State Management Review Workshops
FTA is in the process of planning the FY19 grantee oversight workshops with the intent to conduct them in late Q1 or early Q2 of FY19. Please check back in mid-December for updated information.
Public Transit
Legacy ID
301
Region 9: State Management Review Workshop, November 29-30, 2016, Honolulu, Hawaii
RegistrationRegistration for the workshop is free of charge. Attendees must make their own hotel reservations and pay for the hotel room.To register, fill out the registration form (review your entries carefully), save it to your computer as a file and submit it as an email attachment to:...State Management Oversight
FTA's State Management Review (SMR) is a comprehensive oversight review of grantees.
Procurement Reviews
Procurement System Reviews (PSRs) encourage and facilitate improved grantee procurement operations, foster the use of industry best practices, and assess the grantee’s compliance with federal procurement requirements, spelled out in the PSR Guide, and applicable statutory and administrative...
Financial Management Oversight
Under the Financial Management Oversight (FMO) Program FTA conducts several types of reviews.
Full Scope Financial Management System Review: This review requires FMO contractors to conduct a series of interviews, full transaction reviews, and appropriate substantive tests. The...Recipient Oversight Workshops
Each year, FTA conducts oversight workshops across the country to help grantees broaden their understanding of the federal rules and regulations, as well as how to comply with FTA program requirements.
Rides to Wellness Panel
Read the Presentation from the 16th Biennial FTA State Program Meeting on August 12, 2015Rides to Wellness Panel
Wednesday, August 12, 201510:15 AM - 12:00 PM Moderator(s):Carolyn FlowersSenior Advisor, FTA Speaker(s): Toby FauverDeputy Secretary for Multimodal...Procurement
Overview
The Federal Transit Administration provides a number of resources for recipients to assist with third-party procurements for projects receiving FTA funds, including:
Apportionments
Overview
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
Executive DirectorMatthew 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...