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Regional InvestmentsCapital Improvement Program

March 11, 2013

What are Regional Investments?

• Improvements to Harold Interlocking that benefit the regional transportation network: Long Island Rail Road, Amtrak, New Jersey Transit, and Metro-North Railroad

– Westbound Bypass (CH057A)

– Eastbound ReRoute (CH058)

– Amtrak Car Washer Replacement (CH059)

– Loop and T Interlocking Reconfiguration (FQA65)

• Improvements are funded in the MTA's Capital Program

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Benefits of Regional Investments

• Construction of grade-separated Westbound and Eastbound routes through Harold Interlocking will:

• Eliminate conflicting train movements between Amtrak and the LIRR

• Improve schedule reliability and on time performance• Increase train speeds between Penn Station and the New

Haven line

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Constructing Regional Investments• These investments result in an operationally “robust”

complex through Harold Interlocking to accommodate the future needs of LIRR, Amtrak, NJT, and MNR

• Investments will be built concurrently with the East Side Access project

– This approach is cost effective, enabling similar construction in the same geographic area to be undertaken by one contractor

– This approach is more efficient. Track outages and railroad resources can be maximized to support ESA and RI construction

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Budget ($ in Millions)

July 2009 May 2012

Local $484 $292Federal* 0 $297Total $484 $590

2010-14 Plan $401 $4592015-19 Plan $ 83 $131

*Federal funding provided by the Federal Railroad Administration High-Speed Intercity Passenger Rail Program and an FTA Freedom Grant

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Scope

Major Contracts in 2013/2014:

$ in Millions

– Westbound ByPass (CH057A) $141

– Eastbound ReRoute (CH058) 116

– Loop and T Interlocking Reconfiguration (FQA65) 36

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43-S2 Retaining Wall

823

821

F2-CIH

Thom – S2 RWThom – S1 RWNew G.O. 2

F1-CIH

Y/L Pit

Sub #44

813 853 855

LIRR E/BLIRR E/BLIRR E/B

LIRR W/B

Amtrak W/B

POINT OF CONFLICT

Amtrak E/B

Where are the conflicts in Harold?

Westbound

Westbound

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Westbound Bypass StructuresContract No: CH057A

Scope: Construct a grade separated bypass under Harold Interlocking, approximately 7,000 feet. Includes tunnel construction, retaining walls, track and third rail, signal equipment, and catenary.

Who: Third Party and Amtrak/LIRR Forces

Schedule: NTP Aug 2013Completion Feb 2016

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LI WestwardPassenger

LI Freight

Westbound Bypass

Westbound BypassNeeds to be built within Existing ROW

(Looking east from Queens Blvd.)

Tunnel Portal

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43-S2 Retaining Wall

823

821

F2-CIH

Thom – S2 RWThom – S1 RWNew G.O. 2

F1-CIH

Y/L Pit

Sub #44

813 853 855

LIRR E/BLIRR E/BLIRR E/B

LIRR W/B

Amtrak W/B

POINT OF CONFLICT

Amtrak E/B

Where are the conflicts in Harold?

Eastbound

Eastbound

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Eastbound Re-RouteContract No.: CH058

Scope: Construct a tunnel of approximately 4,900 feet under the Harold Interlocking. Includes tunnel construction, retaining walls, track and third rail, signal equipment, catenary, and utilities.

Who: Third Party and Amtrak/LIRR Forces

Schedule: NTP May 2014Completion Feb 2017

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Eastbound RerouteNeeds to be build within existing ROW

Sub44Tunnel Portal

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