California irrigation hydro contracts
85 contracts tracked across 1 municipality.
Contracts
85
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Distinct vendors
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municipalities with the most irrigation hydro contracts
Top vendors in California irrigation hydro
| Vendor | Contracts | Volume |
|---|---|---|
| FLINT FARMS, LLC | 6 | $2.6M |
| THE METROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA | 3 | $127.5M |
| NATOMAS CENTRAL MUTUAL WATER CO | 2 | $4.9M |
| FRESNO IRRIGATION DISTRICT | 2 | $5.0M |
| RANCHO CALIFORNIA WATER DISTRICT | 2 | $2.7M |
| UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT | 2 | $1.2M |
Recent irrigation hydro contracts in California
| Title | municipality | Vendor | Value | Solicitation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FARMING AND IRRIGATION SERVICES AT PVER | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | FLINT FARMS, LLC | $497K | — |
| THE PROPOSED PROJECT WILL REPLACE APPROXIMATELY 20,000 SQUARE FEET OF LANDSCAPING WITH DROUGHT TOLERANT LANDSCAPING AND UPGRADE THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM AT THE MARCH FIELD AIR MUSEUM (MUSEUM), A LOCAL NON-PROFIT MUSEUM WITH APPROXIMATELY 60,000 ANNUAL VISITORS.BENEFITS OF THIS PROJECT ARE MULTI-FOLD:1) IMPROVING WESTERNS WATER SUPPLY EFFICIENCY BY CONSERVING APPROXIMATELY 13.2 AF EVERY 5 YEARS2) INCREASING WESTERNS WATER SUPPLY RELIABILITY3) HIGHLIGHTING WHAT INSPIRATIONAL DROUGHT-TOLERANT LANDSCAPING CAN LOOK LIKE, AND THE VARIETY OF LANDSCAPE STYLES OPTIONS AVAILABLE4) INCREASE PUBLIC AWARENESS BY EDUCATING THE COMMUNITY ABOUT WATER CONSERVATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION5) IMPROVE WATER QUALITY BY REDUCING RUNOFF FROM OVER IRRIGATIONBY REPLACING 20,000 SQUARE FEET OF LANDSCAPING TO DROUGHT TOLERANT PLANTS, THIS PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO REDUCE WATER USAGE FOR THAT PROPERTY BY 28 , THUS IMPROVING OVERALL WATER USAGE AND WATER EFFICIENCY. THE MUSEUM RECEIVES IMPORTED WATER FROM THE BAY-AREA DELTA, SO THIS WATER USE EFFICIENCY PROJECT WILL ALSO PROVIDE INCREASED WATER SUPPLY RELIABILITY BENEFITS TO WESTERN. BY REDUCING IRRIGATION NEEDS, THIS PROJECT WILL ALSO REDUCE PEAK SEASON AND PEAK DAY DEMANDS. A LOWER PEAK DEMAND WILL DELAY AND OR REDUCE THE SIZE AND COST OF FUTURE EXPANSIONS TOWESTERNS TREATMENT AND DELIVERY INFRASTRUCTURE. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | WESTERN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY | $100K | — |
| SPRAY-TO-DRIP (S2D) RESIDENTIAL IRRIGATION CONVERSION PROGRAM | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | CITY OF PASADENA | $74K | — |
| E4 PVER FARMING & IRRIGATION SERVICES TASK ORDER 3 | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | FLINT FARMS, LLC | $535K | — |
| PALO VERDE ECOLOGICAL RESERVE (PVER) IRRIGATION AND MAINTENANCE | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | FLINT FARMS, LLC | $520K | — |
| FARMING AND IRRIGATION AT UNDERWOOD | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | FLINT FARMS, LLC | $352K | — |
| THE PUBLIC PURPOSE OF THE TITLE XVI WATER RECLAMATION AND REUSE PROGRAM AND LARGESCALE WATER RECYCLING PROGRAM PROJECTS ARE TO IMPROVE WATER EFFICIENCY, PROVIDE FLEXIBILITY DURING WATER SHORTAGES, AND DIVERSIFY THE WATER SUPPLY BY DEVELOPING AND SUPPLEMENTING URBAN AND IRRIGATION WATER SUPPLIES THROUGH WATER REUSE. LARGESCALE WATER RECYCLING PROJECTS WILL PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN HELPING COMMUNITIES DEVELOP LOCAL, DROUGHT RESISTANT SOURCES OF WATER SUPPLY BY TURNING CURRENTLY UNUSABLE WATER SOURCES INTO A NEW SOURCE OF WATER SUPPLY THAT IS LESS VULNERABLE TO DROUGHT AND CLIMATE CHANGE.METROPOLITAN, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS SANITATION DISTRICTS WHICH WILL BE A SUBRECIPIENT, PLANS TO IMPLEMENT A NEW, DROUGHTRESILIENT WATER SUPPLY WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PURE WATER SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PWSC PROGRAM. THIS PWSC PROGRAM WILL BENEFICIALLY REUSE WASTEWATER FROM SANITATION DISTRICTS THAT IS CURRENTLY DISCHARGED TO THE PACIFIC OCEAN. DROUGHT CONDITIONS IN THE REGION HAVE LED TO SEVERE REDUCTIONS IN COLORADO RIVER RUNOFF AND UNPRECEDENTED LOW IMPORTS FROM STATE WATER PROJECT. THE PWSC PROGRAM IS EXPECTED TO PROVIDE A DROUGHTRESILIENT WATER SUPPLY TO 19 MILLION PEOPLE, WHICH INCLUDES SIX MILLION PEOPLE LIVING WITHIN DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES AND MULTIPLE TRIBAL COMMUNITIES.THE OVERALL PWSC PROGRAM INCLUDES THE PLANNING, DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITY IMPROVEMENTS, ADVANCED WATER PURIFICATION FACILITY AWPF AT THE SANITATION DISTRICTS A.K. WARREN WATER RESOURCE FACILITY WARREN FACILITY OR WWRF IN CARSON, CA AN APPROXIMATELY 40MILE BACKBONE CONVEYANCE PIPELINE TO CONVEY THE PURIFIED WATER AND CONNECTIONS TO PARTNER SYSTEMS OR RECHARGE FACILITIES IN THREE REGIONAL GROUNDWATER BASINS. THE AWPF INCLUDES MEMBRANE BIOREACTORS MBR PROCESSES AND ADVANCED WATER TREATMENT AWT. THE BACKBONE CONVEYANCE PIPELINE IS DIVIDED INTO EIGHT REACHES, WITH ALL REACHES AT 84INCHES DIAMETER, WITH THE POTENTIAL TO UPSIZE A PORTION OF THE CONVEYANCE SYSTEM TO 108INCHES DIAMETER TO ACCOMMODATE POTENTIAL FUTURE INTEGRATION WITH OTHER REGIONAL PROGRAMS. THE PWSC PROGRAM PHASE 1 SUPPLIES UP TO 115 MGD OF INDIRECT POTABLE REUSE IPR WATER. SUSTAINABLE, LOCAL WATER SUPPLIES ARE CRUCIAL FOR THE RELIABILITY OF WATER SUPPLY TO THE REGIONS 19 MILLION RESIDENTS, FOR REDUCING THE STRESS ON LOCAL GROUNDWATER SUPPLIES BY RECHARGING THE LOCAL GROUNDWATER BASINS, FOR INCREASING WATER STORAGE, AND PROVIDING OPERATIONAL FLEXIBILITY. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | THE METROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA | $125.5M | — |
| IRRIGATION WATER FOR PVER AND UNDERWOOD | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | PALO VERDE IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $874K | — |
| FARMING AND IRRIGATION SERVICES AT DENNIS UNDERWOOD CONSERVATION AREA | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | FLINT FARMS, LLC | $338K | — |
| THE JOINT IEUA-JCSD RECYCLED WATER INTERTIE PROJECT (THE PROJECT) WILL PROVIDE 3,160 ACRE-FEET PER YEAR (AFY) OF NEW RECYCLED WATER FROM THE WESTERN RIVERSIDE COUNTY REGIONAL WASTEWATERAUTHORITY (WRCRWA) WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT (WTP) LOCATED IN THE CITY OF EASTVALE, COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TO OFFSET CURRENT POTABLE WATER DEMANDS. THIS NEW RECYCLED WATER SOURCE WILL OFFSET THE CURRENT USE OF POTABLE WATER FOR IRRIGATION ON PARKS, SCHOOLS,STREETSCAPES, AND MEDIANS IN THE CITY OF EASTVALE AND THE CITY OF JURUPA VALLEY. THE PROJECT WILLCONVERT THE EXISTING POTABLE WATER SYSTEM TO RECYCLED WATER USE AND INSTALL THE INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDED TO FACILITATE THE CONVEYANCE OF 2,500 AFY OF RECYCLED WATER NORTH INTO THE INLAND EMPIREUTILITIES AGENCYS (IEUA) SERVICE AREA. IEUA WILL UTILIZE THIS RECYCLED WATER SUPPLY IN THEIR EXISTING SYSTEM TO INCREASE THE RECYCLED WATER CURRENTLY BEING UTILIZED TO REPLENISH THE CHINO GROUNDWATER BASIN, OFFSETTING POTABLE STATE WATER PROJECT (SWP) WATER USED FOR GROUNDWATER RECHARGE. THE PROJECT, INTERTYING ADJACENT RECYCLED WATER SYSTEMS IN THE SANTA ANA RIVER WATERSHED IN THE COUNTIES OF RIVERSIDE AND SAN BERNARDINO, WILL INCREASE THE LOCAL WATER SUPPLY THAT WILL OFFSET SWP POTABLE WATER USE, INCREASE WATER SUPPLY RESILIENCY DURING DROUGHT EMERGENCIES, INCREASE GROUNDWATER RECHARGE RELIABILITY, REDUCE GROUND WATER PUMPING, AND PROVIDE WATER TRANSFERS EXCHANGES AND OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCIES. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | JURUPA COMMUNITY SERVICES DISTRICT | $17.6M | — |
| THE RECIPIENT WILL PROVIDE CRITICAL UPGRADES TO ITS WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT (WWTP) TO PRODUCE VALUABLE RECLAIMED WATER. THIS PROJECT WILL ADDRESS THE URGENT NEED TO INCREASE LOCALLY SOURCED WATER SUPPLIES WITH RECYCLED WATER. THIS IS IMPORTANT TO THE ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES THAT COMPRISE THE RECIPIENTS POPULATION (31,680 RESIDENTS) GIVING THEM THE UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY TO USE EVERY GALLON OF WATER TWICE. BY PRODUCING A NEW LOCAL, SUSTAINABLE WATER SUPPLY SOURCE, THE RECIPIENT WILL IMPROVE ITS DROUGHT RESILIENCE, CLIMATE ADAPTABILITY, AND ITS WATER MANAGEMENT EFFICIENCY.THE PROJECT INCLUDES THE PLANNING, DESIGN, AND CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES TO UPGRADE THE EXISTING WWTP TO PRODUCE ADVANCED TERTIARY TREATED RECYCLED WATER. A PORTION OF THE WATER WILL BE USED TO SERVE IRRIGATION CUSTOMERS CURRENTLY USING GROUNDWATER RECHARGED BY IMPORTED WATER, AND THE REST WILL DISCHARGE TO THE RECIPIENT PERCOLATION PONDS FOR GROUNDWATER RECHARGE. THIS WILL INCREASE THE SUPPLY AND RELIABILITY OF LOCALLY SOURCED NON-POTABLE WATER BY AN ESTIMATED 2,470 ACRE-FEED PER YEAR (AFY). | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | CITY OF BANNING | $16.2M | — |
| THE PURPOSE OF THIS REGIONAL RECYCLED WATER PROGRAM PROJECT THE PROJECT IS TO CONSTRUCT NEW PUMP STATIONS, TANKS, AND ADDITIONAL PIPELINE NECESSARY TO INCREASE CONNECTIVITY OF THE RECYCLED WATER SYSTEMS AND DELIVERY OF RECYCLED WATER SUPPLIES ACROSS NORTHERN SAN DIEGO COUNTY THE PROJECT IS ESTIMATED TO DELIVER TO MOSTLY LANDSCAPE AND AGRICULTURAL IRRIGATION CUSTOMERS AN ADDITIONAL 9,060 ACRE FEET PER YEAR AFY , OR 8 OF THE COALITION S SERVICE AREA SUPPLY THE NORTH SAN DIEGO WATER REUSE COALITION COALITION SEEKS FUNDING FOR THE PROJECT THE PROJECT IS A REGIONAL RECYCLED WATER PROJECT THAT INCLUDES INTERAGENCY CONNECTIONS TO INCREASE THE CAPACITY AND CONNECTIVITY OF THE COALITION PARTNERS COMBINED RECYCLED WATER STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS THE PROJECT HAS BEEN MODELED AS A SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY STRATEGY THAT WILL REDUCE RELIANCE ON IMPORTED WATER SUPPLIES BENEFITS TO THE COALITION S CUSTOMERS INCLUDE OFFSETS TO POTABLE SUPPLIES, INCREASED WATER SUPPLY RELIABILITY, IMPROVED WATER QUALITY, AND REDUCED GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | OLIVENHAIN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT | $29.9M | — |
| THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THIS PILOT PROJECT IS TO IDENTIFY VIABLE SOLUTIONS TO ENABLE OUR NATIONS CANALS I.E., FEDERAL, STATE IRRIGATION WATER DISTRICTS TO PERFORM A DUAL PURPOSE TRADITIONAL CONVEYANCE OF WATER AND GENERATION OF RENEWABLE ENERGY BUILD RESILIENCY TO CLIMATE CHANGE BY REDUCING THE CARBON EMISSIONS ASSOCIATED WITH USING FOSSIL FUELS TO CREATE ELECTRICITY.ADDITIONAL POTENTIAL BENEFITS THIS PROJECT MAY HAVE FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC ARE AS FOLLOWS REDUCE WATER EVAPORATION IN CANALS WHICH COULD BE A SIGNIFICANT BENEFIT DURING DROUGHT PERIODS GENERATE CLEAN ENERGY WHICH CAN BE FED INTO THE GRID OR STORED IN BATTERY SYSTEMS ENERGY PRODUCED FROM SOLAR PANELS COULD BE STORED LOCALLY AND COULD HELP REDUCE DEMAND ON THE GRID AS WELL AS CONTRIBUTE TO GRID STABILIZATION EFFORTS DURING EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS SAVE LAND, AS SOLAR PANELS ARE INSTALLED OVER EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE BOOST EFFICIENCY OF THE PANELS DUE TO THE COOLING NATURE OF THE WATER UNDERNEATH COOLER PANELS GENERATE MORE ELECTRICITY SHADE PROVIDED BY THE PANELS CAN HELP PREVENT TOXIC ALGAL BLOOMS SPURRED BY EXPOSURE TO SUNLIGHT THE RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY BENEFITS GENERATED FROM SOLAR CANALS IN CALIFORNIA COULD HELP MEET THE STATES RENEWABLE ENERGY GOALS. SOLAR CANALS COULD PROVIDE A SOLUTION TO HELP OFFSET THE AGENCIES PUMPING COSTS. IMPLEMENTING SOLAR CANALS AND CONNECTING THEM TO LOCAL ENERGY USERS COULD REDUCE ENERGY LOSSES AND LOWER COSTS.THE INTENTION OF THIS 5YEAR PILOT PROJECT IS TO IDENTIFY AND EVALUATE ALL THE POTENTIAL BENEFITS AND HINDERANCES AND PREPARE A FINAL REPORT OF FINDINGS THAT SUMMARIZES THE STUDY RESULTS TO AID IN THE DECISIONMAKING PROCESS FOR FUTURE INVESTMENTS IN SOLAR INFRASTRUCTURE. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | SAN LUIS & DELTA-MENDOTA WATER AUTHORITY | $15.0M | — |
| THE METROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WILL INSTALL WATER AND ENERGY EFFICIENT APPLIANCES AND HARDWARE SUCH AS SHOWERHEADS, TOILETS, AND IRRIGATION CONTROLLERS IN DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT THE GREATER LOS ANGELES AND SAN DIEGO REGIONS AT NO COST TO QUALIFIED PARTICIPANTS IN APPROXIMATELY 3,200 DWELLINGS. THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO RESULT IN ANNUAL WATER SAVINGS OF 232 ACRE-FEET RESULTING IN LOWER WATER COSTS FOR AFFECTED RESIDENTS. WATER SAVED THROUGH A LOWER RESIDENTIAL DEMAND WILL REDUCE STRAIN ON THE LOWER COLORADO SYSTEM. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | THE METROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA | $1.8M | — |
| THE FORT MOJAVE INDIAN TRIBE OPERATES FARMING LANDS ON ITS RESERVATION ALONG THE COLORADO RIVER BETWEEN NEEDLES, CALIFORNIA AND BULLHEAD CITY, ARIZONA IN AN AREA KNOWN AS THE MOHAVE VALLEY THE AVI KWA AME FARMS, FOUNDED IN 1986, CONSISTS OF APPROXIMATELY 15,000 ACRES GROWING UPLAND COTTON, WHEAT, AND BERMUDA SEED BY FAR, THE MAJOR SOURCE OF WATER IN THE MOHAVE VALLEY IS THE COLORADO RIVER THE TRIBE HAS DECREED WATER RIGHTS FROM THE RIVER CONSISTING OF 103,535 ACRE FEET IN ARIZONA, 16,720 ACRE FEET IN CALIFORNIA AND 12,534 ACRE FEET IN NEVADA THE FORT MOJAVE INDIAN TRIBE RESERVATION CONSISTS OF 41,884 ACRES OF LAND SITUATED WITHIN THE MOHAVE VALLEY ALONG THE COLORADO RIVER IN THE TRI STATE AREA OF ARIZONA, CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA THE AVERAGE TEMPERATURE ALONG THIS PART OF THE COLORADO RIVER IS 110 DEGREES IN THE SUMMER AND 86 DEGREES IN THE WINTER NEEDLES RECEIVES ABOUT 5 1 2 INCHES OF RAIN PER YEAR DUE TO A CONTINUING DROUGHT IN THE WESTERN UNITED STATES, THE COLORADO RIVER AND ITS ASSOCIATED DAMS AND LAKES ARE AT RECORD LOWS AND THE EXISTING AGRICULTURE WATER PUMPING SYSTEM MUST BE MODIFIED TO CONTINUE TO DIVERT WATER FROM THE COLORADO RIVER TO IRRIGATE FARMLANDS IN THE MOHAVE VALLEY UNDER THIS AGREEMENT, THE RECIPIENT SHALL CONSTRUCT AND INSTALL A NEW IRRIGATION PUMPING STATION ALONG THE LOWER COLORADO RIVER TO REPLACE THE EXISTING FACILITY | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | FORT MOJAVE TRIBAL COUNCIL | $200K | — |
| NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AREA OFFICE (NCAO) GROUNDS MAINTENANCE SERVICES. THE OPERATIONS TO BE PERFORMED CAN INCLUDE, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, CUTTING GRASS, FERTILIZATION, COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL OF LITTER AND TRASH, IRRIGATION, WEED ABATEMENT, TREE AND SHRUB | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | TEHAMA COUNTY OPPORTUNITY CENTER, INC. | $318K | — |
| THE PURPOSE OF THIS ACQUISITION IS TO MEASURE, REFURBISH, AND MODIFY A LARGE VERTICAL HYDRO GENERATOR BEARINGS FOR THE CENTRAL CALIFORNIA AREA OFFICE. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | KINGSBURY INC. | $239K | — |
| FARMING AND IRRIGATION AT DENNIS UNDERWOOD CONSERVATION AREA | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | FLINT FARMS, LLC | $326K | — |
| THE CITY OF STOCKTON (CITY), LOCATED IN SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WILL REPLACE 25,401 WATER METERS WITH ADVANCED METERING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, AND IRRIGATION CUSTOMERS, IMPROVING WATER MANAGEMENT WITH REAL-TIME DATA, EARLY LEAK DETECTION, AND REMOTE DATA READOUTS. BY REPLACING AND RETROFITTING THE CITY'S OUTDATED METERING INFRASTRUCTURE, THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO RESULT IN ANNUAL WATER SAVINGS OF 1,003 ACRE-FEET LOST TO SYSTEM INEFFICIENCIES. THESE EFFICIENCIES WILL PRESERVE WATER RESOURCES IN THE SAN JOAQUIN RIVER BASIN, RESULTING IN A MORE RELIABLE WATER SUPPLY FOR ECONOMICALLY CHALLENGED COMMUNITIES IN THE PROJECT AREA. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | CITY OF STOCKTON | $4.3M | — |
| AWARD PURPOSE:EACH PROJECT ACHIEVES THE PUBLIC PURPOSE IDENTIFIED IN PUBLIC LAW. 102-575, TITLE XXXIV OF THE CENTRAL VALLEY PROJECT IMPROVEMENT ACTTO PROTECT, RESTORE, AND ENHANCE FISH, WILDLIFE, AND ASSOCIATED HABITATS IN THE CENTRAL VALLEY AND TRINITY RIVER BASINS OF CALIFORNIA.TO ADDRESS IMPACTS OF THE CVP ON FISH, WILDLIFE AND ASSOCIATED HABITATS.TO IMPROVE THE OPERATIONAL FLEXIBILITY OF THE CVP.TO ACHIEVE A REASONABLE BALANCE AMONG COMPETING DEMANDS FOR USE OF CVP WATER, INCLUDING THE REQUIREMENTS OF FISH AND WILDLIFE, AGRICULTURAL, MUNICIPAL AND INDUSTRIAL AND POWER CONTRACTORS.ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED:THE PROPOSED PROJECT WILL RECONSTRUCT THE ELKHORN DIVERSION TO ACHIEVE BOTH FISHERIES OBJECTIVES AND FLOOD PROTECTION IMPROVEMENTS.PROJECTED DELIVERABLES OR OUTCOMES:BOTH THE FISHERIES IMPROVEMENTS AND FLOOD PROTECTION IMPROVEMENTS REQUIRE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE PUMPING PLATFORM TO ACCOMMODATE INSTALLATION OF A NEW PUMP THAT MEETS HYDRAULIC INSTITUTE STANDARDS. THE PROPOSED PROJECT WILL ACHIEVE BOTH OBJECTIVES, IMPLEMENTED UNDER A SINGLE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT WHICH PROVIDES SIGNIFICANT COST SAVINGS AS COMPARED TO IMPLEMENTING EACH OBJECTIVE SEPARATELY.INTENDED BENEFICIARIES:THE PROJECT WILL BENEFIT THE SALMONID POPULATION BY SCREENING A 60 CFS DIVERSION ON THE SACRAMENTO RIVER. THE ELKHORN DIVERSION OPERATES THROUGH THE IRRIGATION SEASON FROM APRIL TO OCTOBER. AT VARIOUS TIMES DURING THE IRRIGATION SEASON, ALL FOUR RUNS OF CHINOOK SALMON AND STEELHEAD ARE EITHER MIGRATING UPSTREAM TO SPAWNING GROUNDS OR OUT-MIGRATING TO OCEAN. THE EQUIVALENT ACRES OF IN-CHANNEL REARING HABITS AT 20 CFS PER ACRE IS 3.0 ACRES. FOLLOWING CONSTRUCTION, NOAA FISHERIES STAFF WILL PERFORM AN UNDERWATER INSPECTION OF THE FISH SCREEN TO ENSURE OPENING TOLERANCES HAVE BEEN MET, PROVIDING 100 CERTAINTY THAT THE FISH SCREEN WILL PERFORM AT PEAK CAPACITY.SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES (IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT TIME OF AWARD): N A | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | NATOMAS CENTRAL MUTUAL WATER CO | $3.4M | — |
| THIS PROJECT INCLUDES THE DEVELOPMENT OF WATER MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES THAT WILL INFORM STRATEGIC PLANNING AND ON-THE-GROUND PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION FOR THE TULELAKE IRRIGATION DISTRICT (DISTRICT). | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | TULELAKE IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $615K | — |
| THE MOULTON NIGUEL WATER DISTRICT WILL ALSO PROVIDE REBATES FOR OUTDOOR WATER USE EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENTS THROUGH ITS ONGOING REBATE PROGRAMS, INCLUDING FOR TURFGRASS CONVERSIONS TO SUMMER-DRY CALIFORNIA NATIVE AND CLIMATE-ADAPTED PLANTS, AND FOR IRRIGATION SYSTEM HARDWARE AND TECHNOLOGY UPDATES, SUCH AS WEATHER-BASED IRRIGATION CONTROLLERS AND CONVERSION TO DRIP IRRIGATION. THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO RESULT IN ANNUAL WATER SAVINGS OF 109 ACRE-FEET. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | MOULTON NIGUEL WATER DISTRICT PUBLIC FACILITIES CORP | $500K | — |
| THE FRESNO IRRIGATION DISTRICT (DISTRICT), LOCATED IN CALIFORNIAS CENTRAL VALLEY, WILL EXPAND AN EXISTING GROUNDWATER RECHARGE BASIN BY 24 ACRES AND CONSTRUCT AN ADDITIONAL 20-ACRE BASIN. THIS PROJECT WILL RECHARGE APPROXIMATELY 792 ACRE-FEET OF FLOOD AND STORMWATER ANNUALLY. IT ADDRESSES CRITICAL WATER MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES IN A REGION HEAVILY RELIANT ON THE SAN JOAQUIN AND KINGS RIVERS, WHICH HAVE BEEN SEVERELY IMPACTED BY RECENT DROUGHTS. WITH REDUCED SURFACE WATER AVAILABILITY, AGRICULTURAL OPERATIONS INCREASINGLY DEPEND ON GROUNDWATER, LEADING TO THE KINGS GROUNDWATER SUBBASIN BEING CLASSIFIED AS CRITICALLY OVERDRAFTED. BY CAPTURING AND RECHARGING EXCESS WATER, THE PROJECT WILL HELP RESTORE GROUNDWATER LEVELS, MITIGATE THE ADVERSE EFFECTS OF LAND SUBSIDENCE, AND ENHANCE REGIONAL WATER SUPPLY RELIABILITY. THIS PROJECT IS SUPPORTED BY THE DISTRICTS DROUGHT MANAGEMENT PLAN AND CONTRIBUTES TO SUSTAINABLE WATERMANAGEMENT PRACTICES ESSENTIAL FOR THE REGIONS AGRICULTURAL AND ECONOMIC STABILITY. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | FRESNO IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $3.0M | — |
| UNDER THIS AGREEMENT, THE RECIPIENT SHALL CONSTRUCT THE DRIVER ROAD PIPELINE. THE RECIPIENT WILL INSTALL PVC PIPELINE AND CONNECT PIPELINE TO THREE EXISTING TURNOUTS ALONG THE CONVEYANCE SYSTEM, TO ADD CONVEYANCE CAPACITY TO DELIVER WET YEAR SURFACE SUPPLIES TO THE EXISTING 80-ACRE RECHARGE BASIN WHILE MAINTAINING IRRIGATION DELIVERIES.THE PROJECT BEGINS AT COORDINATES 3546 59.3 N, 11912 19.2 W AND ENDS AT COORDINATES 3546 07.1 N, 11912 35.1 W. THE PIPELINE WILL RUN SOUTH ON DRIVER ROAD AND WEST ON 9TH AVENUE.THE MAJOR COMPONENTS OF THE PROJECT INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO: TRENCH EXCAVATION AND BEDDING PREPARATION, BACKFILL, AND COMPACTION INSTALLATION OF PIPE AND CASING, INCLUDING TIE-IN TO EXISTING MAINLINE LATERAL AND PRESSURE TESTING OF PIPELINE SITE RESTORATION | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | SOUTHERN SAN JOAQUIN MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICT | $2.2M | — |
| THE FRESNO IRRIGATION DISTRICT (DISTRICT) IN FRESNO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, WILL EXPAND ITS GROUNDWATER RECHARGE AND CONJUNCTIVE USE PROGRAM BY CONSTRUCTING A NEW 40-ACRE RECHARGE BASIN. THE DISTRICT CURRENTLY OPERATES OVER 30 RECHARGE BASINS THAT ARE USED FOR GROUNDWATER RECHARGE AND SURFACE WATER REGULATION. IN ADDITION TO THE NEW RECHARGE BASIN, THE DISTRICT WILL INSTALL TWO GROUNDWATER MONITORING WELLS TO MONITOR LOCAL GROUNDWATER CONDITIONS AND A RECOVERY WELL TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO PREVIOUSLY STORED WATER. GROUNDWATER RECOVERY WILL NOT EXCEED 90 OF THE WATER RECHARGED. THE ADDITIONAL GROUNDWATER RECHARGE CAPACITY IS ESTIMATED TO BE AN AVERAGE OF 840 ACRE-FEET PER YEAR. THE AREA IS PRONE TO DROUGHT CONDITIONS AND IS CURRENTLY EXPERIENCING EXCEPTIONAL DROUGHT. THIS PROJECT SUPPORTS MULTIPLE GOALS OF THE DISTRICTS DROUGHT MANAGEMENT PLAN INCLUDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF DRY YEAR WATER SUPPLIES AND REDUCING GROUNDWATER OVERDRAFT. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | FRESNO IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $2.0M | — |
| THE DELANO-EARLIMART IRRIGATION DISTRICT (DISTRICT), LOCATED IN DELANO, CALIFORNIA, WILL EXPAND ITS TURNIPSEED WATER BANK BY CONSTRUCTING AN ADDITIONAL 156-ACRE RECHARGE FACILITY AND THREE GROUNDWATER MONITORING WELLS. THIS PROJECT WILL INCREASE THE DISTRICT'S RECHARGE CAPACITY BY AN ANNUAL AVERAGE OF 4,315 ACRE-FEET. THE RECHARGED WATER CAN SUBSEQUENTLY BE USED IN DROUGHT YEARS, OFFSETTING SURFACE WATER SUPPLY SHORTAGES FOR EITHER THE DISTRICT OR ITS WATER BANKING PARTNERS. IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS PROJECT PROVIDES DROUGHT RESILIENCY FOR A REGION THAT IS CURRENTLY EXPERIENCING EXCEPTIONAL DROUGHT. THIS PROJECT IS LISTED AS A MITIGATION ACTION IN THE POSO CREEK INTEGRATED REGIONAL WATER MANAGEMENT GROUP'S DROUGHT CONTINGENCY PLAN THAT IS BEING DEVELOPED WITH ASSISTANCE FROM A WATERSMART DROUGHT CONTINGENCY PLANNING GRANT. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | DELANO-EARLIMART IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $2.0M | — |
| THROUGH WATERSMART (SUSTAIN AND MANAGE AMERICA'S RESOURCES FOR TOMORROW), RECLAMATION LEVERAGES FEDERAL AND NON-FEDERAL FUNDING TO WORK COOPERATIVELY WITH STATES, TRIBES, AND LOCAL ENTITIES AS THEY PLAN FOR AND IMPLEMENT ACTIONS TO INCREASE WATER SUPPLY RELIABILITY THROUGH INVESTMENTS AND ATTENTION TO LOCAL WATER CONFLICTS.RECLAMATION'S WATERSMART DROUGHT RESPONSE PROGRAM SUPPORTS A PROACTIVE APPROACH TO DROUGHT BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO WATER MANAGERS TO DEVELOP AND UPDATE COMPREHENSIVE DROUGHT PLANS (DROUGHT CONTINGENCY PLANNING) AND IMPLEMENT PROJECTS THAT WILL BUILD LONG-TERM RESILIENCY TO DROUGHT (DROUGHT RESILIENCY PROJECTS). THROUGH THE DROUGHT RESPONSE PROGRAM, RECLAMATION INVITES STATES, TRIBES, IRRIGATION DISTRICTS, WATER DISTRICTS, ORGANIZATIONS WITH WATER OR POWER DELIVERY AUTHORITY, AND NON-PROFIT CONSERVATION GROUPS TO LEVERAGE THEIR MONEY AND RESOURCES BY COST SHARING WITH RECLAMATION ON DROUGHT RESILIENCY PROJECTS THAT WILL INCREASE THE RELIABILITY OF WATER SUPPLIES; IMPROVE WATER MANAGEMENT; AND PROVIDE DROUGHT RESILIENCY.THE RECIPIENT, LOCATED IN TEMECULA, CALIFORNIA, OPERATES THE UPPER VALLE DE LOS CABALLOS RECHARGE FACILITY THAT CONSISTS OF 115 ACRES AND FIVE RECHARGE PONDS. THE RECHARGE FACILITY ALLOWS THE RECIPIENT TO RECHARGE SURPLUS SURFACE WATER SUPPLIES FOR LATER BENEFICIAL USE. THE RECIPIENT WILL CONSTRUCT WELL #173, IMMEDIATELY DOWN-GRADIENT FROM EXISTING RECHARGE FACILITIES, ENABLING THE DISTRICT TO RECOVER UP TO 1,200 ACRE-FEET OF WATER A YEAR OF PREVIOUSLY STORED WATER. THE EXTRACTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE PREVIOUSLY STORED WATER WILL INCREASE THE OVERALL SUSTAINABILITY OF THE RECIPIENT'S LOCAL SUPPLIES, DECREASE THE RECIPIENT'S DEPENDENCE ON DROUGHT-STRICKEN IMPORTED SUPPLIES, AND REDUCE THE THREAT OF WATER SHORTAGE IMPACTS. LOCATED IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, THE RECIPIENT IS IN AN AREA OF MODERATE DROUGHT AND OFTEN EXPERIENCES IMPORTED SURFACE WATER SUPPLY SHORTAGES. THIS PROJECT SUPPORTS THE UPPER SANTA MARGARITA WATERSHED'S INTEGRATED REGIONAL WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN GOALS OF DIVERSIFYING WATER SUPPLIES AND MAXIMIZING GROUNDWATER POTENTIAL FOR IMPROVED DROUGHT RESILIENCY. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | RANCHO CALIFORNIA WATER DISTRICT | $2.0M | — |
| THROUGH WATERSMART (SUSTAIN AND MANAGE AMERICA'S RESOURCES FOR TOMORROW), RECLAMATION LEVERAGES FEDERAL AND NON-FEDERAL FUNDING TO WORK COOPERATIVELY WITH STATES, TRIBES, AND LOCAL ENTITIES AS THEY PLAN FOR AND IMPLEMENT ACTIONS TO INCREASE WATER SUPPLY RELIABILITY THROUGH INVESTMENTS AND ATTENTION TO LOCAL WATER CONFLICTS.RECLAMATION'S WATERSMART DROUGHT RESPONSE PROGRAM SUPPORTS A PROACTIVE APPROACH TO DROUGHT BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO WATER MANAGERS TO DEVELOP AND UPDATE COMPREHENSIVE DROUGHT PLANS (DROUGHT CONTINGENCY PLANNING) AND IMPLEMENT PROJECTS THAT WILL BUILD LONG-TERM RESILIENCY TO DROUGHT (DROUGHT RESILIENCY PROJECTS). THROUGH THE DROUGHT RESPONSE PROGRAM, RECLAMATION INVITES STATES, TRIBES, IRRIGATION DISTRICTS, WATER DISTRICTS, ORGANIZATIONS WITH WATER OR POWER DELIVERY AUTHORITY, AND NON-PROFIT CONSERVATION GROUPS TO LEVERAGE THEIR MONEY AND RESOURCES BY COST SHARING WITH RECLAMATION ON DROUGHT RESILIENCY PROJECTS THAT WILL INCREASE THE RELIABILITY OF WATER SUPPLIES; IMPROVE WATER MANAGEMENT; AND PROVIDE DROUGHT RESILIENCY.THE RECIPIENT, LOCATED IN ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, WILL EXPAND THE RECIPIENT'S RECYCLED WATER SYSTEM BY INSTALLING 5,700 FEET OF NEW PIPELINES AND REPLACING A PRESSURE REDUCING VALVE, RESOLVING LOW-PRESSURE ISSUES THAT LIMIT THE AMOUNT OF WATER THAT CAN BE DELIVERED. THIS WILL ALLOW THE RECIPIENT TO EXPAND THE RECYCLED WATER SYSTEM TO DELIVER WATER TO THE CITY OF DANA POINT. THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO PROVIDE AN ADDITIONAL 347 ACRE-FEET OF RECYCLED WATER, ALLEVIATING DEMANDS ON POTABLE WATER SUPPLIES. EIGHTY PERCENT OF THE RECIPIENT'S WATER SUPPLY IS IMPORTED SURFACE WATER THAT IS SUBJECT TO FREQUENT REDUCTIONS RELATED TO DROUGHT AND OTHER WATER DELIVERY CHALLENGES. THE PROJECT IS SUPPORTED BY THE RECIPIENT'S 2020 URBAN WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN AND THE SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY 2018 INTEGRATED REGIONAL WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | SOUTH COAST WATER DISTRICT | $2.0M | — |
| AWARD PURPOSE:EACH PROJECT ACHIEVES THE PUBLIC PURPOSE IDENTIFIED IN PUBLIC LAW. 102-575, TITLE XXXIV OF THE CENTRAL VALLEY PROJECT IMPROVEMENT ACTTO PROTECT, RESTORE, AND ENHANCE FISH, WILDLIFE, AND ASSOCIATED HABITATS IN THE CENTRAL VALLEY AND TRINITY RIVER BASINS OF CALIFORNIA.TO ADDRESS IMPACTS OF THE CVP ON FISH, WILDLIFE AND ASSOCIATED HABITATS.TO IMPROVE THE OPERATIONAL FLEXIBILITY OF THE CVP.TO ACHIEVE A REASONABLE BALANCE AMONG COMPETING DEMANDS FOR USE OF CVP WATER, INCLUDING THE REQUIREMENTS OF FISH AND WILDLIFE, AGRICULTURAL, MUNICIPAL AND INDUSTRIAL AND POWER CONTRACTORS.ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED:THE PROPOSED PROJECT WILL RECONSTRUCT THE RIVERSIDE DIVERSION TO ACHIEVE BOTH FISHERIES OBJECTIVES AND FLOOD PROTECTION IMPROVEMENTS.PROJECTED DELIVERABLES OR OUTCOMES:BOTH THE FISHERIES IMPROVEMENTS AND FLOOD PROTECTION IMPROVEMENTS REQUIRE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE PUMPING PLATFORM TO ACCOMMODATE INSTALLATION OF A NEW PUMP THAT MEETS HYDRAULIC INSTITUTE STANDARDS. THE PROPOSED PROJECT WILL ACHIEVE BOTH OBJECTIVES, IMPLEMENTED UNDER A SINGLE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT WHICH PROVIDES SIGNIFICANT COST SAVINGS AS COMPARED TO IMPLEMENTING EACH OBJECTIVE SEPARATELY.INTENDED BENEFICIARIES:THE PROJECT WILL BENEFIT THE SALMONID POPULATION BY SCREENING A 45 CFS DIVERSION ON THE SACRAMENTO RIVER. THE RIVERSIDE DIVERSION OPERATES THROUGH THE IRRIGATION SEASON FROM APRIL TO OCTOBER. AT VARIOUS TIMES DURING THE IRRIGATION SEASON, ALL FOUR RUNS OF CHINOOK SALMON AND STEELHEAD ARE EITHER MIGRATING UPSTREAM TO SPAWNING GROUNDS OR OUT-MIGRATING TO OCEAN. THE EQUIVALENT ACRES OF CHANNEL REARING HABITS AT 20 CFS PER ACRE IS 2.25 ACRES. FOLLOWING CONSTRUCTION, NOAA FISHERIES STAFF WILL PERFORM AN UNDERWATER INSPECTION OF THE FISH SCREEN TO ENSURE OPENING TOLERANCES HAVE BEEN MET, PROVIDING 100 CERTAINTY THAT THE FISH SCREEN WILL PERFORM AT PEAK CAPACITY.SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES (IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT TIME OF AWARD): N A | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | NATOMAS CENTRAL MUTUAL WATER CO | $1.6M | — |
| THE COACHELLA VALLEY WATER DISTRICT, LOCATED IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, WILL PROVIDE REBATES FOR TURF CONVERSION, SMART WEATHER-BASED IRRIGATION CONTROL SYSTEMS INSTALLATION, AND SPRINKLER NOZZLE REPLACEMENT. THE REBATE PROGRAM TARGETS THE APPROXIMATELY 105 GOLF COURSES IN THE SERVICE AREA THAT RELY ON SURFACE WATER AND GROUNDWATER. THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO RESULT IN ANNUAL WATER SAVINGS OF 1,637 ACRE-FEET, CURRENTLY LOST TO OVER-IRRIGATION. THE CONSERVED WATER WILL REMAIN IN GROUNDWATER STORAGE, ALLEVIATING GROUNDWATER OVERDRAFT. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | COACHELLA VALLEY WATER DISTRICT PUBLIC FACILITIES CORPORATION | $1.5M | — |
| IN THIS STUDY THE OBJECTIVES ARE TO CONDUCT RESEARCH AND DEMONSTRATION OF THE CONCEPTS OF PARTIAL SEASON (DEFICIT) IRRIGATION STRATEGIES FOCUSED ON ALFALFA AND ANNUAL FORAGE CROPS WHICH ARE MAJOR WATER USERS IN THE REGION. THE FOCUS WILL BE ON ALFALFA AS THE LARGEST ACREAGE FORAGE CROP WITH THE GREATEST WATER IMPACT, AND SUDANGRASS AS AN ANNUAL SUMMER FORAGE CROP. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT | $879K | — |
| NEW AGREEMENT - THE RANCHO CALIFORNIA WATER DISTRICT WILL USE THE FUNDS PROVIDED BY THIS AGREEMENT TO IMPLEMENT COMPONENTS OF ITS DEMINERALIZATION AND NON-POTABLE CONVERSION PROGRAM. THE FUNDING WILL BE USED FOR THE DESIGN, MATERIALS, AND CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES TO CONVERT 54 IRRIGATION SITES TO ACCEPT NON-POTABLE RECYCLED WATER. THE FUNDING WILL ALSO SUPPORT ACTIVITIES BEFORE CONSTRUCTION OF SMALL-SCALE RECYCLED WATER REUSE FACILITIES. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | RANCHO CALIFORNIA WATER DISTRICT | $730K | — |
| THE BARD WATER DISTRICT, LOCATED IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NEAR THE ARIZONA BORDER, WILL LINE 5,550FEET OF THE CURRENTLY EARTHEN ACOMA LATERAL WITH CONCRETE AND DECOMMISSION THE 2.5-MILE TITSING SUB-MAIN TO INSTALL A 36-INCH DIAMETER PIPELINE. THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO RESULT IN ANNUAL WATERSAVINGS OF 701 ACRE-FEET, WHICH IS CURRENTLY LOST TO SEEPAGE, EVAPOTRANSPIRATION, AND OPERATIONALLOSSES. CONSERVED WATER WILL REMAIN IN THE LOWER COLORADO RIVER SYSTEM AND CAN BE USED BYOTHER WATER USERS DURING DROUGHT YEARS AND IN TIMES OF SHORTAGE, INCLUDING THE QUECHAN INDIANRESERVATION. ONCE COMPLETED, THE PROJECT WILL ALLOW FARMERS TO WORK WITH THE NATURAL RESOURCESCONSERVATION SERVICE'S ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY INCENTIVES PROGRAM TO IMPROVE IRRIGATION SYSTEMS. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | BARD WATER DISTRICT | $710K | — |
| AWARD PURPOSE: THE CITY IS INTERESTED IN EVALUATING THE FEASIBILITY OF USING RECYCLED WATER TO EXPAND WATER SUPPLIES FOR THE COMMUNITY. THESE EFFORTS WILL INCREASE DROUGHT RESILIENCY BY OFFSETTING WATER DIVERSION FROM THE DROUGHT-IMPACTED RUSSIAN RIVER. THE CITY WOULD EVALUATE INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS, INCLUDING THE ADDITION OF TERTIARY TREATMENT FACILITIES AND A RECYCLED WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM, THAT WOULD INTRODUCE OPPORTUNITIES FOR NON-POTABLE REUSE FOR THE CITY. NON-POTABLE REUSE MAY INCLUDE LANDSCAPE IRRIGATION, AGRICULTURAL IRRIGATION, CONSTRUCTION USE, AND FILL STATIONS. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: THE CITY OF CLOVERDALE PROPOSES TO PLAN FOR AND IMPLEMENT A RECYCLED WATER PROJECT TO IMPROVE ITS WATER SUPPLY RESILIENCY. THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS GRANT AGREEMENT ARE TO PREPARE A FEASIBILITY STUDY TO EVALUATE THE POTENTIAL IMPLEMENTATION OF A RECYCLED WATER PROJECT, PREPARE A BASIS OF DESIGN AND PREDESIGN REPORT FOR THE RECYCLED WATER TREATMENT AND DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM, AND CONDUCT PUBLIC OUTREACH TO ENGAGE REGIONAL STAKEHOLDERS.PROJECTED DELIVERABLES OR OUTCOMES: 1. PRODUCE A FEASIBILITY STUDY 2. BASIS OF DESIGN AND PREDESIGN REPORT 3. OUTREACH AND STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS PROJECT WILL REDUCE COMPETITION FOR RUSSIAN RIVER WATER SUPPLIES, WHICH IS CURRENTLY THE CITYS SOLE WATER SOURCE. THE ADDITION OF A NEW RECYCLED WATER SUPPLY CAN MITIGATE WATER RESOURCE IMPACTS FOR THE RUSSIAN RIVER WATERSHED DURING FUTURE DROUGHTS THAT ARE ANTICIPATED TO CONTINUE TO IMPACT THE AREA.SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES (IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT TIME OF AWARD): N A | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | CLOVERDALE, CITY OF | $578K | — |
| HVPUD INTENDS TO ASSESS, UPGRADE, AND REPAIR IRRIGATION SYSTEMS TO IMPROVE WATER EFFICIENCY FOR RECREATIONAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND COMMUNITY USES. FUNDING WILL ALLOW HVPUD TO IMPROVE WATER SUSTAINABILITY BY HIRING ENGINEERS TO UPDATE EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE, DESIGN IMPROVED IRRIGATION INFRASTRUCTURE, AND INSTALL METERS ON INTAKE SYSTEMS TO ASSESS WATER CONSUMPTION FROM TRIBUTARIES IN THE REGION. THE TRIBE WILL ASSESS EXISTING IRRIGATION SYSTEMS, HIRE CONTRACTORS TO PROVIDE RECOMMENDATIONS AND ENGINEERING DESIGN TO UPGRADE EXISTING AND CREATE NEW IRRIGATION INFRASTRUCTURE, COMPLETE ENGINEERING DESIGN AND COST ESTIMATES TO CONSTRUCT AND EXPAND IRRIGATION SYSTEMS THAT PUMP DIRECTLY FROM THE TRINITY RIVER INTO CURRENTLY NON-IRRIGATED LAND, AND INSTALL FLOW MEASUREMENT DEVICES ON INTAKE SYSTEMS TO ASSESS WATER CONSUMPTION FROM AREA TRIBUTARIES.AT THE COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT THE HOOPA VALLEY INDIAN RESERVATION WILL HAVE EFFICIENT IRRIGATION SYSTEMS IN PLACE FOR RECREATIONAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND COMMUNITY USES THAT ALLOW FOR FISH PASSAGE WHILE IMPROVING THE SUSTAINABILITY OF FUTURE WATER SUPPLIES | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | HOOPA VALLEY PUBLIC UTILITIES DISTRICT | $535K | — |
| TULE HYDRO LLC WILL BRING THE CURRENTLY MOTHBALLED TULE HYDROELECTRIC FACILITY, LOCATED IN TULARE COUNTY, BACK ONLINE BY UPDATING THE INTAKE STRUCTURE AND POWERHOUSE, INSTALLING A MORE EFFICIENT CONTROL SYSTEM, AND CONVERTING THE EXISTING 70-KILOVOLT INTERCONNECTION TO A NEW 12-KILOVOLT INTERCONNECTION TO IMPROVE GRID STABILITY AND SAFETY. THE PROJECT WILL BRING THE 6.4-MEGAWATT FACILITY BACK ONLINE AND WILL INCREASE HISTORIC GENERATION BY 5 . | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | TULE HYDRO LLC | $500K | — |
| THE RECIPIENT WILL COMPLETE ALL ACTIVITIES REQUIRED IN REPLACING APPROXIMATELY 4,401 LINEAR FEET OF EXISTING TEN-INCH IRRIGATION LINE PIPE IN SUPPORT OF THE TRIBES INFRASTRUCTURE TO PROTECT EXISTING NATURAL RESOURCES ON THE RESERVATION. THE PROJECT OBJECTIVES ARE TO REPLACE APPROXIMATELY 4,401 FEET OF EXISTING IRRIGATION LINE PIPE WITH HIGH-PRESSURE PLASTIC IRRIGATION PIPING. ALSO, TO REPLACE IRRIGATION VALVES, AIR VENTS, VALVES, AND FIVE STANDPIPES WITH IRRIGATION VALVES. THE MAJOR TASKS OF THE PROJECT INCLUDE ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE, ORDER AND STAGE MATERIALS. THE REMOVAL OF OLD PIPE AND INSTALLATION OF NEW PIPING AND THE FINAL INSPECTION. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | BISHOP PAIUTE TRIBE | $500K | — |
| PURPOSE FUNDING WILL BE USED TO CONSTRUCT A NEW WATER WELL, REPLACE REVERSE OSMOSIS MEMBRANE FILTERS, INSTALL EFFICIENT IRRIGATION, ADD CARPORTS TO EXISTING BUILDINGS TO HELP PROTECT EQUIPMENT, EPOXY THE FLOORS AND WALLS IN THE TREATMENT PLANT, ADD SURVEILLANCE CAMERAS AND TO TRAIN TRIBAL STAFF. THESE IMPROVEMENTS WILL HELP THE TRIBE TO BETTER MANAGE THEIR WATER RESOURCES. THE TRIBE HAS ALSO RECEIVED ADDITIONAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FUNDING FOR THE DESIGN OF THEIR FIRE PROTECTION WATER SYSTEM AND STORAGE (R22AP00653). WHEN COMPLETED, STORAGE WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR FIRE SUPPRESSION WHICH IS SEPARATE FROM THE STORAGE OF TREATED DRINKING WATER. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED OBJECTIVE 1 WATER SUPPLY RELIABILITY AND CONSERVATION FROM A REDUCTION IN SEEPAGE. OBJECTIVE 2 REDUCTION OF WATER SYSTEM OPERATING ISSUES AND COSTS. OBJECTIVE 3 INCREASE SELF RELIANCE. EXPECTED DELIVERABLES OUTCOME(S) THE SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THE ABOVE OBJECTIVES WILL HELP THE TRIBE BETTER MANAGED, PROTECT, AND INCREASE RELIABILITY OF TRIBAL WATER SUPPLIES.BENEFICIARY THE PUBLIC | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | COLUSA INDIAN COMMUNITY COUNCIL | $497K | — |
| PURPOSE THIS PROJECT CONSISTS OF UPSIZING SMALL DIAMETER PIPE IN THE DISTRICT S DELTA DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM, WHICH IS DIRECTLY CONNECTED TO TWO RECHARGE SITES, TO OPTIMIZE THE DISTRICT S RECHARGE CAPACITY THE EXISTING PIPELINE NETWORK WILL BE REPLACED WITH LARGE DIAMETER PIPE, ELIMINATING BOTTLENECKS IN THE SYSTEM, TO ACHIEVE THE OBJECTIVE OF MEETING BOTH LANDOWNER IRRIGATION DEMANDS AND FOR RECHARGEIN THE VERY WETTEST OF YEARS TO SUPPORT THE DISTRICTS CONJUNCTIVE USE MANAGEMENT OBJECTIVES THE PROJECT INVOLVES UPSIZING APPROXIMATELY 9,487 LINEAR FEET OF EXISTING DISTRIBUTION LATERAL PIPE, TO INCREASING THE CONVEYANCE CAPACITY AND ENHANCE THE DISTRICT S RECHARGE CAPACITY ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED GRANT ADMINISTRATIONPROJECT REPORTINGDESIGNENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENTATION AND REGULATORY COMPLIANCEPERMITS AND APPROVALSCONSTRUCTIONCONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATIONDELIVERABLES EXPECTED OUTCOME S INSTALLATION OF LARGE DIAMETER PIPE TO ELIMINATE BOTTLENECKS IN THE SYSTEM BENEFICIARY THE PUBLIC | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | SEMITROPIC WATER STORAGE DISTRICT IRRIGATION WATER SYSTEM FINANCING CORPORATION | $483K | — |
| THE SANTA BARBARA COUNTY WATER AGENCY, LOCATED IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, WILL PARTNER WITH SEVEN LOCAL WATER PURVEYORS TO ADMINISTER A REGIONAL WATER- WISE LANDSCAPE REBATE PROGRAM TO PROVIDE FUNDING INCENTIVES FOR INCREASED OUTDOOR WATER SAVINGS. THE PROJECT WILL PROVIDE REBATES FOR IRRIGATION EFFICIENCY RETROFITS, WATER WISE PLANTS, AND TURF REMOVAL. THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO RESULT IN ANNUAL WATER SAVINGS OF 122 ACRE-FEET, WHICH WILL HELP REDUCE DEMAND FOR WATER FROM CALIFORNIAS STATE WATER PROJECT AND DRAWDOWN OF GROUNDWATER SUPPLIES. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | SANTA BARBARA COUNTY WATER AGENCY | $437K | — |
| THE LINDSAY-STRATHMORE IRRIGATION DISTRICT, LOCATED IN TULARE COUNTY CALIFORNIA, WILL DEVELOP THE PLANNING DOCUMENTS AND DESIGN PLANS FOR THE NEW RANCHO DE KAWEAH GROUNDWATER BANKING PROJECT. THE DESIGN INCLUDES A PIPELINE, RE-REGULATING BASIN, LIFT STATION, AQUIFER RECHARGE AREAS, AND WELLS FOR RECOVERY IN TIMES OF NEED. THE DISTRICTS WATER SUPPLY RELIABILITY IS AT RISK DUE TO PERIODS OF EXTREME DROUGHT. ONCE CONSTRUCTED, THE PROJECT WILL INCREASE CAPACITY FOR WATER RECHARGE AND STORAGE FOR FUTURE USE DURING PERIODS OF SURPLUS SURFACE WATER. THE PROJECT IS SUPPORTED BY MULTIPLE STAKEHOLDERS INCLUDING LOCAL IRRIGATION DISTRICTS, DITCH COMPANIES, AND THE EAST KAWEAH GROUNDWATER SUSTAINABILITY AGENCY. THE RANCHO DE KAWEAH AQUIFER STORAGE AND RECOVERY PROJECT IS LISTED AS A HIGH PRIORITY IN THE EAST KAWEAH GROUNDWATER SUSTAINABILITY AGENCY GROUNDWATER SUSTAINABILITY PLAN FOR SUSTAINABLE GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT OVER THE NEXT 50 YEARS. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | LINDSAY-STRATHMORE IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $400K | — |
| PURPOSE THIS AGREEMENT WILL PROVIDE CRITICAL FUNDS TO THE RANCHERIA TO ASSIST THEM IN STRENGTHENING THEIR WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT CAPABILITIES AND PROTECT WATER RESOURCES THE PURCHASE AND INSTALLATION OF A SOLAR POWER SYSTEM WILL REDUCE THEIR RELIANCE ON COSTLY ELECTRICITY SO THEY CAN CONTINUE TO TREAT WASTEWATER FOR REUSE ON LANDSCAPE IRRIGATION, CASINO TOILETS, WATER FOR COOLING TOWERS AND DUST CONTROL THE PROJECT ALSO PROVIDES ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS TO THE RANCHERIA BY INSTEAD RELYING ON A RENEWABLE AND SUSTAINABLE ENERGY RESOURCE THAT DOES NOT PRODUCE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED TASK 1 PROJECT PURCHASE AND INSTALLATION TOTAL ESTIMATED COSTS 400,000 THIS AGREEMENT WILL PAY FOR THE RANCHERIA TO PURCHASE AND HAVE AN ESTIMATED 200 KW SOLAR POWER SYSTEM INSTALLED AT THE PLANT BY A QUALIFIED SOLAR CONTRACTOR UPON AWARD OF THE CONTRACT, THEPAGE 4 OF 7CONTRACTOR WILL DEVELOP AND SUBMIT A CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE AND WILL COMPLETE THE CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES OF THE PROJECT THE PROJECT WILL THEN BE CLOSED OUT UPON ACCEPTANCE OF CONSTRUCTION COMPLETION DELIVERABLES EXPECTED OUTCOME S CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED AND ACCEPTED BY THE RANCHERIAFINAL FINANCIAL AND PERFORMANCE REPORTS SUBMITTED AND APPROVEDBENEFICIARY THE PUBLIC | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | TABLE MOUNTAIN RANCHERIA | $400K | — |
| THE ARVIN-EDISON WATER STORAGE DISTRICT, LOCATED IN KERN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, WILL DESIGN THE DIGIORGIO UNIT PIPELINE TO IMPROVE CONJUNCTIVE USE WATER MANAGEMENT. THE DISTRICTS SERVICE AREA HAS EXPERIENCED SEVERAL PERIODS OF EXCEPTIONAL DROUGHT SINCE 2012, CONTRIBUTING TO CRITICAL GROUNDWATER OVERDRAFT AND ECONOMIC IMPACTS TO THE AGRICULTURE INDUSTRY. THE PIPELINE WILL BE DESIGNED TO PROVIDE SURFACE WATER FOR DIRECT ON-FARM RECHARGE, OR IRRIGATION SUPPLY TO APPROXIMATELY 2,720 ACRES OF IRRIGATED LAND CURRENTLY RELIANT ON GROUNDWATER. THE PROJECT WILL BE DEVELOPED IN COORDINATION WITH KERN COUNTY AND LOCAL LANDOWNERS TO FULFILL THE SOUTH OF KERN RIVER GROUNDWATER SUSTAINABILITY PLANS GOAL OF ENHANCING GROUNDWATER RECHARGE WHILE PROVIDING A SUSTAINABLE IRRIGATION SUPPLY. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | ARVIN-EDISON WATER STORAGE DISTRICT | $308K | — |
| A CALIFORNIA CROP COEFFICIENT (3C) DATABASE TO ENHANCE AGRICULTURAL WATER DEMAND ESTS. & IRRIGATION SCHEDULING IN THE WATER-LIMITED CONTEXT OF CALI. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT | $300K | — |
| SA-1 HYDROPOWER AND WATER CONSERVATION PROJECT | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | SANTA ANA, CITY OF | $299K | — |
| THE METROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WILL CONVERT UP TO 40 WATER-INTENSIVE TURFGRASS LAWNS INTO DROUGHT-TOLERANT ALTERNATIVES IN THE GREATER LOS ANGELES AND SAN DIEGO AREAS. THE CONVERSION WILL BE PROVIDED AT NO COST TO INCOME-QUALIFIED HOMEOWNERS AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROPERTIES IN COMMUNITIES MORE PRONE TO DROUGHT AND CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS. EACH CONVERTED LANDSCAPE WILL INCLUDE A STORMWATER RETENTION FEATURE, AN AUTHORIZED PLANT, AND CONVERSION TO HIGH-EFFICIENCY IRRIGATION SYSTEMS SUCH AS DRIP IRRIGATION. THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO RESULT IN ANNUAL WATER SAVINGS OF SIX ACRE-FEET AND WILL ALLEVIATE CURRENT STRESS ON THE LOWER COLORADO RIVER BASIN. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | THE METROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA | $250K | — |
| THE CALIFORNIA WATER SERVICE (CAL WATER) WILL IMPLEMENT A LAWN TO GARDEN TURF CONVERSION REBATE PROGRAM TO PROMOTE WATER CONSERVATION THROUGH THE TRANSFORMATION FROM HIGH-WATER-USE LANDSCAPING AND IRRIGATION TO DROUGHT TOLERANT, PERMEABLE LANDSCAPES THROUGH AN ESTABLISHED REBATE PROGRAM. CAL WATER WILL TARGET THE CONVERSION OF UP TO 195,000 SQUARE FEET OF TURFGRASS TO CALIFORNIA FRIENDLY LANDSCAPES IN FIVE OF ITS DISTRICTS. THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO RESULT IN ANNUAL WATER SAVINGS OF 16 ACRE-FEET. CONSERVED WATER WILL BE USED TO MEET COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL WATER DEMANDS IN CAL WATERS BAKERSFIELD, MARYSVILLE, OROVILLE, SELMA, AND VISALIA DISTRICTS. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | CALIFORNIA WATER SERVICE CO | $235K | — |
| ORANGE COUNTY WATER DISTRICT, LOCATED IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, WILL DEVELOP A WATER STRATEGY FOR A POTENTIAL SEAWATER INTRUSION BARRIER NEAR SEAL BEACH NAVAL WEAPONS STATION. GROUNDWATER MONITORING DATA AND MODELING INDICATE THAT SEAWATER INTRUSION IS OCCURRING AND NINE DRINKING WATER WELLS, PRODUCING OVER 16,000 ACRE-FEET PER YEAR, WOULD BE IMPACTED IF SEAWATER INTRUSION IS LEFT UNMITIGATED. THE DISTRICT WILL CONDUCT AN INJECTION WATER SUPPLY ASSESSMENT, EVALUATE ALTERNATIVES, ANALYZE EXTRACTION AND INJECTION WELL LOCATIONS, TREATMENT AND WASTEWATER DISCHARGE OPTIONS, AND PREPARE COST ESTIMATES FOR DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, AND OPERATIONS. PROJECT STAKEHOLDERS THAT HAVE COMMITTED TO BEING INVOLVED IN THIS PLANNING EFFORT INCLUDE THE CITY OF SEAL BEACH, CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH, LOCAL IRRIGATION DISTRICTS, AND THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | ORANGE COUNTY WATER DISTRICT | $200K | — |
| THE STOCKTON EAST WATER DISTRICT, LOCATED IN SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, WILL DESIGN A PIPELINE TO IMPROVE DROUGHT RESILIENCY AND GROUNDWATER RELIABILITY BY PROVIDING AN ALTERNATIVE SOURCE OF WATER TO GROUNDWATER USERS. THE DISTRICTS GROUNDWATER SUPPLY IS AT RISK DUE TO OVER-EXTRACTION AND CLIMATE CHANGE. WITH THE DEMAND FOR WATER INCREASING AND THE GROUNDWATER SUPPLY DECREASING, THERE IS A CRITICAL NEED FOR INFRASTRUCTURE TO INCREASE GROUNDWATER RELIABILITY AND RESILIENCY. THE DISTRICT WILL PROVIDE SURFACE WATER TO AGRICULTURAL LAND CURRENTLY UTILIZING GROUNDWATER PUMPING FOR IRRIGATION WATER BY DESIGNING A PIPELINE TO CONVERT THE SOURCE OF IRRIGATION WATER AT 11 LOCATIONS FROM GROUNDWATER TO SURFACE WATER, REDUCING THE ANNUAL GROUNDWATER OVERDRAFT BY A MINIMUM OF 1,220 ACRE-FEET PER YEAR. THIS PROJECT IS IDENTIFIED IN THE DISTRICTS WATER SUPPLY IMPLEMENTATION EXPANSION PROJECT AND THE STATE-REQUIRED GROUNDWATER SUSTAINABILITY PLAN WHICH PRIORITIZES PUMPING OFFSETS TO BALANCE THE GROUNDWATER IN THE SUBBASIN. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | STOCKTON EAST WATER DISTRICT | $189K | — |
| AWARD PURPOSE THE PROJECT WILL HELP THE TRIBE CONTINUE TO PROVIDE SAFE AND RELIABLE WATER TO THE RESERVATION AND PLAN FOR CURRENT AND FUTURE DEMANDS IN A CHANGING CLIMATE WATER IS AN ESSENTIAL RESOURCE FOR THE TRIBE AND THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF ITS MEMBERS THE TRIBE RELIES FULLY ON ITS GROUNDWATER RESOURCES FOR DRINKING WATER, MUNICIPAL, AND IRRIGATION USES GROUNDWATER LEVELS IN THE CORNING EAST SUB BASIN HAVE BEEN IN RECENT DECLINE DUE TO DROUGHT, CLIMATE EFFECTS TO SNOWPACK, AND EXTRACTIONS FROM SURROUNDING AGRICULTURAL OPERATORS AN IMPORTANT COMPONENT OF THIS PROJECT IS TO IDENTIFY WATER CONSERVATION STRATEGIES THAT WILL HELP THE TRIBE TO STRENGTHEN ITS RESILIENCY TO THESE THREATS IN ORDER TO PROTECT THE LONG TERM HEALTH AND SAFETY OF THE TRIBAL COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED PROJECT TASKS INCLUDE HISTORIC GROUNDWATER, STREAMFLOW, AND PRECIPITATION TRENDS ON AND OFF THE RESERVATION, DEVELOPING A WATER QUALITY AND QUANTITY MONITORING PLAN, DEVELOPING THRESHOLD INDICATORS FOR THE TRIBE TO MONITOR, CONDUCTING A WATER DEMAND ANALYSIS FOR CURRENT AND FUTURE DEMANDS IN THE FACE OF CLIMATE CHANGE, DEVELOPING WATER CONSERVATION STRATEGIES, AND DEVELOPING A COMPREHENSIVE SUSTAINABLE WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR THE TRIBE THAT WILL HELP THE TRIBE BE AN ACTIVE PARTNER IN LOCAL WATER PLANNING EFFORTS THE PLAN AND SUBTASKS ARE ANTICIPATED TO TAKE UP TO 24 MONTHS TO DEVELOP PROJECTED DELIVERABLES OR OUTCOMES THE PLAN WILL ALIGN WITH LOCAL GROUNDWATER SUSTAINABILITY PLANS AND HELP TO PROTECT THE LOCAL GROUNDWATER AQUIFER BY IMPROVING OVERALL WATER RESILIENCY ON THE RESERVATION, OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS CAN ALSO BE ACHIEVED LUC LAKE, WHICH CAN BE USED FOR IRRIGATION OR EMERGENCY USE, PROVIDES HABITAT FOR PLANTS AND WILDLIFE HAVING AN INTEGRATED WATER MANAGEMENT APPROACH THAT ALLEVIATES RELIANCE ON THIS RESOURCE FOR CONSUMPTIVE USES WILL IN TURN LEAD TO THE PROTECTION AND ENHANCEMENT FOR OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES ON THE RESERVATION INTENDED BENEFICIARIES THE BENEFITS OF PROJECT ARE TO DEVELOP STRATEGIES AND GUIDANCE TO HELP TRIBAL DECISIONS ON WATER USAGE, CONSERVATION PRACTICES, AND OTHER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT CRITERIA THE ASSESSMENT OF TRIBAL AND REGIONAL WATER SUPPLIES WILL INFORM MONITORING AND ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT PLANS THAT DOCUMENT SUSTAINABILITY INDICATORS AND MONITORING THRESHOLDS THIS MONITORING DATA WILL SUPPORT DECISION MAKING FOR WHEN TO IMPLEMENT INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS AND CONSERVATION MEASURES SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT TIME OF AWARD N A | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | PASKENTA BAND OF NOMLAKI INDIANS | $169K | — |