District of Columbia stormwater contracts
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| Vendor | Contracts | Volume |
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| DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT | 13 | $58.2M |
| ASSOCIATION OF CLEAN WATER ADMINISTRATORS | 1 | $253K |
Recent stormwater contracts in District of Columbia
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| DESCRIPTION:THIS BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE LAW (ALSO KNOWN AS THE INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT) FUNDED GRANT WILL PROVIDE FUNDING TO THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT (DC DOEE) FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF NINE CATEGORICALLY GREEN, NON-POINT SOURCE PROJECTS, AS IDENTIFIED IN THE GRANT APPLICATION DATED 8/2/2023, TO CONTROL STORM WATER RUNOFF AND PREVENT POLLUTION IN WATERWAYS.ACTIVITIES:PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED INCLUDE: 1) FORT LINCOLN PONDS - PRODUCE 100% DESIGNS AND OBTAIN PERMITS TO UPGRADE THREE MALFUNCTIONING STORMWATER PONDS; 2) OUTFALL RESTORATIONS, PART B, PHASE I - COMPLETE THE RECONSTRUCTION OF FOUR DEGRADED STORMWATER OUTFALLS AND RESTORE 900 LINEAR FEET OF STREAM IN THE STICKFOOT BRANCH TRIBUTARY AND 1,300 LINEAR FEET OF STREAM RESTORATION ALONG PARK DRIVE SE; 3) PARKLAND LID RETROFITS, PART D, PHASE IV - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCT GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE AT UP TO THREE PARK PARCELS THAT MANAGE AN AVERAGE OF 30,000 TO 50,000 SQUARE FEET PER PROJECT SITE TO CAPTURE THE 1.2' STORM EVENT; 4) RIVERSMART SCHOOLS - FULL DESIGNS AND CONSTRUCTION OF STORMWATER GI AT 3 DC PUBLIC/CHARTER SCHOOLS; 5) FORT DUPONT STREAM RESTORATION - CONSTRUCT 50% OF PERMITTED DESIGNS TO RESTORE 21,000 LINEAR FEET OF STREAM BANK AND ADD UP TO SEVEN ACRES OF WETLANDS; 6) BROAD BRANCH AND SPRING VALLEY ROW, PHASE II - PRODUCE FINAL DESIGNS FOR PLANNED ROW RETROFITS WITHIN TWO IMPAIRED, ADJOINING SUBWATERSHEDS IN THE MS4, BROAD BRANCH AND SPRING VALLEY; 7) CITYWIDE LIDS DEMONSTRATION IN THE ROW, PHASE II - 1) COMPLETE THE PRODUCTION OF A PROCESS FOR DDOT AND CITYWIDE STAKEHOLDERS TO ALLOW MORE STREAMLINED AND EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF STORMWATER VOLUME REDUCTION, DETENTION, AND WATER QUALITY LIDS IN THE ROW AND TRIANGLE PARKS AND 2) PRODUCE PERMITTED DESIGNS AND CONSTRUCT THE FINAL EIGHT (OF 10 PLANNED) SITES THAT ACCOMPLISH EACH OF THE PROJECT'S STORMWATER MANAGEMENT GOALS: WATER QUALITY, RETENTION, AND DETENTION - THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF TWO SITES AND A PORTION OF THE PROCESS ARE BEING COMPLETED UNDER A PREVIOUS CWC GRANT.; 8) GI ROW RETROFITS PART B, PHASE I - PRODUCE 100% DESIGNS TO INCORPORATE GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE INTO RIGHT-OF-WAY WITHIN FOUR SUBWATERSHEDS: BENNING ROAD EAST CAPITAL, FORT CHAPLIN, STICKFOOT, AND OXON RUN - CONSTRUCTION FUNDING WILL BE REQUESTED FROM A FUTURE CWC GRANT.; AND, 9) MULTIPURPOSE GI, PHASE III - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCT GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE INTO THE FINAL 22 OF 30 PLANNED RIGHT-OF-WAY SITES DEDICATED TO SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS. SITES THAT PROVIDE MULTIPLE BENEFITS FOR LIVABILITY WILL BE PRIORITIZED. PREVIOUS CWC GRANTS ARE FUNDING THE REMAINING SITES' WORK.SUBRECIPIENT:NO SUBAWARDS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT.OUTCOMES:OUTCOMES EXPECTED INCLUDE REDUCED STORMWATER FLOW, REDUCED STORMWATER POLLUTION REACHING NEARBY RIVERS, AND DECREASED SEDIMENT LOADS IN NEARBY RIVERS. INTENDED BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND THOSE DOWNSTREAM OF THE DISTRICT. | District of Columbia (EPA federal awards) | DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT | $7.0M | — |
| DESCRIPTION:THE PURPOSE IS FOR THE ASSOCIATION OF CLEAN WATER ADMINISTRATORS (ACWA) TO PLAN, PREPARE, AND CONDUCT, WITH SUPPORT AND PARTICIPATION BY STATE CLEAN WATER ACT PROGRAMS, EPA AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS, UP TO SIX (6) WORKSHOPS TO ENHANCE STATES, TRIBES, AND TERRITORIES' IMPLEMENTATION OF CLEAN WATER ACT SECTION 303(C), 303(D), AND SECTION 402 PROGRAMS. THE WORKSHOPS AND RESULTING TRAINING MATERIALS WILL BE FACILITATED AND FOCUSED SUCH TO ENHANCE UNDERSTANDING OF EFFECTIVE AND INTEGRATED APPROACHES ACROSS THESE PROGRAMS. EXAMPLES TOPICS MIGHT INCLUDE: WATER QUALITY CHALLENGES FACED BY DISADVANTAGED OR RURAL COMMUNITIES, IMPLEMENTATION OF COMPLEX WATER QUALITY CRITERIA; TRANSLATING COMPLEX WATER QUALITY CRITERIA TO WATERSHED OR SITE SPECIFIC APPROACHES (TMDLS, PERMITS, VARIANCES, ETC.); WQS VARIANCE IMPLEMENTATION OR CHALLENGES POSED BY UBIQUITOUS LEGACY POLLUTANTS; HOW TO INCREASE COORDINATION AMONG THE STATE AND TRIBAL CWA SECTION 303(C) WQS, 303(D) LISTING AND TMDL, AND SECTION 402 NPDES PROGRAMS; HOW TO INCREASE STATE AND TRIBAL STAFF'S AWARENESS AND CAPACITY TO ADDRESS SPECIFIC ISSUES WITH CROSS-PROGRAM IMPLICATIONS; WHAT GAPS EXIST IN STATES AND TRIBES' CAPACITY TO USE MORE EFFECTIVE AND INTEGRATED APPROACHES FOR IMPLEMENTING THEIR RESPECTIVE CWA PROGRAMS; IDENTIFYING CHALLENGES AND BARRIERS TO IMPLEMENTATION; HIGHLIGHTING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PROGRAM IMPROVEMENT AND ENHANCEMENT; SHOWCASE INNOVATION; ASSISTING WITH ANALYSIS OF TRAINING, GUIDANCE, TECHNICAL SUPPORT DOCUMENTS, TOOLS, AND OTHER SUPPORT MATERIAL NEEDS; IMPROVING ADMINISTRATIVE EFFICIENCIES; CLARIFYING ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES; PROMOTING PROGRAM STREAMLINING; CONSIDERING SPECIFIC PROGRAM CHALLENGES (LINKING WATER QUALITY CRITERIA TO PERMITS, TMDLS, AND ASSESSMENT; LEGACY POLLUTANTS; PERSISTENT NON-ATTAINMENT OF STANDARDS AND DESIGNATED USES; STORMWATER, CAFO, INDUSTRIAL, AND OTHER CHALLENGING DAILY LOAD POINT AND NON-POINT SOURCE CONTRIBUTIONS, ETC.); BUILDING STRONGER LINKAGES AMONG WQS, NPDES PERMITS, AND TMDLS; DEVELOPING VARIANCES AND OTHER FLEXIBILITY TOOLS AFFECTING THE SECTION 303(C), 303(D), AND SECTION 402 PROGRAMS; DEVELOPING TMDLS AND PERMITS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESULTS, MODERNIZING TDML AND PERMIT TERMS AND DATA MANAGEMENT; REVISING PROGRAM PERFORMANCE MEASURES; IDENTIFYING PROGRAM AREAS WHERE TARGETED TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE WOULD BE MOST BENEFICIAL; AND IDENTIFYING AND ATTEMPTING TO SOLVE THE MOST INTRACTABLE ISSUES. ACTIVITIES:- ACWA WILL CREATE A PLANNING COMMITTEE(S) TO HELP IDENTIFY THE HIGHEST PRIORITY 402, 303(C), AND 303(D) PROGRAM PRIORITIES FOR DISCUSSION AT SIX NATIONAL WORKSHOPS. - ACWA WILL CONVENE 6 TRAINING WORKSHOPS TO FOSTER CLOSE COORDINATION AMONG THE CWA SECTION 303(C) WATER QUALITY STANDARDS, CWA SECTION 303(D) TMDL AND LISTING, AND CWA SECTION 402 NPDES PROGRAMS. ACWA IN COLLABORATION WITH EPA AND THE PLANNING COMMITTEE WILL: (1) DETERMINE WORKSHOP OBJECTIVES AND PRIORITIES; (2) IDENTIFY WORKSHOP TOPICS; (3) DEVELOP AND REFINE A WORKSHOP AGENDA; (4) IDENTIFY POTENTIAL PRESENTERS AND DISCUSSION LEADERS/FACILITATORS; AND (5) SCOPE MATERIALS NEEDS AND INFORM DEVELOPMENT OF MATERIALS FOR USE DURING, BETWEEN, AND AFTER WORKSHOP EVENTS AND/OR THE AWARD PERIOD. ALSO, ACWA WILL PROVIDE TRAVEL SUPPORT TO NON-FEDERAL PARTICIPANTS AND ACWA WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR IDENTIFYING TRAVEL SUPPORT RECIPIENTS. - ACWA WILL DEVELOP TRAINING MATERIALS AND TOOLS TO HELP STATE, INTERSTATE, TERRITORY AND TRIBAL PROFESSIONALS UNDERSTAND EFFECTIVE APPROACHES FOR INTEGRATED IMPLEMENTATION OF CWA PROGRAMS. - ACWA WILL DEVELOP REPORTS ON THE OUTCOMES OF EACH WORKSHOP, INCLUDING NEXT STEPS. SUBRECIPIENT:NO SUBAWARDS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT.OUTCOMES:OUTPUTS/DELIVERABLES - CREATION OF PLANNING COMMITTEE(S) TO HELP IDENTIFY THE HIGHEST PRIORITY 402, 303(C), AND 303(D) PROGRAM PRIORITIES FOR DISCUSSION AT SIX NATIONAL WORKSHOPS. - SIX (6) TRAINING WORKSHOPS CONVENED TO FOSTER | District of Columbia (EPA federal awards) | ASSOCIATION OF CLEAN WATER ADMINISTRATORS | $253K | — |
| DESCRIPTION:THIS GRANT WILL PROVIDE FUNDING TO THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT (DC DOEE), FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THREE CATEGORICALLY GREEN, NON-POINT SOURCE PROJECTS, AS IDENTIFIED IN THE GRANT APPLICATION DATED 8/2/2022, TO CONTROL STORM WATER RUNOFF AND PREVENT POLLUTION IN WATERWAYS.ACTIVITIES:PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: FORT DUPONT STEAM AND WETLAND RESTORATION, PHASE 1 - FUND 50% OF THE PROJECT TO IMPROVE WATER QUALITY IN THE ANACOSTIA RIVER BY DECREASING SEDIMENT LOADS FROM 21,000 LINEAR FEET OF STREAMBANK; BROAD BRANCH AND SPRING WALLEY GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE RIGHT OF WAY RETROFITS, PHASE 2 - TO FUND FINAL DESIGNS FOR PLANNED RIGHT OF WAY (ROW) RETROFITS WITHIN TWO IMPAIRED SUBWATERSHEDS IN THE MS4 THAT WILL RETROFIT STREETS, ALLEYS, AND TRIANGLE PARKS WITH INFRASTRUCTURE TO CAPTURE AND TREAT AN ESTIMATED 200,000 GALLONS OF STORMWATER; DISTRICT CAPITAL BIKESHARE GREEN MOBILITY HUBS, PART A, PHASE 2 - TO FUND THE LOW IMPACT DEVELOPMENT (LID) CENTER'S WORK TO INCORPORATE STORMWATER BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES SUCH AS PERMEABLE PAVEMENTS, STRUCTURAL SOILS, AND BIORETENTION CELLS INTO FIVE CAPITAL BIKESHARE STATIONS WITHIN THE PUBLIC ROW.SUBRECIPIENT:NO SUBAWARDS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT.OUTCOMES:OUTCOMES EXPECTED INCLUDE REDUCED STORMWATER FLOW, REDUCED STORMWATER POLLUTION REACHING NEARBY RIVERS, AND DECREASED SEDIMENT LOADS IN NEARBY RIVERS. INTENDED BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND THOSE DOWNSTREAM OF THE DISTRICT. | District of Columbia (EPA federal awards) | DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT | $2.2M | — |
| DESCRIPTION:THIS GRANT PROVIDES FUNDING TO THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT TO FUND A PROJECT THAT WILL STUDY MICROPLASTICS IN THE WATER ENVIRONMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AND POSSIBLE METHODS TO REDUCE THEM. THIS GRANT WILL BE DIVIDED INTO TWO PARTS. PART OF THESE FUNDS WILL SUPPORT THE PURCHASE OF CAPITAL LABORATORY EQUIPMENT TO ENHANCE THE ANALYTICAL CAPABILITIES OF THE ANTHROHYDRO LAB AT THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA. ANOTHER PART OF THESE FUNDS WILL CONTINUE THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA'S DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION STUDIES OF VARIOUS METHODS TO REDUCE THE RUNOFF OF MICROPLASTICS FROM ROAD SURFACES DURING STORM EVENTS INTO ADJACENT WATER BODIES. ACTIVITIES:THESE FUNDS WILL SUPPORT THE PURCHASE OF ADDITIONAL ANALYTICAL EQUIPMENT ANTHROHYDRO LAB AT THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA TO STUDY MICROPLASTICS AND ALLOW THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA'S DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TO CONTINUE TO MONITOR AND EVALUATE VARIOUS STRATEGIES TO REDUCE MICROPLASTIC INPUTS FROM ROAD SURFACES INTO ADJACENT WATER BODIES DURING STORM EVENTS. THE FOCUS OF THIS WORK WILL BE ON 6PPD CONTRIBUTIONS FROM TIRE WEAR. SUBRECIPIENT:THERE ARE TWO SUB-AWARDS. PROJECT TITLE: MICROPLASTICS ANALYSIS LAB INSTRUMENTATION, PHASE II CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA: $626,550 TO CREATE A STATE-OF-THE-ART MICROPLASTICS ANALYSIS LAB. PROJECT TITLE: PARKLANDS LID RETROFITS, PART D, PHASE II DC DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (DDOT) $416,450 THIS SUB-AWARD WILL FUND THE THIRD PHASE OF A DDOT ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF RIGHT-OF-WAY BIORETENTION MEDIA, SUCH AS BIOCHAR, TO CAPTURE EMERGING CONTAMINANTS, NAMELY 6PPD. OUTCOMES:THIS PROJECT WILL INFORM STAKEHOLDERS ON THE LEVELS AND IDENTIFICATION OF MICROPLASTICS IN WATER BODIES AND STRATEGIES TO REDUCE THEM. THIS PROJECT WILL BENEFIT ALL RESIDENTS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AS WELL AS AQUATIC LIFE BY BETTER UNDERSTANDING THE HEALTH CONSEQUENCES OF MICROPLASTICS WHAT STEPS CAN BE TAKEN TO REDUCE THEM IN THE ENVIRONMENT. | District of Columbia (EPA federal awards) | DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT | $1.1M | — |
| DESCRIPTION:THIS AGREEMENT PROVIDES FUNDING TO THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA'S DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT (DC DOEE) FROM THE INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT (IIJA) (PL 117-58), TO CONSTRUCT ELIGIBLE PROJECTS UNDER THE CLEAN WATER ACT (CWA). ACTIVITIES:THE PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED INCLUDE: 1) DISTRICT STORMWATER OUTFALL RESTORATION, PART B, PHASE III - DESIGN AND ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR RESTORATION OF A PORTION OF ROCK CREEK AND ITS OUTFALLS; 2) FORT LINCOLN STORMWATER POND RETROFITS: PHASE 1 - ANALYSIS OF FIVE UNDERPERFORMING STORMWATER PONDS; 3) KINGMAN AND HERITAGE ISLAND WETLAND RESTORATION - CREATION AND RESTORATION OF WETLANDS IN KINGMAN LAKE. FLOODPLAIN RECONNECTION THROUGH SEAWALL REMOVAL; 4) PARKLANDS LID RETROFITS, PART D, PHASE III - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE RETROFITS AT TWO PARK PARCELS; 5) RESERVATION 630 STREAM RESTORATION: PHASE I - ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT AND DESIGNS OF A 1,600 LINEAR FOOT STREAM RESTORATION INCLUDING UPLAND TREATMENTS; 7) RIVERSMART SCHOOLS, PART C, PHASE III - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE TO RETAIN AND FILTER STORMWATER RUNOFF FROM THREE SCHOOLYARD SITES; 8) CITYWIDE LOW IMPACT DEVELOPMENT DEMONSTRATIONS WITHIN THE RIGHT-OF-WAY: PHASE III - THE DISTRICT DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (DDOT) PROJECT TO DESIGN SIX REMAINING SITES WITH STORMWATER BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMPS) AS A PART OF THEIR GREATER EFFORTS TO DEVELOP A STANDARDIZED FRAMEWORK FOR BMPS IN THE RIGHT OF WAY. 9) GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE RIGHT OF WAY: PART B, PHASE I - DDOT PROJECT TO REDUCE STORMWATER IMPACT AT THE WATERSHED LEVEL THROUGH IMPLEMENTING BMPS IN THE RIGHT OF WAY; 10) STORMWATER MANAGEMENT FOR MUNICIPAL CRITICAL SOURCE FACILITIES: PHASE V - CONSTRUCTION OF GREEN AND GREY INFRASTRUCTURE AT TWO DDOT MAINTENANCE FACILITIES, A WAREHOUSE, AND AN OPERATIONS YARD. SUBRECIPIENT:NO SUBAWARDS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT.OUTCOMES:OUTCOMES EXPECTED INCLUDE REDUCED STORMWATER FLOW, REDUCED STORMWATER POLLUTION REACHING NEARBY RIVERS, AND DECREASED SEDIMENT LOADS IN NEARBY RIVERS. INTENDED BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND THOSE DOWNSTREAM OF THE DISTRICT. | District of Columbia (EPA federal awards) | DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT | $12.1M | — |
| DESCRIPTION:THIS BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE LAW (ALSO KNOWN AS THE INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT) FUNDED GRANT WILL PROVIDE FUNDING TO THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT (DC DOEE) FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF NINE CATEGORICALLY GREEN, NON-POINT SOURCE PROJECTS, AS IDENTIFIED IN THE GRANT APPLICATION DATED JUNE 27, 2024, TO CONTROL STORM WATER RUNOFF AND PREVENT POLLUTION IN WATERWAYS.ACTIVITIES:PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED INCLUDE: 1) THE RESTORATION CONSTRUCTION OF 18,000 LINEAR FEET OF INCISED STREAM, 21 OUTFALLS, AND ENHANCEMENT OF FIVE ACRES OF NON-TIDAL WETLANDS, IN THE FORT DUPONT WATERSHED, WHICH WILL IMPROVE WATER QUALITY IN THE ANACOSTIA RIVER BY DECREASING SEDIMENT LOADS FROM ERODED STREAMBANKS: 2) PARKLANDS LID RETROFITS, PART D, PHASE II WHICH WILL FUND THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE RETROFITS AT TWO PARK PARCELS TO CAPTURE STORMWATER; 3) THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE TO RETAIN AND FILTER STORMWATER RUNOFF FROM THREE SCHOOLYARD SITES: 4) PHASE 3 CONSTRUCTION OF THE STORMWATER MANAGEMENT RETROFIT FOR THE MUNICIPAL CRITICAL SOURCE FACILITIES AT THE FORT TOTTEN MUNICIPAL BULK OPERATIONS AND TRASH TRANSFER; AND 5) PHASE 1 PLANNING AND DESIGN OF THE LANGSTON GOLF COURSE WETLAND CREATION AND STREAM DAYLIGHTING AND RESTORATION PROJECT WHICH WILL SUPPORT THE RESTORATION OF A 2,400 LINEAR FEET OF PIPED STREAM, THE RESTORATION OF 2,000 LINEAR FEET OF DEGRADED EPHEMERAL STORMWATER CHANNEL, THE CREATION OF 13 ACRES OF WETLAND, AND THE INSTALLATION OF AT LEAST TWO TRASH TRAPS, ALL AS DESCRIBED IN THE RECIPIENT'S GRANT APPLICATION. SUBRECIPIENT:NO SUBAWARDS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT.OUTCOMES:OUTCOMES EXPECTED INCLUDE REDUCED STORMWATER FLOW, REDUCED STORMWATER POLLUTION REACHING NEARBY RIVERS, AND DECREASED SEDIMENT LOADS IN NEARBY RIVERS. INTENDED BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND THOSE DOWNSTREAM OF THE DISTRICT. | District of Columbia (EPA federal awards) | DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT | $10.7M | — |
| DESCRIPTION:THIS INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT (COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS THE BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE LAW) FUNDED GRANT WILL PROVIDE FUNDING TO THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT (DC DOEE) FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF NINE CATEGORICALLY GREEN, NON-POINT SOURCE PROJECTS, AS IDENTIFIED IN THE GRANT APPLICATION DATED 8/2/2022, TO CONTROL STORM WATER RUNOFF AND PREVENT POLLUTION IN WATERWAYS.ACTIVITIES:PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED INCLUDE: DISTRICT STORMWATER OUTFALL RESTORATION, PART B, PHASE 1 - TO RECONSTRUCT FOUR DEGRADED STORMWATER OUTFALLS AND RESTORE 900 FEET OF THE STICKFOOT BRANCH TRIBUTARY; FORT DUPONT STREAM AND WETLAND RESTORATION, PHASE 1 - TO FUND 50% OF THE PROJECT'S CONSTRUCTION COSTS TO IMPROVE WATER QUALITY IN THE ANACOSTIA RIVER BY DECREASING SEDIMENT LOADS AND RESTORING 21,000 FEET OF STREAM BANK; FORT LINCOLN RETROFITS, PHASE 1 - TO RESTORE AND IMPROVE THREE LARGE STORMWATER PONDS THAT HAVE A SERIOUS IMPACT ON ADJACENT WETLANDS AND THE ANACOSTIA RIVER; PARKLAND LID RETROFITS, PART E, PHASE 1 - TO DESIGN AND CONSTRUCT GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE SUCH AS BIORETENTION OR PERMEABLE PAVEMENT ON THREE PARCELS TO CAPTURE A 1.2 INCH RAIN EVENT; RIVERSMART SCHOOLS, PART E, PHASE 1 - TO DESIGN AND CONSTRUCT GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE AT THREE SCHOOL YARDS INCLUDING IMPERVIOUS SURFACE REMOVAL, BIORETENTION, SWALES, PERMEABLE PAVERS, AND RAIN BARRELS; BROAD BRANCH AND SPRING VALLEY GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE RIGHT OF WAY RETROFITS, PHASE 2 - TO FUND FINAL DESIGNS FOR THE PLANNED ROW RETROFITS WITHIN TWO IMPAIRED SUBWATERSHEDS; CITYWIDE LOW IMPACT DEVELOPMENT DEMONSTRATIONS WITHIN THE RIGHT OF WAY, PHASE 2 - TO FUND A DEMONSTRATION PROCESS FOR DDOT FOR EIGHT SITES THAT WILL SHOW STORMWATER REDUCTION METHODS THAT CAN BE USED ELSEWHERE IN THE CITY; GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE RIGHT OF WAY RETROFITS, PART B, PHASE 1 - TO FUND DDOT'S WORK TO RETROFIT ROADS AND SIDEWALKS WITH STORMWATER GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE TO REDUCE THE IMPACT OF STORMWATER RUNOFF FROM UPSTREAM AREAS; AND MULTIPLE PURPOSE GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE, PHASE 3 - TO FUND DDOT'S WORK TO INCORPORATE GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE INTO 30 EXISTING ROADWAY IMPROVEMENT SITES WHERE DDOT'S GOAL IS FOR TRAFFIC CALMING, TRAFFIC RESTRICTION MEASURES, OR INTERSECTION REALIGNMENTS AND THESE MODIFICATIONS WILL INCLUDE GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE TO REDUCE STORMWATER RUNOFF.SUBRECIPIENT:NO SUBAWARDS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT.OUTCOMES:OUTCOMES EXPECTED INCLUDE REDUCED STORMWATER FLOW, REDUCED STORMWATER POLLUTION REACHING NEARBY RIVERS, AND DECREASED SEDIMENT LOADS IN NEARBY RIVERS. INTENDED BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND THOSE DOWNSTREAM OF THE DISTRICT. | District of Columbia (EPA federal awards) | DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT | $8.7M | — |
| DESCRIPTION:DC CBIG III THIS ACTION AWARDS FEDERAL FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,697,784. FEDERAL FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $7,863,920 ARE CONTINGENT UPON AVAILABILITY. THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO SUPPORT THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA IN IMPLEMENTING THE MANAGEMENT MECHANISMS ESTABLISHED UNDER THE 2014 CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED AGREEMENT, WITH PARTICULAR EMPHASIS ON PROGRAMS FOR CONTROL AND ABATEMENT OF NONPOINT SOURCE NUTRIENT AND SEDIMENT POLLUTION. ACTIVITIES:THE ACTIVITIES FUNDED UNDER THIS AWARD INCLUDE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CITY'S TREE CANOPY PLAN, STORMWATER AUDITS, TRAINING FOR TEACHERS AND TECHNICAL STAFF, OUTREACH AND ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION FOR YOUTH AND OTHER RESIDENTS, PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF STREAM RESTORATION AND OUTFALL REPAIR PROJECTS, AND IMPLEMENTATION OF POLLUTION PREVENTION AND REDUCTION TECHNIQUES DISTRICT-WIDE. THE DISTRICT WILL FOCUS WORK ON LOCAL WATER BODIES, INCLUDING THE ANACOSTIA RIVER, POTOMAC RIVER, AND ROCK CREEKMDASH;ALL OF WHICH DRAIN INTO THE CHESAPEAKE BAY.SUBRECIPIENT:SUBAWARDS SUPPORT THE VOLUNTARY BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICE (BMP) IMPLEMENTATION THROUGH SUPPORT OF THE RIVERSMART PROGRAM, PROVIDING STORMWATER AUDITS FOR RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES, AND THE INSTALLATION OF A SUITE OF LOT-LEVEL STORMWATER BMPS. THEY ALSO SUPPORT THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY PROGRAM'S EDUCATION INITIATIVE BY PROVIDING 'MEANINGFUL WATERSHED EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES' (MWEES) TO YOUTH.OUTCOMES:THIS PROJECT SUPPORTS ACHIEVEMENT OF THE GOALS AND OUTCOMES OF THE 2014 CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED AGREEMENT. THE EXPECTED OUTCOME OF THIS AWARD IS DIRECT REDUCTION OF NUTRIENT AND SEDIMENT LOADS INTO THE CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED. WORK WILL ACHIEVE AND MAINTAIN THE WATER QUALITY NECESSARY TO IMPROVE THE AQUATIC LIVING RESOURCES OF THE BAY AND ITS TRIBUTARIES. BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE THE CHESAPEAKE BAY PROGRAM PARTNERSHIP, RESIDENTS OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED, HUMAN HEALTH, AND THE ENVIRONMENT. | District of Columbia (EPA federal awards) | DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT | $7.1M | — |
| THIS GRANT WILL PROVIDE FUNDING TO THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT (DC DOEE) FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF FIVE CATEGORICALLY GREEN, NON-POINT SOURCE PROJECTS, AS IDENTIFIED IN THE GRANT APPLICATION DATED 6/22/2021, TO CONTROL STORM WATER RUNOFF AND PREVENT POLLUTION IN WATERWAYS: RIVER SMART SCHOOLS - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF STORM WATER GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE (GI) AT THREE DC PUBLIC/CHARTER SCHOOLSAND OXON RUN STREAM RESTORATION - PRODUCE 30% DESIGNS, COMPLETED ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT, MASTER PARK PLAN, AND ASSESSMENT AND RECOMMENDATION FOR SEWER LINE REHAB, REPAIR, OR ABANDONMENTAND PARKLANDS, PHASE IV - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF STORM WATER GI AT FOUR PARKLANDS SITESAND POLLUTION SOLUTIONS, PHASE III - PROVIDE FOR THE PURCHASE AND INSTALLATION OR CONSTRUCTION OF PROTECTIVE STORM WATER MEASURES AT MUNICIPAL INDUSTRIAL SITESAND GI RIGHT OF WAY RETROFITS (ROW), PHASE IV - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF VOLUNTARY, SMALL-SCALE GI STORM WATER CAPTURE PRACTICES AS SUPPLEMENTARY COMPONENTS OF ROW UPGRADES. | District of Columbia (EPA federal awards) | DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT | $4.7M | — |
| DESCRIPTION:THIS BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE LAW (ALSO KNOWN AS THE INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT) FUNDED GRANT TO PROVIDE THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WITH ON-SITE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT AND OVERSIGHT SERVICES TO FULLY SUPPORT THE DISTRICT'S ENDEAVOR TO ACCOMPLISH CONSTRUCTION AND/OR IMPROVEMENT OF CLEAN WATER PROJECTS AS AUTHORIZED UNDER THE CLEAN WATER ACT (CWA). FEDERAL FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $404,209 ARE CONTINGENT UPON AVAILABILITY.ACTIVITIES:ACTIVITIES PERFORMED BY THE DISTRICT DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT (DOEE) INCLUDE SOLICITING AND EVALUATING PROPOSED WATER QUALITY PROJECTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE APPROVED PROJECT PRIORITY RATING SYSTEM; PREPARING THE PROJECT PRIORITY LIST (PPL) AND NOTIFYING THE PUBLIC; SELECTING PROJECTS FOR FUNDING; DISTRIBUTING FUNDS TO PROJECT PARTNERS; MAINTAINING THE PROJECT MANAGEMENT DATABASE; SUPERVISING DOEE AND PARTNER DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION PROCESSES; REPORTING TO EPA ON GRANT ACTIVITIES, PROJECT STATUS AND OUTPUTS; CONTRACTING AND OVERSEEING PROJECTS; MANAGING THE CLEAN WATER ADMINISTRATIVE GRANTS; AND FACILITATING THE DISTRICT'S PARTICIPATION IN THE CLEAN WATER NEEDS SURVEY AS APPLICABLE.SUBRECIPIENT:NO SUBAWARDS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT.OUTCOMES:ANTICIPATED OUTCOMES INCLUDE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ANNUAL PPL AND INTENDED USE PLAN (IUP), REVIEW AND COMMENT ON PROJECT GRANT APPLICATIONS, ASSIST WITH CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT, AND PREPARE ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORTS. THE END OUTCOME WILL BE REDUCED STORMWATER FLOW, REDUCED STORMWATER POLLUTION REACHING NEARBY RIVERS, AND DECREASED SEDIMENT LOADS IN NEARBY RIVERS. INTENDED BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND THOSE DOWNSTREAM OF THE DISTRICT. | District of Columbia (EPA federal awards) | DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT | $1.2M | — |
| DESCRIPTION:THIS AGREEMENT PROVIDES SUPPORT TO THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (DC) TO IMPLEMENT ITS NONPOINT SOURCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM, FOCUSING ON WATERSHEDS WITH WATER QUALITY IMPAIRMENTS CAUSED BY POLLUTED RUNOFF FROM NONPOINT SOURCES. NONPOINT SOURCE IMPLEMENTATION PROJECTS INCLUDE A VARIETY OF STRUCTURAL AND NON-STRUCTURAL BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMPS), WATERSHED PLANNING, MONITORING, TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATIONS, AND A VARIETY OF EDUCATION/OUTREACH PROGRAMS. THIS 319(H) ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT PROVIDES $1,104,443.00 OF FEDERAL FUNDS IN FULL, TO INCLUDE $2,100.00 OF IN-KIND SUPPORT, TO IMPLEMENT THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA'S NONPOINT SOURCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM AS OUTLINED IN THEIR EPA APPROVED 2024-2029 NPS MANAGEMENT PLAN. IT PROVIDES SUPPORT TO THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA TO IMPLEMENT ITS NPS PROGRAM, FOCUSING ON RESTORING WATERSHEDS WITH WATER QUALITY IMPAIRMENTS CAUSED BY POLLUTED RUN-OFF FROM NONPOINT SOURCES.ACTIVITIES:THE PROPOSED WORK IN THIS AGREEMENT INCLUDES: 5 PROJECTS THAT WILL SUPPORT PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION AND GRANT MANAGEMENT; WATERSHED EDUCATION AND OUTREACH AND ENGAGEMENT; WATERSHED LOW-IMPACT-DEVELOPMENT (LID) RETROFIT PROGRAM; STEAM, WETLAND AND OUTFALL RESTORATION; AND WATERSHED RESTORATION PROJECT WORK. NPS PROJECTS CAN BE CONDUCTED BY BOTH THE STATE GRANT RECIPIENT AS WELL AS BY A VARIETY OF SUBRECIPIENTS. THE PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED WITH THIS GRANT AWARD WILL DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT PROJECTS AND BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMPS) IN THE AREAS OF CONSERVATION PLANNING, NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT, NUTRIENT LOAD REDUCTIONS, WATERSHED PLAN IMPLEMENTATION, AND DITCH/WETLAND/STREAM RESTORATION. ACTIVITIES WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED UNDER THIS GRANT AWARD THAT FURTHER THE RECIPIENT'S EFFORTS IN PARTIALLY OR FULLY RESTORING WATERBODIES THAT HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED BY THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AS BEING PRIMARILY NONPOINT SOURCE IMPAIRED.SUBRECIPIENT:THE RECIPIENT INTENDS TO USE A SUBAWARD TO RUN THE DC WATERSHED LID RETROFIT PROGRAM WHICH WAS DESIGNED TO IMPLEMENT LID AND OTHER INNOVATIVE URBAN NONPOINT SOURCE BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMPS), AS WELL AS TARGETED STORMWATER RETROFITS FOR THE PURPOSE OF MEETING WATER QUALITY STANDARDS IN DISTRICT WATERBODIES. THE RECIPIENT WILL USE A SUBAWARD TO SUPPORT TWO U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GAUGE STATIONS AT WATTS BRANCH AND ROCK CREEK THROUGH A MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING WITH THE U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY (USGS). THE RECIPIENT WILL USE A SUBAWARD TO SUPPORT THE WATERSHED STEWARDS ACADEMY. OUTCOMES:THE ANTICIPATED DELIVERABLES AND EXPECTED OUTCOMES INCLUDE 15 NEW TEACHERS ATTENDING TEACHER TRAINING WORKSHOPS, 300 STORM DRAIN MAKERS INSTALLED, GRTS TRACKING, LID INSTALLATIONS TO CAPTURE AND FILTER RUN-OOF FROM AT LEAST 15,625 SQ FT OF IMPERVIOUS SURFACE AREA, AND COMPLETE PLANNING AND DESIGN OF ANACOSTIA WETLANDS. FURTHER DELIVERABLES AND OUTCOMES CAN BE FOUND IN THE DC WORKPLAN. THE IMPLEMENTATION PROJECTS ARE EXPECTED TO PRIMARILY ACHIEVE POLLUTANT LOAD REDUCTIONS IN WATERSHEDS WITH CLEAN WATER ACT SECTION 319 APPROVED WATERSHED-BASED PLANS, ULTIMATELY LEADING TO RESTORATION OF WATERBODIES AND ATTAINMENT OF WATER QUALITY STANDARDS. DIRECT BENEFICIARIES OF THIS PROGRAM INCLUDE ALL DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA RESIDENTS AND OCCUPANTS, BOTH PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY. | District of Columbia (EPA federal awards) | DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT | $1.1M | — |
| DESCRIPTION:THIS 319(H) ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT PROVIDES $1,062,000.00 OF FEDERAL FUNDS IN FULL, TO INCLUDE $10,000.00 OF IN-KIND SUPPORT, TO IMPLEMENT THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA'S NONPOINT SOURCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM AS OUTLINED IN THEIR EPA APPROVED NPS MANAGEMENT PLAN. IT PROVIDES SUPPORT TO THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA TO IMPLEMENT ITS NPS PROGRAM, FOCUSING ON RESTORING WATERSHEDS WITH WATER QUALITY IMPAIRMENTS CAUSED BY POLLUTED RUN-OFF FROM NONPOINT SOURCES. ACTIVITIES:NPS PROJECTS CAN BE CONDUCTED BY BOTH THE STATE GRANT RECIPIENT AS WELL AS BY A VARIETY OF SUBRECIPIENTS. THE PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED WITH THIS GRANT AWARD WILL DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT PROJECTS AND BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMPS) IN THE AREAS OF CONSERVATION PLANNING, NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT, NUTRIENT LOAD REDUCTIONS, WATERSHED PLAN IMPLEMENTATION, AND DITCH/WETLAND/STREAM RESTORATION. ACTIVITIES WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED UNDER THIS GRANT AWARD THAT FURTHER THE RECIPIENT'S EFFORTS IN PARTIALLY OR FULLY RESTORING WATERBODIES THAT HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED BY DC AS BEING PRIMARILY NPS-IMPAIRED.SUBRECIPIENT:THE RECIPIENT ALSO INTENDS TO USE A SUBAWARD TO RUN THE DC WATERSHED LID RETROFIT PROGRAM WHICH WAS DESIGNED TO IMPLEMENT LID AND OTHER INNOVATIVE URBAN NPS BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMPS), AS WELL AS TARGETED STORMWATER RETROFITS FOR THE PURPOSE OF MEETING WATER QUALITY STANDARDS IN DISTRICT WATERBODIES. LASTLY, THE RECIPIENT WILL USE A SUBAWARD TO SUPPORT TWO U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GAUGE STATIONS AT WATTS BRANCH AND ROCK CREEK THROUGH A MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING WITH THE U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY (USGS).OUTCOMES:THE IMPLEMENTATION PROJECTS ARE EXPECTED TO PRIMARILY ACHIEVE POLLUTANT LOAD REDUCTIONS IN WATERSHEDS WITH CLEAN WATER ACT SECTION 319 APPROVED WATERSHED-BASED PLANS, ULTIMATELY LEADING TO RESTORATION OF WATERBODIES AND ATTAINMENT OF WATER QUALITY STANDARDS. DIRECT BENEFICIARIES OF THIS PROGRAM INCLUDE ALL DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA RESIDENTS AND OCCUPANTS, BOTH PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY. | District of Columbia (EPA federal awards) | DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT | $1.1M | — |
| DESCRIPTION:THIS AGREEMENT PROVIDES SUPPORT TO THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (DC) TO IMPLEMENT ITS NONPOINT SOURCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM, FOCUSING ON WATERSHEDS WITH WATER QUALITY IMPAIRMENTS CAUSED BY POLLUTED RUNOFF FROM NONPOINT SOURCES. NONPOINT SOURCE IMPLEMENTATION PROJECTS INCLUDE A VARIETY OF STRUCTURAL AND NON-STRUCTURAL BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMPS), WATERSHED PLANNING, MONITORING, TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATIONS, AND A VARIETY OF EDUCATION/OUTREACH PROGRAMS. THIS 319(H) ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT PROVIDES $1,020,000.00 OF FEDERAL FUNDS IN FULL, TO INCLUDE $10,000.00 OF IN-KIND SUPPORT, TO IMPLEMENT THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA'S NONPOINT SOURCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM AS OUTLINED IN THEIR EPA APPROVED 2024-2029 NPS MANAGEMENT PLAN. IT PROVIDES SUPPORT TO THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA TO IMPLEMENT ITS NPS PROGRAM, FOCUSING ON RESTORING WATERSHEDS WITH WATER QUALITY IMPAIRMENTS CAUSED BY POLLUTED RUN-OFF FROM NONPOINT SOURCES.ACTIVITIES:THE PROPOSED WORK IN THIS AGREEMENT INCLUDES: 5 PROJECTS THAT WILL SUPPORT PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION AND GRANT MANAGEMENT; WATERSHED EDUCATION AND OUTREACH AND ENGAGEMENT; WATERSHED LOW-IMPACT-DEVELOPMENT (LID) RETROFIT PROGRAM; STEAM, WETLAND AND OUTFALL RESTORATION; AND WATERSHED RESTORATION PROJECT WORK. NPS PROJECTS CAN BE CONDUCTED BY BOTH THE STATE GRANT RECIPIENT AS WELL AS BY A VARIETY OF SUBRECIPIENTS. THE PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED WITH THIS GRANT AWARD WILL DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT PROJECTS AND BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMPS) IN THE AREAS OF CONSERVATION PLANNING, NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT, NUTRIENT LOAD REDUCTIONS, WATERSHED PLAN IMPLEMENTATION, AND DITCH/WETLAND/STREAM RESTORATION. ACTIVITIES WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED UNDER THIS GRANT AWARD THAT FURTHER THE RECIPIENT'S EFFORTS IN PARTIALLY OR FULLY RESTORING WATERBODIES THAT HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED BY THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AS BEING PRIMARILY NONPOINT SOURCE IMPAIRED. SUBRECIPIENT:THE RECIPIENT ALSO INTENDS TO USE A SUBAWARD TO RUN THE DC WATERSHED LID RETROFIT PROGRAM WHICH WAS DESIGNED TO IMPLEMENT LID AND OTHER INNOVATIVE URBAN NONPOINT SOURCE BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMPS), AS WELL AS TARGETED STORMWATER RETROFITS FOR THE PURPOSE OF MEETING WATER QUALITY STANDARDS IN DISTRICT WATERBODIES. LASTLY, THE RECIPIENT WILL USE A SUBAWARD TO SUPPORT TWO U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GAUGE STATIONS AT WATTS BRANCH AND ROCK CREEK THROUGH A MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING WITH THE U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY (USGS).OUTCOMES:THE ANTICIPATED DELIVERABLES AND EXPECTED OUTCOMES INCLUDE 15 NEW TEACHERS ATTENDING TEACHER TRAINING WORKSHOPS, 300 STORM DRAIN MAKERS INSTALLED, GRTS TRACKING, LID INSTALLATIONS TO CAPTURE AND FILTER RUN-OOF FROM AT LEAST 15,625 SQ FT OF IMPERVIOUS SURFACE AREA, AND COMPLETE PLANNING AND DESIGN OF ANACOSTIA WETLANDS. FURTHER DELIVERABLES AND OUTCOMES CAN BE FOUND IN THE DC WORKPLAN. THE IMPLEMENTATION PROJECTS ARE EXPECTED TO PRIMARILY ACHIEVE POLLUTANT LOAD REDUCTIONS IN WATERSHEDS WITH CLEAN WATER ACT SECTION 319 APPROVED WATERSHED-BASED PLANS, ULTIMATELY LEADING TO RESTORATION OF WATERBODIES AND ATTAINMENT OF WATER QUALITY STANDARDS. DIRECT BENEFICIARIES OF THIS PROGRAM INCLUDE ALL DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA RESIDENTS AND OCCUPANTS, BOTH PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY. | District of Columbia (EPA federal awards) | DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT | $1.0M | — |
| DESCRIPTION:THIS AGREEMENT IS TO FUND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLANNING PROGRAM TO IMPROVE IMPAIRED WATER AND PROTECT UNIMPAIRED WATERS ACROSS THE STATE BY CONDUCTING PLANNING THAT INFORMS AND SUPPORTS IMPLEMENTATION OF CLEAN WATER ACT PROGRAMS. IN ACCORDANCE WITH CLEAN WATER ACT SECTION 205(J)(3), UNLESS A WAIVER REQUEST IS APPROVED BY EPA, THE RECIPIENT WILL JOINTLY DEVELOP WORKPLANS WITH AND PROVIDE AT LEAST 40% OF THIS AWARD TO REGIONAL OR INTERSTATE WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PLANNING AGENCIES. THIS AGREEMENT IS SUPPORTED BY FUNDING PROVIDED UNDER THE INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT (IIJA) (PL 117-58). ACTIVITIES:THE ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLANNING ACTIVITIES: ANACOSTIA RIVER WATERSHED ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION EFFORTS AND DEVELOPMENT OF A DIVERSITY, EQUITY, INCLUSION, AND JUSTICE (DEIJ) STRATEGY FOR DOEE WATER QUALITY DIVISION'S IMPLEMENTATION OF ITS CLEAN WATER ACT (CWA) OBJECTIVES.SUBRECIPIENT:DOEE IS REQUESTING APPROVAL OF SUBAWARD FUNDING ($60,400) TO SUPPORT METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS (MWCOG)'S ANACOSTIA WATERSHED RESTORATION COORDINATION EFFORTS. MWCOG HOSTS MEETINGS TO PLAN, COORDINATE, AND INFORM STAKEHOLDERS AND OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES OF THE PROGRESS RELATED TO THE ANACOSTIA RIVER'S RESTORATION AND TMDL ACTIVITIES.OUTCOMES:THE DELIVERABLES TO BE PROVIDED UNDER THIS AGREEMENT ARE: PRODUCTION OF A GAP ANALYSIS OF DOEE'S ONGOING DIVERSITY, EQUITY, INCLUSION, AND JUSTICE (DEIJ) WORK FOR STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS; PREPARATION OF RECOMMENDATIONS TO IMPROVE DEIJ OUTCOMES; SOLICITATION OF PUBLIC FEEDBACK ON DEIJ-RELATED RECOMMENDATIONS; AND A DEIJ STRATEGY DOCUMENT. THE EXPECTED OUTCOMES RESULTING FROM THESE EFFORTS INCLUDE ENHANCED MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL COLLABORATION TO ACCELERATE THE RESTORATION OF DISTRICT WATERS AND ADDITIONAL DATA TO IMPROVE UNDERSTANDING OF POLLUTANTS IMPACTING DISTRICT WATERS AND INFORM TMDL DEVELOPMENT AND REVISIONS THE INTENDED BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE RESIDENTS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA | District of Columbia (EPA federal awards) | DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT | $151K | — |