This award will assist the MTA to invest capital funding into its assets/infrastructure maintained by MNR and nyct

The Federal Transit Administration awarded the Metropolitan Transportation Authority $33.241 million on August 27, 2026, under the State of Good Repair Grants Program (CFDA 20.525) to fund capital investment in elevator and cable battery replacement projects for New York City Transit Authority (NYCT) and an annual track program for Metro-North Railroad (MNR) to preserve critical assets and achieve a state of good repair across the MTA's infrastructure.

The award obligates $33.241 million with a performance period extending through November 30, 2032, and covers place of performance in New York, USA. The MTA, a state transit authority operating NYCT, MNR, and Long Island Rail Road, receives the award as prime recipient with no subrecipients involved. The program serves the MTA's ridership across its three major subsidiaries by financing asset rehabilitation and replacement projects included in the MTA's Transit Asset Management plan.

Activities

The application scope of work includes elevator and cables battery replacement projects for nyct and the annual track program for MNR to preserve critical assets.

Expected outcomes

This application supports 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.