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WMATA INFRASTRUCTURE RENEWAL PROGRAM (IRF) - WASHINGTON, D.C.  
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Name WMATA Infrastructure Renewal Program (IRF)
Location Washington, D.C.
Mode Rail and Bus Transit
Description Acceleration of Washington Metro's Infrastructure Renewal Program for its Metrobus and its 103-mile Metrorail system.

Multiple projects initiated on an expedited basis: loan guarantee will allow WMATA to advance critical projects that otherwise will be stretched over a number of years.

Entails rehabilitation and replacement of vehicles, facilities, and equipment.

Current projects include:

Rehabilitation of station elevators and escalators
Installation of escalator canopies
Installation of back up station power generators
Installation of a new station public address system
Red Line repairs
Sponsor Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA)
Cost $2.324 billion
Type of Finance $600 million TIFIA loan guarantee
Revenue Sources

Government revenues from:

District of Columbia
participating local governments in Maryland
participating local governments in Virginia
Project Delivery / Contract Method

 

Private Investor Partner  
Project Advisors  
Lenders Lehman Commercial Paper, Inc.
Status Expected completion: December 2009
Innovations First transportation project to receive financial assistance through TIFIA.
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Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA)
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Contacts Office of Business Planning and Development at WMATA
600 5th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20001
Joyce Hernandez
TEL: 202-962-2330.
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