Zero-Emission Bus Operations and Maintenance Facility
Sector: Power Generation (CCGT) • Location: California, United States of America
Source: Marin Transit
Marin Transit’s biggest need is for a centralized fixed route facility for maintenance, parking, and charging of zero-emission buses. This facility will support continued investment in electric buses, improve operational efficiency, increase competition for contracted service, and reduce long term risk.Marin Transit has successfully acquired three small sites that provide bus parking, paratransit
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Description | Marin Transit’s biggest need is for a centralized fixed route facility for maintenance, parking, and charging of zero-emission buses. This facility will support continued investment in electric buses, improve operational efficiency, increase competition for contracted service, and reduce long term risk.Marin Transit has successfully acquired three small sites that provide bus parking, paratransit maintenance, and paratransit parking. However, these do not provide sufficient space to accommodate the full bus fleet nor to maintain fixed route vehicles or install sufficient electric bus charging to fulfill state mandates and Marin County’s sustainability goals.Currently, Marin Transit operates fixed route, paratransit, and mobility management services under contracts with two providers. Marin Transit relies on these contractors for maintenance and storage facilities. This reliance undermines our ability to competitively attract a range of contractors.Project Environmental ReviewThe environmental report release for public review has been deferred (originally scheduled for August 18th). The new release date is pending.Check back for status updates or sign up for the project email list.Project Status & Timeline:Marin Transit received a $31.5 million Federal Transit Administration (FTA) grant in 2023. The grant provides funding towards the $44.5 million project and an investment of $2.2 million in workforce development.In November 2024, Marin Transit purchased a 3.5 acre site at 1075 East Francisco Boulevard in San Rafael. The District is also developing an outreach plan for the project and the workforce development component. Learn more here.Marin Transit is considering the feasibility of a variety of community enhancements either on or off-site of the proposed facility. Share your feedback about the community enhancements you would like to be considered as part of this project here. Information & ResourcesMarin Transit Electric Bus Charging and Maintenance Facility Fact Sheet April 2025 - EnglishMarin Transit Electric Bus Charging and Maintenance Facility Fact Sheet April 2025 - SpanishFixed Route Maintenance Facility Update - July 7, 2025Contracting OpportunitiesInterested parties for contracting opportunities related to the project are encouraged review the procurement page and register as a vendor.Questions or CommentsContact us at facility@marintransit.org if you have any questions or comments about this project. Page last updated 8/7/2025 |
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