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What should be considered when submitting a Water or Sewer Infrastructure Project?

Necessary

Identify Need

Identify How Many Impacted

Cost-Effective, Technically Sound, Strong Labor Standards and Complies with Laws and Regulations

-If  Project Relates to Drinking Water, It Must be Sustainable Over Estimated Useful Life

Examples

  • Clean Water State Revolving Fund Projects
  • Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Projects
  • Stormwater
  • Lead Remediation and Household Water Quality Testing
  • Drinking Water to Support Increased Population
  • Dams and Reservoirs
  • Private Wells
  • Culvert Repair

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1. What should be considered when submitting a Water or Sewer Infrastructure Project?
2. What are some examples of Water and Sewer Projects?
3. What are some examples of eligible projects under the Clean Water State Revolving Fund?
4. What are some examples of eligible projects under the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund?
5. What should be considered when submitting a Broadband Infrastructure Project?
6. What is Mbps?