETS TO ACHIEVE A STATE OF GOOD REPAIR.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE MTA AND ITS RIDERSHIP.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE MTA DOES NOT HAVE SUBRECIPIENTS UNDER THIS AWARD. | New York transit (FTA federal awards) | METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | $5.0M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS FFY 2023 AWARD FOR DANBURY CT FFY 2021 ARP OPERATING ASSISTANCE WILL COVER EXPENSES INCLUDING LOSS OF REVENUE ADMINISTRATIVE LEAVE DUE TO SUSPENSION OF TRANSIT SERVICE AND RESPONSE TO THE CORONAVIRUS CRISIS FOR THE PERIOD BEGINNING JANUARY 20 2020.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: ARP GRANT FUNDS WILL BE UTILIZED TO SUBSIDIZE THE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE OF THE PUTNAM AREA RAPID TRANSIT (PART) SYSTEM AND TRANSIT STATION MAINTENANCE EXPENSES INCURRED SINCE 2020.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: FUNDS TO PROVIDE VEHICLE PROCUREMENT PLANNING AND PREVENTATIVE AND STATION MAINTENANCE.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: ALL OF PUTNAM COUNTY NY FOR PUBLIC TRANSIT PURPOSES.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE | New York transit (FTA federal awards) | PUTNAM COUNTY | $3.1M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: ENGINEERING AND DESIGN OF ADA ACCESSIBLE PEDESTRIAN / BICYCLE STREET IMPROVEMENTS ALONG GREEN STREET. ALONG WITH A SEPARATE PROJECT THE WESTCHESTER RIVERWALK CONNECTION A SAFE AND SECURE ADA-COMPLIANT ROUTE WILL BE COMPLETED BETWEEN TARRYTOWN STATION AND ROUTE 9 (SOUTH BROADWAY).; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: DESIGN ENGINEERING ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW AND PERMITTING OF THE BICYCLE/PEDESTRIAN STREET IMPROVEMENTS. ; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: ENGINEERING AND DESIGN OF ADA ACCESSIBLE PEDESTRIAN / BICYCLE STREET IMPROVEMENTS ALONG A SEGMENT OF GREEN STREET.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE PUBLIC AT LARGE.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE SUBRECIPIENT WILL MANAGE ALL ASPECTS OF PROJECT. | New York transit (FTA federal awards) | COUNTY OF WESTCHESTER | $2.8M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: COMPLETE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF A STATION AND PARK AND RIDE ALONG THE BLUE LINE BRT.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: ADVANCED DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE STATION AND PARK AND RIDE AT 80 BROADWAY IN MENANDS ALONG THE BUSPLUS RIVER CORRIDOR BRT BLUE LINE.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: IMPROVED ACCESS TO BRT LINE.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: COMMUTERS AND RIDERS OF THE BLUE LINE FROM MENANDS.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE. | New York transit (FTA federal awards) | CAPITAL DISTRICT TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | $1.9M | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS AWARD WILL ASSIST THE MTA TO INVEST CAPITAL FUNDING INTO ACCESSIBILITY INFRASTRUCTURE OTHER THAN ELEVATORS AND ADA-REQUIRED WORK WHICH IS THE BARE MINIMUM OF TRUE ACCESSIBILITY. MTA ACCESSIBILITY SEEKS TO MAKE THE MTA SYSTEM ACCESSIBLE FOR ALL WHICH MEANS FINDING WAYS TO MAKE IT EASIER FOR CUSTOMERS WITH DISABILITIES TO NAVIGATE LARGE BUSY CROWDED TRANSIT STATIONS. THIS PROJECT SCOPE IS SEPARATE FROM BUT COMPLEMENTARY TO OTHER RECENTLY-FUNDED NON-ELEVATOR ADA WAYFINDING PROJECTS: ACEP# T8041374-ACCESSIBLE BOARDING AREA DECAL PROJECT (AWARD # NY-2023-102) AND ACEP# T80413NV WAYFINDING THROUGH NAVILENS (AWARD # SMARTFY22N1P1G45). TACTILE GUIDEWAYS ARE A PROVEN SOLUTION FOR USERS WHO ARE BLIND OR HAVE LOW VISION AND THE MTA SEEKS TO FIND THE BEST WAY FOR THIS SOLUTION TO BE IMPLEMENTED IN THE TRANSIT SYSTEM.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: TACTILE GUIDEWAYS WILL BE INSTALLED AT 35 STATIONS WITHIN 16 STATION COMPLEXES. FOR EACH STATION SURVEYS MUST BE CONDUCTED THE GUIDEWAY PATH DESIGNATED AND DESIGNED AND TACTILE MATERIALS INSTALLED. CUSTOMER OUTREACH WILL ALSO BE CONDUCTED TO ASCERTAIN THE TRUE BENEFITS OF THE GUIDEWAYS AND TO GET FEEDBACK ON THE DESIGNS.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: TACTILE GUIDEWAYS ARE INCREASINGLY POPULAR IN EUROPE AND ASIA AND IN MANY CITIES HAVE BECOME COMMONPLACE IN PUBLIC AREAS. ADDITIONALLY MANY CUSTOMERS FIND NYC TRANSIT HUBS TO BE DIFFICULT TO NAVIGATE EVEN THOSE WHO CAN SEE AND READ OVERHEAD ENGLISH LANGUAGE SIGNAGE. THEREFORE IT IS EXPECTED THAT TACTILE GUIDEWAYS WILL BE WELL-RECEIVED BY BOTH CUSTOMERS WHO ARE BLIND OR LOW VISION AND BY CUSTOMERS WITH DIFFERENT NEEDS OR WHO DO NOT IDENTIFY AS DISABLED.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: TACTILE GUIDEWAYS ARE A SOLUTION PRIMARILY FOR CUSTOMERS WHO ARE BLIND HAVE LOW VISION USE BLIND CANES OR GUIDE DOGS TO NAVIGATE. HOWEVER ALL CUSTOMERS CAN BENEFIT FROM GUIDANCE AROUND COMPLEX STATION HUBS.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE MTA DOES NOT HAVE SUBRECIPIENTS UNDER THIS AWARD. | New York transit (FTA federal awards) | METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | $992K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: EMPLOY A TRANSPORTATION DATA PLATFORM IN SUPPORT OF INTELLIGENT SYSTEM-WIDE ROUTE STRUCTURING EXPANSION AND IMPROVEMENT IN ORDER TO MORE EFFECTIVELY AND EFFICIENTLY RESTORE PRE-COVID LEVELS MEET CURRENT NEEDS AND BETTER SERVE DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE POPULATIONS WHILE REDUCING GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THIS PROJECT WILL INTELLIGENTLY EVALUATE POST COVID MOBILITY NEEDS IN SUPPORT OF A SYSTEM WIDE ROUTE RESTRUCTURING. THE TRANSPORTATION DATA PLATFORM WILL PROVIDE ACCESS TO TRANSPORTATION METRICS INCLUDING TREND ANALYSIS DEMOGRAPHICS AND ORIGIN/DESTINATION INFORMATION. THIS WILL ALLOW FOR SERVICE TO BE TAILORED TO NOT ONLY MEET THE CURRENT RIDERSHIP NEEDS BUT ALSO BETTER ADDRESS NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY PARTICULARLY ADDRESSING THE NEEDS OF DISADVANTAGED LOW-INCOME AND UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES AS WELL AS RACIAL EQUITY AND BARRIERS TO OPPORTUNITY.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: RESTRUCTURED SERVICE THAT MORE EFFECTIVELY AND EFFICIENTLY SERVES THE CURRENT NEEDS OF THE SERVICE AREA INCLUDING EXPANDED ACCESS TO ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE POPULATIONS LOW-INCOME RIDERS AND DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES AS WELL AS REDUCED GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: LOW-INCOME RIDERS ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE POPULATIONS DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES COMMUTERS NEW AND EXISTING RIDERS AS WELL AS COMMUNITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE. | New York transit (FTA federal awards) | CAPITAL DISTRICT TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | $514K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS PILOT PROJECT WILL EXPAND THE CAPABILITIES OF THE FINGER LAKES REGIONAL 1-CLICK WEB PORTAL TO INCLUDE SCHEDULING AND PAYMENT OF TRIPS PROVIDED BY PUBLIC TRANSIT AND A NON-TRANSIT COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION PROVIDER RESULTING IN AN INTEGRATED AND SEAMLESS PROCESS FOR ACCESSING COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THE THREE MUNICIPAL PARTNER ARE DEVELOPING A REGIONAL MOBILITY MANAGEMENT CONSORTIUM AGREEMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION 119-0 OF THE NEW YORK STATE GENERAL MUNICIPAL LAW. THIS CONSORTIUM AGREEMENT WILL ENABLE MEMBERS TO ENGAGE IN COLLABORATIVE MOBILITY MANAGEMENT PROJECTS AND TO ENTER INTO CONTRACTS ON BEHALF OF THE CONSORTIUM. LIVINGSTON COUNTY WILL EXTEND ITS CONTRACT WITH CAMBRIDGE SYSTEMATICS TO OTHER COUNTIES IN THE CONSORTIUM TO EXPAND THE USE OF THE 1-CLICK WEB PORTAL. IN TURN ENHANCEMENTS TO THE PLATFORM SPECIFIC TO SCHEDULING AND PURCHASING TRIPS WILL BE THE FOCUS OF THIS ICAM GRANT. EACH PARTNER COUNTY WILL DESIGNATE A LOCAL MOBILITY MANAGER TO COORDINATE THEIR COUNTY MOBILITY MANAGEMENT SERVICES WITH THE PILOTS REGIONAL MOBILITY MANAGER. LIFESPAN AND THE REGIONAL MOBILITY MANAGER WILL IMPLEMENT THE PILOT ON BEHALF OF THE CONSORTIUM.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE SPECIFIC OUTCOMES OF THIS PROJECT ARE: 1. THE HIRING OF A REGIONAL MOBILITY MANAGER TO OVERSEE THE DEVELOPMENT OF ENHANCEMENTS TO THE 1-CLICK MOBILITY PLATFORM. THIS POSITION WILL RESIDE AT LIFESPAN AND WILL COORDINATE WITH THE INDIVIDUAL COUNTIES AND THEIR MOBILITY MANAGERS THE REGIONAL TRANSIT SYSTEM AND CAMBRIDGE SYSTEMATICS. 2. THE GOAL OF THE ICAM PROJECT IS TO INCREASE ACCESS TO EXISTING TRANSPORTATION RESOURCES BY OLDER ADULTS PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES AND LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS RESIDING IN THE GENESEE-FINGER LAKES REGION OF NEW YORK. 3. THE IMPLEMENTATION OF PURCHASING RTS RIDE TICKETS THROUGH THE 1-CLICK PLATFORM. 4. THE COMPLETION OF A TECHNICAL DISCOVERY THAT ESTIMATES THE FEASIBILITY AND LEVEL OF EFFORT FOR ADDITIONAL TRIP BOOKING AND FARE PAYMENT INTEGRATION WITH A REGIONAL DEMAND RESPONSIVE TRANSPORTATION PROVIDER. 5. TO RECRUIT AT LEAST ONE ADDITIONAL COUNTY IN THE REGION TO JOIN THE CONSORTIUM AND EXPAND THE 1-CLICK PLATFORM FOR SERVICES IN THAT COUNTY.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE GOAL OF THE ICAM PROJECT IS TO INCREASE ACCESS TO EXISTING TRANSPORTATION RESOURCES BY OLDER ADULTS PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES AND LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS RESIDING IN THE GENESEE-FINGER LAKES REGION OF NEW YORK.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE | New York transit (FTA federal awards) | LIFESPAN OF GREATER ROCHESTER, INC. | $240K | — |
| APPLICATION PURPOSE: FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A REDUNDANT ELEVATOR BETWEEN THE GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL (GCT) LIRR CONCOURSE WHICH WILL BE BUILT AS PART OF MTAS EAST SIDE ACCESS PROJECT (ESA) AND GCTS 45TH STREET CROSS PASSAGE WHERE EXISTING ELEVATORS CONNECT TO BOTH THE UPPER AND LOWER LEVELS OF GCT. THIS ELEVATOR WILL SUPPLEMENT AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT ACCESSIBILITY GUIDELINE (ADAAG) REQUIREMENTS FOR THE NEW LIRR CONCOURSE WHICH IS DESIGNED AS AN ADA-COMPLIANT FACILITY. THE PROJECT WILL BE MATCHED WITH $560000 IN LOCAL FUNDS FROM THE MTAS 2010-14 CAPITAL PROGRAM.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: CONSTRUCTION OF A REDUNDANT ELEVATOR; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: NEW ELEVATOR; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: ADA COMPLIANCE AT GRAND CENTRAL MADISON.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: COMMUTERS. | New York transit (FTA federal awards) | METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | $-682381 | — |
| AMENDMENT #1THE NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (NYCDOT) IS REQUESTING THE FLEXING OF CONGESTION MITIGATION AIR QUALITY (CMAQ) FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $13240000 TO FTA. THE STATE MATCH IS $1655000 AND THE CITY MATCH IS $1655000. WITH STATE AND LOCAL MATCH THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF THIS FLEX REQUEST TO FTA IS $16550000. THE FUNDS WILL BE USED FOR ACQUISITION OF 9 PROPERTIES FOR THE STATION PLAZA PROJECT IN THE JAMAICA AREA OF QUEENS NEW YORK. ACQUISITION WILL INCLUDE FIXTURES FEE PROPERTIES RELOCATION OF 32 BUSINESSES AND 3 AFFECTED RESIDENTIAL UNITS. THESE PROPERTIES ARE REQUIRED IN ORDER TO BEGIN THE CONSTRUCTION OF STATION PLAZA. THIS GRANT AMENDMENT WILL ALSO AMEND THE ORIGINAL GRANT AMOUNT OF $2000000 FTA FUNDS TO COVER THE CHANGE ORDER COST FOR ADDITIONAL RIGHT OF WAY (ROW) SERVICES UNDER THE ROW SERVICES CONTRACT AND THE GREATER JAMAICA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (GJDC) PROJECT ADMINISTRATION COST. WITH THIS AMENDMENT THE TOTAL FTA FUNDS UNDER THIS GRANT WILL BE $15240000(FTA) WITH MATCH $19050000. THE CMAQ FUNDS IN THIS GRANT WERE PROVIDED TO THE PROJECT THROUGH THE CMAQ PROCESS AT THE METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION LEVEL TO ENSURE THE PROJECT MEET CMAQ GOALS. THE MPO FOR THE NEW YORK CITY REGION NEW YORK METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION COUNCIL (NYMTC) CONDUCTED SOLICITATION AND EVALUATION OF ALL CMAQ PROJECTS AND DETERMINED THAT THIS PROJECT MEET THE CMAQ GOALS. CONSEQUENTLY WE ARE REQUESTING THE FLEX OF $13240000 OF FHWA CMAQ FUNDS IN THIS GRANT AMENDMENT TO FTA FOR THE PURPOSE OF IMPLEMENTING THE STATION PLAZA PROJECT.THIS PROJECT IS BEING LED BY NEW YORK CITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (EDC) IN COORDINATION WITH NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (NYC DOT) AND GREATER JAMAICA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (GJDC). THE PROJECT TEAM HAS COORDINATED WITH INVOLVED AGENCIES AT THE LOCAL LEVEL INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT (MTA-NYCT) NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION (DEP) AND WILL CONTINUE TO DO SO DURING ALL PHASES OF THE PROJECT. EDC WILL OVERSEE THE ACQUISITION OF THE 9 PROPERTIES NEEDED FOR THE PROJECTS CONSTRUCTION AS WELL AS THE RELOCATION OF OCCUPANTS. THIS WILL BE DONE BY COORDINATING AMONG KEY CITY AGENCIES: ALL NEGOTIATION WILL BE HANDLED BY DEPARTMENT OF CITYWIDE ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES (DCAS) ALL CONDEMNATION AND CLOSINGS WILL BE HANDLED BY THE NEW YORK CITY LAW DEPARTMENT AND APPROVAL OF ALL RELOCATION WILL BE OVERSEEN BY THE NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT (HPD). EDCS ASSET MANAGEMENT GROUP WILL PROVIDE INTERIM PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SERVICES FOR ALL PROPERTIES BETWEEN THE TIME WHEN THE CITY OF NEW YORK VESTS TITLE AND WHEN THE PROPERTIES ARE DEMOLISHED AND CONSTRUCTION BEGINS FOR STATION PLAZA. NYCDOT HAS AFFORDED THE PUBLIC AN OPPORTUNITY TO COMMENT AND/OR REQUEST A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PROJECT AS PART OF THE DRAFT PROGRAM OF PROJECTS (POP) THAT WAS ADVERTISED IN THE NEW YORK POST EL DIARIO NEWSPAPER STATEN ISLAND ADVANCE MINORITY COMMERCE WEEKLY AMSTERDAM NEWS AND BRONX TIMES REPORTER ON MAY 3 2012. NO COMMENTS OR PUBLIC HEARING WAS REQUESTED THEREFORE THE DRAFT POP IS ESTABLISHED AS THE FINAL POP.FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT JANET LUKE NYCDOT DIRECTOR FTA GRANTS MGMT UNIT 55 WATER STREET NY 10041 AT 212-839-4460/FAX: 212-839-7777; EMAIL ADDRESS: JLUKE@DOT.NYC.GOV OR STATION PLAZA PROJECT MANAGER JESSICA PAVONE AT JPAVONE@NYCEDC.COM 212.312.4239ORIGINAL GRANT____________________________________________________________________________________NYCDOT IS REQUESTING $2000000 WITH MATCH 2500000 OF FLEXED CMAQ FUNDS FOR THE STATION PLAZA PROJECT. THIS PROJECT WILL FUND THE RELOCATION SERVICES AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT FOR THE STATION PLAZA PROJECT WHICH WILL BE MANAGED BY GREATER JAMAICA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (GJDC).NEW YORK CITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (NYCEDC) WILL HOLD AN MOU WITH GJDC FOR THIS PROJECT.THE STATION PLAZA PROJECT HAS BEEN FUNDED FROM GRANT NY-03-0413-02 FOR THE PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATION. $3477488 OF FTA FUNDS AND $4346860 WITH MATCH WAS UTILIZED FOR PROJECT DEVELOPMENT FOR THE STATION PLAZA AND SUTPHIN UNDERPASS PROJECT. NYCDOT HAS AFFORDED THE PUBLIC AN OPPORTUNITY TO COMMENT AND/OR REQUEST A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PROJECT AS PART OF THE DRAFT PROGRAM OF PROJECTS (POP) THAT WAS ADVERTISED IN THE NEW YORK POST AMSTERDAM NEWS AND EL DIARIO NEWSPAPER ON MAY 13 2010 AND STATEN ISLAND ADVANCE ON MAY 19 2010. NO COMMENTS OR PUBLIC HEARING WAS REQUESTED THEREFORE THE DRAFT POP IS ESTABLISHED AS THE FINAL POP.FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT JANET LUKE NYCDOT DIRECTOR FTA GRANTS PROGRAM UNIT 55 WATER STREET 10041 AT 212-839-4460/FAX: 212-839-7777; EMAIL ADDRESS: JLUKE@DOT.NYC.GOV OR PETER J. ENGELBRECHT DIRECTOR OF GREATER JAMAICA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION AT (718) 291-0282 EXTENSION 132/EMAIL ADDRESS PENGELBRECHT@GJDC.ORG. THE NYCEDC PROJECT MANAGER IS JESSICA PAVONE 110 WILLIAM STREET NEW YORK NEW YORK 10038 AT 212 312-4239/ FAX 212-618-5785; EMAIL ADDRESS: JPAVONE@NYCEDC.COM | New York transit (FTA federal awards) | NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION | $-8175008 | — |