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Rural Intercity Program Consultation Process Meeting #3 October 23, 2018 Overview of Meetings Discussion of policies/goals, needs and markets (June) Concepts for statewide network (August) Revised concepts for statewide network and


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Rural Intercity Program Consultation Process

Meeting #3 October 23, 2018

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Overview of Meetings

① Discussion of policies/goals, needs and markets (June) ② Concepts for statewide network (August) ③ Revised concepts for statewide network and presentation of draft solicitation (October) ④ (If necessary) Questions on bidding process and requested alterations in proposed network (November)

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Overview of Solicitation

¤ Background

¤ Definitions

¤ Policy

¤ Drawn from policy statement from first meeting

¤ Scope of services

¤ Continuing routes ¤ New routes

¤ Work with Vermont to extend service to Claremont

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Transit Propensity

v Laconia v Franklin v Boscawen v Keene v Peterborough v Claremont

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¤ Existing route ¤ FY 2017 statistics

¤ 8,871 boardings ¤ $116,851 subsidy ¤ $13 subsidy/pass.

Littleton – Plymouth – Concord

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Berlin –

  • N. Conway –

Concord

¤ Existing route ¤ Two overlapping services ¤ FY 2017 statistics

¤ 7,005 boardings ¤ $175,703 subsidy ¤ $25 subsidy/pass. ¤ $33 for Berlin ¤ $20 for N. Conway

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Brattleboro – Keene – Nashua – Boston

¤ Existing Greyhound route (unsubsidized) ¤ Operates one round- trip Friday and one round-trip Sunday ¤ Expands to daily service

Express to/from Boston

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Laconia – Franklin – Concord

¤ Proposed route ¤ Feeder service

  • perating on US 3

¤ Studied by CNHRPC and LRPC in 2017 ¤ Addresses high need areas and Lakes Region Comm. Coll.

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Service Specifications

¤ For existing routes

¤ Currently subsidize one round-trip, though two are operated ¤ Continue this arrangement

¤ For new routes

¤ Laconia-Concord would operate two round-trips per day ¤ Dep Laconia to 6:30 a.m., arrive Concord before 8:00 ¤ Dep Concord at 4:00 p.m., return by 6:30 p.m. ¤ Brattleboro-Keene-Nashua would operate one trip ¤ Could use same timing as existing Fri/Sun trips ¤ Solicitation allows for other proposed times

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Cost and Ridership Estimates

Route (One-way fare) Annual Cost Annual Ridership Subsidy (30% FRR) Laconia – Concord / two daily RT ($6) $145,000 7,200 $102,000 Bratt – Keene – Nashua / one daily RT 5 days/wk to supplement existing ($10) $148,500 5,000 $98,500

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Applicable Regulations

¤ FMCSA ¤ Drug and alcohol testing ¤ NTD reporting ¤ Coordination/outreach ¤ Ticketing/schedules ¤ Vehicles ¤ ADA ¤ Marketing

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Contract Terms

¤ Two-year contract with three option years ¤ Performance measures ¤ Record keeping ¤ Reporting (monthly)

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Evaluation Process

¤ Technical capability ¤ Business and management structure ¤ Key personnel ¤ Past performance ¤ Price/cost

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Schedule

Target Dates Task/Event December 2018 Grant Application Instructions and Forms Distributed February 15, 2019 Applications Due March 2019 Application Review Process Begins March 2019 Grant Review April 2019 Grant Approval/Selected Applicant(s) Notified July 1, 2019 Service Initiated

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Questions

¤ Comments on proposed routes ¤ Comments on solicitation ¤ Next steps

¤ Refine solicitation ¤ Release bid package