This award will reimburse the MTA for nyct vehicle non-vehicle and facility preventive maintenance

The Federal Transit Administration awarded the Metropolitan Transportation Authority $1.138 billion on June 9, 2026, under the State of Good Repair Grants Program (CFDA 20.525) to reimburse eligible expenditures for preventive maintenance of New York City Transit Authority rail vehicles, non-vehicle assets, and facility infrastructure.

The award funds comprehensive servicing and preventive maintenance activities designed to preserve or extend the useful life of transit service operating assets and maintain a state of good repair. The MTA will service and maintain NYCT rail vehicles, non-vehicle assets, and facility infrastructure through December 31, 2026. Performance takes place in New York.

The award carries no sub-recipients; the MTA implements all funded activities directly. The intended beneficiaries are the MTA and its ridership. This is a formula grant assistance type, with the full obligated amount of $1.138 billion.

Activities

The application scope of work will support the comprehensive servicing and preventive maintenance of vehicle non-vehicle and facility assets required to preserve or extend the useful life of transit service operating assets and maintain a state of good repair.

Expected outcomes

This application reimburses mtas eligible expenditures for the preventive maintenance of the nyct rail vehicles non-vehicles and facilities assets to maintain a state of good repair.

Intended beneficiaries

The MTA and its ridership.

Subrecipient activities

The MTA does not have subrecipients under this award.