The agreement awards $689,772 of funding to the greater washington clean cities coalition (gwrccc)

This project will substantially reduce emissions that cause climate change, especially near-term emissions, and help both of its fleet partners incorporate more B100 into their current operations to significantly reduce diesel emissions. Activities:the activities include replacing 16 class 7 through 9, municipal on-road and nonroad utility vehicles with 10 new vehicles equipped with selective catalytic reduction (SCR) that will operate on B100 (100% biodiesel) 90% or more of the time. The district of columbia department of public works (dcdpw) will retire two dump trucks with plows, two truck tractors, four sanitation straight trucks, two general purpose straight trucks, one medium loader-backhoe, and one heavy loader-backhoe. The district department of transportation (ddot) will retire two medium-duty loader-backhoes and two boom loaders.subrecipient:no subawards are included in this assistance agreement.outcomes:the anticipated deliverables include retiring 16 vehicles (12 dcdpw; four ddot) and procuring seven dcdpw municipal utility on-road and nonroad vehicles and three ddot nonroad vehicles that operate on B100. The expected outcomes include an annual reduction of 1.814 tons NOX and 0.189 tons PM2.5; lifetime reductions of 22,772 tons NOX and 2.354 tons PM2.5; and lifetime capital cost effectiveness of $123,664/ton NOX and $1,196,216/ton PM2.5; and annual health benefits from PM2.5 reduction of $440,000. The intended beneficiaries include residents and communities in the district of columbia.