Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority FY2027 Budget
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority's adopted operating and capital budgets and FY 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Program for fiscal year 2027, approved by the Board of Directors on April 23, 2026.
Jun 25, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Finance and Capital Committee Procurement Activity Concurrence
The committee reviewed procurement requests, including a sole source award for OEM-supported reliability enhancement kits for the New Flyer Xcelsior XD40 bus fleet to improve vehicle reliability and maintenance performance. Additionally, a contract modification was discussed to extend MetroSync ERP program management and advisory support services to align with revised implementation timelines and mitigate risks. These actions support strategic goals in service excellence and financial efficiency.
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Metro Board Of Directors Finance And Capital Committee Meeting
The committee meeting addressed several operational and financial matters, including a presentation by the chief safety readiness officer regarding system safety, emergency response procedures, and upcoming security summits. Procurement activities were reviewed, resulting in the approval of a sole-source award for muffler catalyst assemblies for fleet overhaul and a contract modification for electrical and telecommunications infrastructure at a radio frequency site. Additionally, the committee received an overview of an operational analysis conducted by external consultants focusing on cost efficiencies, revenue generation opportunities, and budget growth constraints for the transit system.
Mar 12, 2026·Board meeting
Metro Board Of Directors Board Of Directors Meeting
The board meeting covered safety initiatives regarding priority seating, the presentation of several internal audits by the Inspector General, and the appointment of a new Chief Procurement Officer. The Finance and Capital Committee reviewed and approved various procurement items, including vehicle maintenance, infrastructure support, and software development. Additionally, a special meeting authorized a facility rental agreement for an upcoming public hearing and discussed recalibrating the board's oversight authority regarding procurement and executive appointments.