The proposed bill establishes a contract between the District of Columbia and the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) for $2,000,000 to assess the needs and feasibility of transit improvements related to the Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) Stadium Campus. This two-year contract, structured as a cost reimbursement agreement, aims to ensure that transit enhancements align with the District's planning and development timeline for the stadium area. The study will be conducted in three phases: concept design, alternatives development and evaluation, and engineering feasibility and constructability, with WMATA leading the effort alongside the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) and the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development (DMPED).

Key provisions of the bill include a Reimbursable Agreement that maintains the immunities of both parties, prohibits assignment without consent, and sets specific notice requirements for communication. The agreement also mandates compliance with applicable laws, including civil rights protections, and ensures that any invalid provisions do not affect the remaining terms. The comprehensive study will focus on enhancing access at existing stadium entrances, potentially constructing a new station, and improving bus service, with community engagement planned throughout the process. The initial phases of the study are expected to be completed within three to four months, aligning with the District's broader planning goals for the site in anticipation of the 2030 opening day.