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Background Information

East Corridor FasTracks to Denver Airport

Transportation Terminal, Rail, Transportation

22.8 mile electrified commuter rail line from Denver Union Station in downtown Denver to Denver Int'l Airport (DIA).

Project Definition/Programming

New Facility

Yes

Union Rail Station

Denver

Colorado

United States of America

Denver International Airport

Denver

Colorado

United States of America

Private consortium (denver Transit Partners) for design, construction, operation and maintenance of the East Corridor line for 40 years. Financing from public sources, with private sector funding as well. Once the facility opens, developer will operate the facility and will receive annual availability payments, based in part on performance.

Design Build Finance Operate Maintain

Sources of Project Support [Non-Monetary]

(none)

40 year DBFOM concession to operate the system, once completed. Commitment to annual payments from Regional Transit District to the developer/concessionaire.

(none)

Sources of Project Support [Monetary]

2 billion (+) initial design and construction cost.

Sources of funds as at 2015 (opening day): From Final Envir Impact Statement. $63 million from RTD bonds;

$789 million from FTA (US DOT) new starts program; $21 million in other federal funding; $34 million in local public funding; $437 million in private funding. RTD is hoping to increase the "new start" funds to $1 billion.

$1.3 billion in private funding - combination of debt and equity, backed in part by promise of annual payments from RTD for O&M of the completed lines.

$1 billion reported in Denver Daily post to come from in contribution of equity by developer, backed in part by promise of annual payments from RTD for O&M of the completed lines.

Project Delivery & Finance Method

Public Sponsor contracts for initial design, construction, and for long term operations and maintenance with a single entity. At the end of the term, Public Sponsor regains control of the facility.

Yes

All or Partially By Public Sponsor