Formula Grant MD2025010

Award Date 5/1/25
Completion Date 6/10/29
Dollars Obligated $107M
Federal Grant Program
20.507
Assistance Type
Formula Grant
Place of Performance
Maryland, USA
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  • Purchase of radios, replacement of the West Cold Spring Metro Substation roof, and engineering/design work
  • Acquisition of 11 replacement SUVs, 20 replacement cutaway buses, and bus support equipment
  • Construction of the Kirk Bus Storage Facility and design of replacement station doors
  • Repairs and rehabilitation to the MTA subway system, light rail infrastructure, and metro facilities
  • Purchase of hoists, lifts, and a wheel truing lathe for the Wabash Shop
  • Redesign of 30 traction power substations and installation of a new fiber optic cable
  • Replacement of the signaling system and 10 metro fleet cars
  • Painting of the metro tunnel liners and repairs to the Reisterstown Plaza metro station

This comprehensive grant supports MTA's efforts to maintain a state of good repair for their transit system, enhancing service reliability, safety, and accessibility for current and future riders across Maryland.

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