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1. Gather all necessary documents and forms required for the project.
2. Familiarize yourself with the guidelines and regulations for filling out a locally administered federal-aid project.
3. Fill out the project identification information, including project title, location, and description.
4. Provide detailed information about the project scope, objectives, and estimated costs.
5. Include information about the project schedule, milestones, and key deliverables.
6. Fill out the budget section, including any requested federal-aid funding and matching funds.
7. Attach any supporting documents, such as environmental assessments or permits, as required.
8. Review the completed project form for accuracy and completeness.
9. Submit the filled-out locally administered federal-aid project to the appropriate authority for review and approval.
10. Keep copies of all submitted documents for your records.

Who needs locally administered federal-aid project?

1. Local governments or agencies responsible for planning and managing transportation projects.
2. Organizations or individuals seeking federal-aid funding for a local transportation project.
3. Construction companies or contractors involved in implementing locally administered federal-aid projects.
4. Transportation authorities or departments involved in ensuring compliance with federal regulations for transportation projects.

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What is locally administered federal-aid project?

A locally administered federal-aid project refers to a transportation project that is funded in part by federal funds and managed by a local agency rather than a state department of transportation.

Who is required to file locally administered federal-aid project?

Local agencies or entities that receive federal funding for transportation projects are required to file for locally administered federal-aid projects.

How to fill out locally administered federal-aid project?

To fill out a locally administered federal-aid project, local agencies need to complete the necessary forms provided by the federal or state transportation authority and provide detailed information on project scope, funding, and compliance with regulations.

What is the purpose of locally administered federal-aid project?

The purpose of locally administered federal-aid projects is to support local transportation improvements and infrastructure development using federal financial assistance.

What information must be reported on locally administered federal-aid project?

Information that must be reported includes project scope, cost estimates, funding sources, progress reports, compliance with regulations, and any changes to the project.