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Number 2009-03 05-05-09
May 11, 2009
Mass Mailout Number III-2009-03
Subject: FTA Civil Rights Requirements and Guidance Training
Dear Transit Colleague:
The Federal Transit Administration’s Office of Civil Rights invites its grant recipients and...
Number 2009-0405-20-09
May 20, 2009
Mass Mailout Number III-2009-04
Subject: Federal Register Notice - Interim Notice of Funding Availability for Supplemental Discretionary Grants
Dear Transit Colleague:
FTA issued a Federal Register Notice on May 18,...
Number 2009-0507-15-09
July 15, 2009
Dear Grantee: I am writing to inform you of technical assistance resources regarding American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) reporting requirements. Section 1512(c) requires ARRA grantees government-wide to report...
Number 2009-0612-03-09
December 3, 2009
Subject: Triennial Review Workshop (Philadelphia, PA)
Dear Transit Colleague:
Each year, the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) holds a number of Triennial Review Workshops to provide you and other FTA grantees with up...
Got a question? Need an answer fast? The following is a topical listing of questions frequently asked of the Federal Transit Administration's Office of Procurement. Follow the topical link to learn more about related questions and answers.
A A&E Contracts...The offeror shall provide the degree to which personnel proposed for the work effort are qualified (e.g., education, and experience). This includes the requirement for licensed firms and/or engineers for performance under...
Links to web sites outside of the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) are offered for your convenience in accessing related information. Please be aware that when you exit the FTA web site, the privacy policy stated on the FTA site may NOT be the same as that on other web sites. FTA cannot...
Each year, Congress passes legislation which, when signed by the President, appropriates funds for the Department of Transportation and related agencies. After that legislation is enacted, FTA publishes a notice in the Federal Register that provides an overview of the apportionments and allocations based on these funds for the various FTA programs as well as statements of policy and guidance on public transit administration.
Matthew Welbes serves as Executive Director of the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) in Washington, D.C., directing the daily operations of the agency in support of public transportation services in communities across the United States. He supports the FTA Administrator...