Core Capacity Templates
FTA publishes templates for project applicants to develop and report necessary information to FTA. These templates are used for developing the evaluation criteria and ratings.
Public Transit
Legacy ID
301
Core Capacity Reporting Instructions
These reporting instructions for the Core Capacity (Section 5309) Program inform applicants of the information they must provide so FTA may undertake the legislatively required evaluation and rating of project merit.
Small Starts Templates Part 1
General templates for Small Starts Projects.
Small Starts Templates Part 2
Supplemental Land Use and Economic Development Information and Supporting Documentation templates for Small Starts Projects.
Small Starts Reporting Instructions
These reporting instructions for the Section 5309 Small Starts Criteria inform sponsors of proposed Small Starts projects of the information they must provide to FTA so that it may undertake the legislatively required evaluation and rating of project merit.
Core Capacity SCC Workbook
The Core Capacity Standard Cost Categories (SCC) worksheets issued by FTA for reporting the capital costs and schedules of proposed projects.
Small Starts SCC Workbook
Small Starts Standard Cost Categories (SCC) worksheets issued by FTA for reporting the capital costs and schedules of proposed projects.
New Starts SCC Workbook
New Starts Standard Cost Categories (SCC) worksheets issued by FTA for reporting the capital costs and schedules of proposed projects.
Standard Cost Categories for Capital Projects
OverviewIn 2005, FTA implemented the Standard Cost Categories (SCC) to establish a consistent format for the reporting, estimating, and managing of capital costs for New Starts projects. Information gathered from projects across the country has been developed into a database called the...
Documentation of Existing Transit Riders to Prove Eligibility for Warrants for New Starts and Small Starts Projects
This document provides guidance to Capital Investment Grant (CIG) program applicants on how to document existing weekday transit ridership in a proposed project corridor to determine if a New Starts or Small Starts project might be eligible for warrants.