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 is structured as a cost reimbursement agreement and mandates WMATA to conduct a comprehensive study in three phases: concept design, alternatives development and evaluation, and engineering feasibility and constructability. The study aims to enhance transit services during stadium events and for the full development of the RFK Stadium Campus, with WMATA required to provide monthly reports to ensure transparency and accountability in the use of funds.

The bill also outlines a Reimbursable Agreement that includes key provisions such as the non-waiver of immunities for both parties, a prohibition on assignment without written consent, and detailed notice requirements for communication. It emphasizes compliance with applicable laws, including civil rights protections, and ensures that any invalid provisions do not affect the remaining terms of the agreement. The scope of work for WMATA includes assessing transit needs for various improvements, with community engagement efforts planned throughout the study process, and an anticipated completion of initial phases within three to four months to align with the District's broader planning efforts.