Idaho canal aqueduct contracts
31 contracts tracked across 1 municipality.
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municipalities with the most canal aqueduct contracts
Top vendors in Idaho canal aqueduct
| Vendor | Contracts | Volume |
|---|---|---|
| BOISE PROJECT BOARD OF CONTROL | 5 | $1.1M |
| SALMON RIVER CANAL CO LTD | 3 | $457K |
| FREMONT MADISON IRRIGATION DISTRICT | 3 | $119K |
| FRIENDS OF THE TETON RIVER, INC. | 2 | $595K |
| MINIDOKA IRRIGATION DISTRICT | 2 | $80K |
| BIG WOOD CANAL COMPANY | 1 | $98K |
Recent canal aqueduct contracts in Idaho
| Title | municipality | Vendor | Value | Solicitation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BIG WOOD CANAL CO INC. SHALL LINE APPROXIMATELY ONE (1) MILE OF OPEN CANAL AND INSTALL MONITORING LOCATIONS AT 4 SITES ALONG WITH AUTOMATED CONTROL AT TWO OF THOSE SITES. THESE IMPROVEMENTS ARE EXPECTED TO RESULT IN ANNUAL WATER SAVINGS OF 813 ACRE-FEET. | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | BIG WOOD CANAL COMPANY | $98K | — |
| BYPASS 3,000 FEET OF THE INDIAN CREEK CANAL WITH 1,800 LINEAR FEET OF STEEL PIPEINSTALL A 2.1 MEGAWATT HYDROELECTRIC FACILITY | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | BOISE PROJECT BOARD OF CONTROL | $999K | — |
| MAIN CANAL LINING PROJECT | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | SALMON RIVER CANAL CO LTD | $297K | — |
| AWARD PURPOSE UNDER THIS AGREEMENT, THE RECIPIENT SHALL DESIGN AND CONSTRUCT AN ADDITIONAL WELL IN THE PROPOSED WELL FIELD ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED THIS AWARD IS FOR THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEXT WELL WHICH WILL CONTINUE ADVANCING THE PROJECT PROGRESS THE ACTIVITIES TO BE FUNDED THROUGH THIS AWARD INCLUDE SITE ACCESS, WELL DRILLING, WELLHOUSE WELL COMPLETION, AND ENGINEERING SERVICES EXPECTED DELIVERABLES OR OUTCOMES THE SNAKE RIVER STEELHEAD IS A THREATENED FISH THAT QUALIFIES FOR PROTECTION UNDER THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT EVIDENCE OF THE FISH S EXISTENCE IN SWEETWATER CREEK HAS CREATED IMMENSE CHALLENGES FOR THE DISTRICT THE DISTRICT HAS HISTORICALLY DIVERTED ALMOST ALL OF THE WATER FROM SWEETWATER CREEK INTO THE CANAL THAT SERVES IRRIGATION WATER TO APPROXIMATELY 21,000 PEOPLE IN THE DISTRICT BOTH NEZ PERCE TRIBE AND RECLAMATION HAVE NEGOTIATED STREAM FLOWS THAT MUST BE MAINTAINED IN SWEETWATER CREEK CREATING A DIMINISHING WATER SUPPLY FOR THE IRRIGATION DISTRICT THE STREAM FLOWS REQUIRED FOR SWEETWATER AND WEBB CREEKS ARE COURT MANDATED AND WERE BASED UPON A BIOLOGICAL OPINION THE FLOWS ARE AT A LEVEL DESIGNED TO PREVENT THE STEELHEAD FROM BEING LISTED AS ENDANGERED THE DISTRICT IS REQUIRED TO FOLLOW THESE FLOWS AS IRRIGATION WELLS COME ONLINE, THE WELL WATER WILL BE USED TO REPLACE WATER CURRENTLY DIVERTED FROM THE STREAMS LEAVING MORE WATER FOR FISH INTENDED BENEFICIARIES SEE EXPECTED DELIVERABLES OR OUTCOMES SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT TIME OF AWARD ALL ACTIVITIES LISTED ABOVE | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | LEWISTON ORCHARDS IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $11.1M | — |
| THE SUNNYDELL IRRIGATION DISTRICT (DISTRICT), LOCATED IN MADISON COUNTY, IDAHO, WILL LINE 6.7 MILES OF AN EARTHEN IRRIGATION CANAL WITH HIGH-DENSITY POLYETHYLENE PIPELINE, AND UPGRADE MANUAL HEADGATES TO SOLAR-POWERED ELECTRIC HEADGATES WITH WATER MEASUREMENT DEVICES. THESE IMPROVEMENTS WILL DECREASE SEEPAGE, INCREASE DELIVERY EFFICIENCY, ELIMINATE EXCESS SPILLS, AND OPTIMIZE FLOW RATES. THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO RESULT IN ANNUAL WATER SAVINGS OF 6,057 ACRE-FEET. CONSERVED WATER WILL PROVIDE STABILITY TO LOCAL IRRIGATORS, INCREASE OPERATIONAL FLEXIBILITY, AND ALLOW THE DISTRICT TO EMPLOY CONSERVATION STRATEGIES IDENTIFIED IN THE IDAHO DROUGHT PLAN TO ENHANCE FLOWS IN THE UPPER SNAKE RIVER BASIN. | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | SUNNYDELL IRRIGATION DISTRICT CO | $4.1M | — |
| AWARD PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO CONSERVE WATER BY AUGMENTING THE IRRIGATION WATER WITH RECLAIMED WATER INTO THE PHYLLIS CANAL. THIS WILL ALLEVIATE THE PRESSURE ON THE NATURAL WATERWAYS AND STORAGE RESERVOIRS ALLOWING THE RETENTION OF MORE CARRYOVER WATER IN THESE RESERVOIRS AND DECREASING THE DRAWS FROM NATURAL WATER FLOWS.ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: UNDER THIS AGREEMENT, THE RECIPIENT SHALL CONSTRUCT A RECYCLED WATER DELIVERY PIPELINE FROM THE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT (WWTP) TO THE PHYLLIS CANAL TO DELIVER UP TO 41 CUBIC FEET PER SECOND OF CLASS A RECYCLED WATER FOR IRRIGATION PURPOSES. TO MEET THE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS, THE RECIPIENT WILL ALSO UPGRADE OR INSTALL SEVERAL ADDITIONAL UNIT PROCESSES AT THE WWTP TO MEET THE CLASS A RECYCLED WATER REQUIREMENTS TERTIARY FILTRATION AND DISINFECTION. EXPECTED DELIVERABLES OR OUTCOMES: THE OUTCOME OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO IMPLEMENT A RECYCLED WATER DELIVERY PIPELINE FROM THE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT TO THE PHYLLIS CANAL, DELIVERING UP TO 12,400 ACRE-FEET PER YEAR OF TREATED WATER FOR IRRIGATION PURPOSES. INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: GENERAL PUBLIC, AGRICULTURAL WATER USERS, CITY OF NAMPASUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES (IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT TIME OF AWARD): NONE | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | CITY OF NAMPA | $3.0M | — |
| AWARD PURPOSE: THE NATURE CONSERVANCY, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME AND LANDOWNERS, WILL COMPLETE A SUITE OF NATURE-BASED FEATURES ON FOUR REACHES OF LOVING CREEK, LOCATED IN BLAINE COUNTY IN SOUTH CENTRAL IDAHO.ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: UNDER THIS AGREEMENT, THE RECIPIENT SHALL INSTALL NATURE-BASED FEATURES ON FOUR REACHES OF LOVING CREEK. MAJOR COMPONENTS SHALL INCLUDE THE FOUR PHASES DESCRIBED BELOW. PHASE 1: STREAM RESTORATION, FISH BARRIER REMOVAL, WATER EFFICIENCY, AND AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION IN UPPER LOVING CREEK AT THE GARDNER RANCH PHASE 2: RESTORATION OF LOWER LOVING CREEK AT THE NATURE CONSERVANCYS SILVER CREEK PRESERVE PHASE 3: BUTTE CREEK RESTORATION (TRIBUTARY OF LOVING CREEK) STATE-OWNED LAND AT IDAHO FISH AND GAME HAYSPUR FISH HATCHERYPHASE 4: STREAMFLOW ENHANCEMENTS, WATER CONSERVATION AND HEADWATERS HABITAT RESTORATION AT LOVING SPRINGS RANCH EXPECTED DELIVERABLES OR OUTCOMES: THROUGH A COMBINATION OF IN-STREAM RESTORATION WORK, SEDIMENT REMOVAL, AND RIPARIAN HABITAT CREATION, THE PROJECT WILL RESTORE 2.75 MILES OF ACTIVE STREAM CHANNEL, REGENERATE 24 ACRES OF RIPARIAN AND WETLAND HABITAT, AND REMOVE ONE FISH PASSAGE BARRIER TO HOLISTICALLY RESTORE CONNECTIVITY TO 5.72 MILES OF UPSTREAM HABITAT. THE PROJECT WILL ALSO REVIVE AN ADDITIONAL 11.5 ACRES OF UPLAND AND AGRICULTURAL BUFFER HABITAT AND PIPE 1,200 LINEAR FEET OF OPEN WATER DELIVERY CANAL TO CONSERVE 9-ACRE FEET OF WATER, WHICH WILL REMAIN IN LOVING CREEK AS INSTREAM FLOW. INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THIS PROJECT ACHIEVES THE PUBLIC PURPOSE OF THE ACT BY COMPLETING AN INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT OR ACTIVITY THAT WILL ADVANCE ONE OR MORE COMPONENTS OF AN ESTABLISHED STRATEGY OR PLAN TO INCREASE THE RELIABILITY OF WATER SUPPLY FOR ECOLOGICAL VALUES AND WATERSHED HEALTH.SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES (IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT TIME OF AWARD): N A | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | THE NATURE CONSERVANCY | $1.9M | — |
| THE FRIENDS OF THE TETON RIVER, LOCATED IN DRIGGS, IDAHO, WILL PARTNER WITH THE CITY OF DRIGGS, GRAND TETON CANAL COMPANY, AND OTHER LOCAL STAKEHOLDERS TO DEVELOP A STRATEGY TO PRIORITIZE INFRASTRUCTURE MODERNIZATION PROJECTS, IMPROVE WATER MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES, AND ADDRESS AQUATIC RESTORATION OBJECTIVES. THE FRIENDS OF THE TETON RIVER IS A WATERSHED GROUP THAT WAS FORMED THROUGH A 2016 WATERSMART COOPERATIVE WATERSHED RESTORATION PROGRAM GRANT BY A DIVERSE GROUP OF STAKEHOLDERS, INCLUDING FARMERS, ANGLERS, SCIENTISTS, LOCAL AGENCIES AND CONSERVATION ORGANIZATIONS CONCERNED BY THE DECLINES IN THE HEALTH OF THE TETON RIVER. THE TETON RIVER HAS BEEN IMPACTED BY DECLINING AQUIFER LEVELS, LAND USE CHANGES, AND STREAM FLOW ALTERATION, RESULTING IN CHRONIC STREAM DEWATERING, HIGH LEVELS OF SEDIMENT MOBILIZATION, AND VULNERABILITIES IN YELLOWSTONE CUTTHROAT TROUT POPULATIONS. THE PARTNERS WILL CONDUCT DETAILED RESEARCH, AND ANALYSIS TO DEVELOP PRELIMINARY DESIGN AND COSTS, AND LEGAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS FOR PRIORITIZED PROJECTS. THE PARTNERS WILL SEEK INPUT FROM STAKEHOLDERS THROUGH FACILITATED MEETINGS. THIS PROJECT IS SUPPORTED BY THE NATURE CONSERVANCY, THE TETON CREEK FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT, LEGACYWORKS GROUP, AND THE PROJECT PARTNERS. | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | FRIENDS OF THE TETON RIVER, INC. | $400K | — |
| FRIENDS OF THE TETON RIVER WILL WORK WITH THE TETON WATER USERS ASSOCIATION AND THE AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITY TO IMPLEMENT TWO PRIORITY WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PROJECTS ADDRESSING WATER SUPPLY NEEDS, WATER QUALITY CONCERNS, AND CONSERVATION OBJECTIVES FOR NATIVE YELLOWSTONE CUTTHROAT TROUT IN THE TETON RIVER BASIN IN IDAHO. THE GROUP WILL REVEGETATE A HISTORICALLY GRAZED HALF-ACRE OF RIPARIAN AREA ALONG THE MAINSTEM OF THE TETON RIVER AND WORK WITH THE LANDOWNER TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT LIVESTOCK WATERING BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES TO REDUCE EROSION AND IMPROVE WATER QUALITY AND HABITAT. IN ADDITION, THE GROUP WILL INSTALL A FISH SCREEN AT THE DIVERSION POINT FROM SOUTH LEIGH CREEK, A TRIBUTARY OF THE TETON RIVER, INTO AN IRRIGATION CANAL, WHICH WILL PREVENT FISH ENTRAPMENT IN THE CANAL. SOUTH LEIGH CREEK IS HOME TO ONE OF THE LARGEST GEOGRAPHICALLYDISTINCT POPULATIONS OF YELLOWSTONE CUTTHROAT TROUT. THE PROJECT IS SUPPORTED BY THE 2016 TETON WATER USERS ASSOCIATION WATERSHED RESTORATION PLAN, FUNDED THROUGH A RECLAMATION COOPERATIVE WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PROGRAM PHASE I GRANT. IMPLEMENTATION OF THESE EFFORTS WILL BRING TOGETHER DIVERSE INTERESTS TO ADDRESS HABITAT DEGRADATION, SEDIMENTATION, ELEVATED STREAM TEMPERATURES, AND FISH ENTRAPMENT AND IS SUPPORTED BY CANAL COMPANIES, FARMERS AND RANCHERS, COUNTY GOVERNMENT, STATE FISH AND WILDLIFE MANAGERS, RECREATIONISTS, AND THE CONSERVATION INTERESTS IN THE WATERSHED. | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | FRIENDS OF THE TETON RIVER, INC. | $195K | — |
| UPPER WOOD RIVER WATER USERS ASSOCIATION, INC. (ASSOCIATION), LOCATED IN BLAINE COUNTY, IDAHO, WILL LINE APPROXIMATELY ONE MILE OF AN EARTHEN BYPASS CANAL. LINING THE CANAL WILL CONSERVE WATER BY REDUCING SEEPAGE LOSSES AND WILL IMPROVE WATER MANAGEMENT, RESULTING IN MORE RELIABLE WATER DELIVERIES. THE PROJECT ADDRESSES THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE ASSOCIATION S BIG WOOD RIVER GROUND WATER MANAGEMENT AREA MANAGEMENT PLAN TO INCREASE WATER DELIVERYEFFICIENCY AND REDUCE GROUNDWATER PUMPING. | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | UPPER WOOD RIVER WATER USERS ASSOCIATION, INC. | $100K | — |
| THE LONG ISLAND IRRIGATION COMPANY (COMPANY), LOCATED IN JEFFERSON COUNTY, IDAHO, WILLUPGRADE AND AUTOMATE A DIVERSION STRUCTURE IN THE LONG ISLAND CANAL. THE NEW DIVERSIONSTRUCTURE WILL INCREASE ACCURACY AND RELIABILITY OF WATER DELIVERIES FOR CROP IRRIGATION. THE PROJECTWILL MORE ACCURATELY CONTROL THE WATER FLOWING INTO THE SYSTEM, RESULTING IN GREATER ACCURACY INQUANTITY OF FLOWS TO REMAIN IN THE DRY BED AND SNAKE RIVER FOR RECREATIONAL USE. THE PROJECTADDRESSES THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF INCREASING OPERATION AND MANAGEMENT EFFICIENCYIDENTIFIED IN THE COMPANYS SYSTEM OPTIMIZATION REVIEW. | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | LONG ISLAND IRRIGATION COMPANY | $100K | — |
| THE SALMON RIVER CANAL COMPANY, LOCATED IN SOUTHERN IDAHO, WILL CONVERT 9,170 LINEAR FEET OF OPEN EARTHEN CANAL TO A BURIED POLYVINYL CHLORIDE (PVC) PIPELINE ON LATERAL 1723 AND INSTALL HEADGATE AUTOMATION ON LATERAL 12. THE NEW PIPELINE WILL BE EQUIPPED WITH ELECTROMAGNETIC METERS. THE PIPE INSTALLATION WILL ELIMINATE EVAPORATION AND SEEPAGE LOSSES, REDUCE CANAL SPILLS, AND PROVIDE OVERALL BETTER WATER MANAGEMENT. THE METERS WILL REDUCE WATER CONSUMPTION AND EDUCATE USERS ON THEIR WATER USAGE. THE PROJECT ADDRESSES THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE IDAHO STATE WATER PLAN TO IMPROVE WATER MANAGEMENT AND EFFICIENCIES, WHILE ENCOURAGING THE QUANTIFICATION OF WATER SUPPLIES. | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | SALMON RIVER CANAL CO LTD | $100K | — |
| PROJECT ABSTRACT AWARD PURPOSE: THE HEADGATE AUTOMATION AND IRRIGATION FLOW MEASUREMENT PROJECTS (PROJECT) ACHIEVES THE PUBLIC PURPOSE OF THE ACT BY CONSERVING WATER AND IMPROVING WATER MANAGEMENT. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: THE RECIPIENT WILL: AUTOMATE THREE EXISTING HEADGATES, BUILD AND AUTOMATE THE HEADGATES TO THE MEPPEN CANAL, ONE OF THE MAIN CANALS ON THE SYSTEM, ADD FIVE SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION SCADA MEASURING AND LOGGING STATIONS TO EXISTING WEIRS, AND CONSTRUCT A NEW CONCRETE BASE STRUCTURE FOR THE QUIGG FLUME WITHIN THE IDAHO IRRIGATION DISTRICT IN BONNEVILLE COUNTY, IDAHOEXPECTED DELIVERABLES OR OUTCOMES: THE RECIPIENT WILL AUTOMATE THREE EXISTING HEADGATES, BUILD AND AUTOMATE AN ADDITIONAL HEADGATE, ADD FIVE SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION (SCADA) MEASURING AND LOGGING STATIONS TO EXISTING WEIRS, AND CONSTRUCT A CONCRETE BASE STRUCTURE FOR THE FLUME IN BONNEVILLE COUNTY, IDAHO. THE PROJECT WILL ADDRESS TWO OBJECTIVES IN THE IDAHO IRRIGATION DISTRICT WATER CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT PLAN, WHICH POINTED OUT THAT WATER WILL BE CONSERVED AS THEY INCREASE THEIR ABILITY TO ANALYZE WHERE WATER IS FLOWING AND NEEDED MOST.INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: IRRIGATORS, FISH HABITAT, WATER CONSERVATION. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES (IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT TIME OF AWARD): NONE | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | IDAHO IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $100K | — |
| THE BLACK CANYON IRRIGATION DISTRICT (DISTRICT), LOCATED IN CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO, WILL INSTALL 15 WATER METERS AT UNMETERED LOCATIONS ALONG THE BLACK CANYON MAIN CANAL. THE DISTRICT WILL COLLECT DATA ON WATER USE AND OPTIMIZE WATER DELIVERIES TO INCREASE WATER USE EFFICIENCY. ADDITIONALLY, THE INSTALLATION OF METERS WILL HELP THE DISTRICT BETTER MANAGE WATER REQUESTS AND CONTROL FLUCTUATIONS IN WATER DELIVERY SYSTEM. METERING THE BLACK CANYON MAIN CANAL IS A TOP PRIORITY FOR THE DISTRICT AND WILL HELP IN UNDERSTANDING WHEN AND HOW MUCH WATER ENTERS AND EXITS ITS SYSTEM TO ENSURE ALL PATRONS WITHIN ITS BOUNDARIES RECEIVE WATER. | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | BLACK CANYON IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $93K | — |
| TETON IRRIGATING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY COMPANY LOCATED IN SAINT ANTHONY IDAHO WILL CONVERT 2480 FEET OF EARTHEN CANAL TO POLYVINYL CHLORIDE PVC PIPE. THE PROJECT WILL REDUCE SEEPAGE AND RESOLVE EROSION ISSUES AT THE EXISTING CANAL S 90DEGREE BEND. THE PROJECT WILL HELP CONSERVE THE LOCAL WATER SUPPLY AND MAKE HENRYS FORK WATERSHED MORE RESILIENT IN DROUGHT CONDITIONS. THIS PROJECT WAS IDENTIFIED IN THE 2021 INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS SURVEY BY THE FREEMONTMADISON IRRIGATION DISTRICT IN COLLABORATION WITH THE COMPANY. | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | TETON IRRIGATING AND MANUFACTURING CO | $87K | — |
| THE FREEMONT-MASON IRRIGATION DISTRICT, LOCATED IN EASTERN IDAHO JUST WEST OF THE TETON RANGE, WILL INSTALL REMOTE OPERATING EQUIPMENT ON EIGHT CANAL DIVERSIONS. THIS EQUIPMENT WILL ALLOW THE DISTRICT TO ACCESS DATA AND CONTROL THE DIVERSIONS REMOTELY THROUGH THEIR SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEM. THIS PROJECT IS IN COORDINATION WITH FOUR CANAL COMPANIES THAT RECEIVE WATER FROM THE IRRIGATION DISTRICT. CANAL AUTOMATION WAS IDENTIFIED AS ONE OF THE MOST COST-EFFECTIVE MEANS OF CONSERVING WATER IN THE 2015 HENRY'S FORK BASIN STUDY, WHICH WAS COORDINATED AND COMPLETED WITH THE HELP OF SEVERAL PARTNERS INCLUDING THE BUREAU OF RECLAMATION. | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | FREMONT MADISON IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $75K | — |
| THROUGH THE SMALL-SCALE WATER EFFICIENCY PROJECTS, RECLAMATION PROVIDES COST SHARED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO STATES, TRIBES, IRRIGATION DISTRICTS, WATER DISTRICTS, AND OTHER ENTITIES WITH WATER OR POWER DELIVERY AUTHORITY TO IMPLEMENT SMALL-SCALE WATER EFFICIENCY PROJECTS THAT HAVE BEEN PRIORITIZED THROUGH PLANNING EFFORTS LED BY THE APPLICANT. THESE PROJECTS ARE GENERALLY IN THE FINAL DESIGN STAGE ENVIRONMENTAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES COMPLIANCE HAVE BEEN INITIATED OR ALREADY COMPLETED AND THE NON-FEDERAL FUNDING, NECESSARY PERMITS, AND OTHER REQUIRED APPROVALS HAVE BEEN SECURED.THE MINIDOKA IRRIGATION DISTRICT, LOCATED IN RUPERT, IDAHO, WILL CONVERT 1,420 FEET OF AN EARTHEN CANAL TO BURIED PIPE. DUE TO THE NATURE OF THE SURROUNDING SOIL TYPES, SIGNIFICANT AMOUNTS OF SAND BLOW INTO THE LATERAL AND SIGNIFICANT WATER LOSS IN THE AREA. CONVERTING THE CANAL WILL CONSERVE WATER AND IMPROVE SERVICE RELIABILITY BY ALLOWING FOR BETTER WATER CONTROL. THIS UPGRADE WILL IMPLEMENT A PART OF THE DISTRICT S CONSERVATION PLAN TO REDUCE OUR WATER USE BY HEIGHTENED WATER CONSERVATION THROUGH IMPROVED OR ENHANCED INFRASTRUCTURE. | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | MINIDOKA IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $72K | — |
| THE BILBREY DITCH COMPANY, LOCATED IN WESTERN IDAHO, WILL AUTOMATE ONE HEADGATE AND TWO CHECK STRUCTURES ON ITS MAIN CANAL. THIS AUTOMATION PROJECT WILL ENABLE THE COMPANY TO BETTER MATCH THE AVAILABLE WATER TO THE DEMAND OF ITS AGRICULTURAL USERS. THE AUTOMATED HEADGATES WILL MAINTAIN WATER LEVELS IN THE CANAL FOR THE IRRIGATION USERS WHILE HELPING TO ENSURE THAT WATER REMAINS IN THE PAYETTE RIVER. WITH THIS PROJECT, OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY WILL IMPROVE BY REDUCING MANUAL LABOR, REDUCING RESPONSE TIME, AND INCREASING CANAL PERFORMANCE DATA AVAILABILITY. THIS PROJECT ALIGNS WITH THE GOALS SET FORWARD BY THE IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES PAYETTE RIVER BASIN COMPONENT OF THE IDAHO COMPREHENSIVE STATE WATER PLAN AND THE IDAHO STATE WATER PLAN. | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | BILBREY DITCH COMPANY, LIMITED | $69K | — |
| SALMON RIVER CANAL COMPANY METER TURNOUT UPGRADES | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | SALMON RIVER CANAL CO LTD | $60K | — |
| THE BOISE PROJECT BOARD OF CONTROL, IN BOISE, IDAHO, WILL INSTALL AND AUTOMATE TWO GATES AT THE ARENA CANAL AND ARENA LAKE DRAIN AND CONNECT THE TWO GATES TO A SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEM. THE PROJECT WILL HELP THE BPBC STABILIZE AND KEEP THE ARENA CANAL AT A STEADY HEIGHT CONTROL FLOWS AND CONSERVE WATER AT THE HEADWORKS OF THE ARENA LAKE DRAIN IMPROVE THE EFFICIENCY OF USE OF THE WATER IN THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM AND PREVENT LOSS FROM SPILLS AND OVERFLOWS. THE PROJECT IS SUPPORTED BY BPBCS WATER CONSERVATION PLAN GOAL TO ADDRESS THE INSTALLATION OF APPROPRIATE WATER MEASUREMENT DEVICES TO ENSURE WATER IS NOT BEING LOST TO EXCESS DELIVERIES. | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | BOISE PROJECT BOARD OF CONTROL | $44K | — |
| AWARD PURPOSE: THROUGH THE SMALL-SCALE WATER EFFICIENCY PROJECTS, RECLAMATION PROVIDES COST SHARED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO STATES, TRIBES, IRRIGATION DISTRICTS, WATER DISTRICTS, AND OTHER ENTITIES WITH WATER OR POWER DELIVERY AUTHORITY TO IMPLEMENT SMALL-SCALE WATER EFFICIENCY PROJECTS THAT HAVE BEEN PRIORITIZED THROUGH PLANNING EFFORTS LED BY THE APPLICANT. THESE PROJECTS ARE GENERALLY IN THE FINAL DESIGN STAGE ENVIRONMENTAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES COMPLIANCE HAVE BEEN INITIATED OR ALREADY COMPLETED AND THE NON-FEDERAL FUNDING, NECESSARY PERMITS, AND OTHER REQUIRED APPROVALS HAVE BEEN SECURED.FREMONT-MADISON IRRIGATION DISTRICT (FMID) PROPOSES TO INSTALL REMOTE OPERATING AND AUTOMATION EQUIPMENT ON THREE MAIN WATER CONTROL STRUCTURES AND COLLECT DATA AND OPERATE THEM FROM THEIR EXISTING SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION (SCADA) COMPUTER SYSTEM. THIS PROJECT IS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THREE CANAL COMPANIES THE FMID DELIVERS STORAGE WATER TO. THEY ARE SOUTHEAST IDAHO CANAL COMPANY, ENTERPRISE IRRIGATION DISTRICT AND REXBURG IRRIGATION CANAL COMPANY. THIS PROJECT WILL HELP MANAGE WATER MORE EFFICIENTLY ON 14,855 ACRES OF IRRIGATED CROPLAND, BOLSTER PARTNERSHIPS, AND PROMOTE CONSERVATION AMONG WATER USERS WITHIN THEIR SERVICE AREA. THIS PROJECT WILL BE IMPLEMENTING AN ALTERNATIVE IN THE 2015 HENRYS FORK BASIN STUDY THAT WAS WRITTEN IN COOPERATION WITH THE BUREAU OF RECLAMATION.ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: THE RECIPIENT SHALL INSTALL AUTOMATION EQUIPMENT ON EXISTING DIVERSION STRUCTURES FOR THREE MAIN CANAL DIVERSIONS WITHIN OUR WATER DELIVERY SYSTEM AND TO INSTALL ONE MEASUREMENT STATION AT THE END OF THE ENTERPRISE CANAL TO MONITOR SPILL WATER. THE REMOTE OPERATING AND AUTOMATION EQUIPMENT WILL CONNECT TO THE EXISTING SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION (SCADA) FOR REMOTE GATE OPERATION.THE PROJECT WILL TAKE PLACE WITHIN THESE LOCATIONS: THE ENTERPRISE CANAL IS LOCATED APPROXIMATELY 4 MILES EAST OF CHESTER, IDAHO.THE TWIN GROVES CANAL IS LOCATED APPROXIMATELY 1 MILE NORTHEAST OF ST. ANTHONY, IDAHOTHE REXBURG IRRIGATION CANAL IS LOCATED APPROXIMATELY 1 MILE EAST OF REXBURG, IDAHO.EXPECTED DELIVERABLES OR OUTCOMES: WHETHER THE PROJECT OBJECTIVES AND GOALS WERE METTHE BENEFITS TO THE RECIPIENTS WATER SUPPLY DELIVERY SYSTEMOTHER BENEFITS ACHIEVED THROUGH THE PROJECT. CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING:OHOW THE PROJECT DEMONSTRATED COLLABORATION OWHETHER THE PROJECT HAS OR WILL COMPLEMENT WORK DONE IN COLLABORATION WITH NRCSOTHE BENEFITS TO OVERALL WATER SUPPLY RELIABILITY IN THE AREAOINTENDED BENEFICIARIES: WATER USERS, BENEFITS TO OVERALL WATER SUPPLY RELIABILITY IN THE AREA.FOR THE PUBLIC PURPOSE: THE MAIN WATER CONTROL STRUCTURES AND FLOW MEASUREMENT STATION PROJECT (PROJECT) ACHIEVES THE PUBLIC PURPOSE OF THE ACT BY CONSERVING WATER AND IMPROVING WATER MANAGEMENT. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES (IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT TIME OF AWARD): NA | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | FREMONT MADISON IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $44K | — |
| BOISE PROJECT BOARD OF CONTROL, LOCATED IN SOUTHWEST IDAHO, WILL MODERNIZE THE HEADWORKS OF THE WALDVOGEL CANAL AND WASTEWAY BY INSTALLING AUTOMATED GATES AND FLOW MEASUREMENT THAT WILL CONNECT TO A SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEM. THE NEW GATE SYSTEM WILL ALLOW BOISE PROJECT BOARD OF CONTROL TO REMOTELY MONITOR AND CONTROL GATE OPERATIONS AND WATER LEVELS ON THE WALDVOGEL CANAL AND WASTEWAY. THE OPERATORS WILL HAVE ACCESS TO REAL-TIME WATER FLOWS AND CAN MAKE NECESSARY CHANGES TO THE CANAL OR WASTEWAY TO CONSERVE WATER AND ENSURE CONSISTENT WATER DELIVERIES TO IRRIGATION USERS. THE PROJECT WILL IMPROVE OPERATIONS WITHIN THE CANAL, INCREASE WATER USER EFFICIENCY, AND PREVENT LOSS FROM SPILLS AND OVERFLOWS. THE PROJECT PROVIDES A MEANS FOR WATER MANAGERS TO MEASURE WATER DIVERSIONS INTO EACH WATERWAY AND MEETS THE BOISE PROJECT BOARD OF CONTROL WATER CONSERVATION PLANS GOAL OF ENSURING WATER IS NOT LOST TO EXCESS DELIVERIES. | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | BOISE PROJECT BOARD OF CONTROL | $44K | — |
| THE SOUTHEAST IDAHO CANAL COMPANY LOCATED IN FREMONT IDAHO AND THE HENRYS FORK BASIN WILL INSTALL AN AUTOMATED CHECK STRUCTURE ON THE CROSSCUT CANAL. THE STRUCTURE WILL INCLUDE FLOW MEASUREMENT AND WILL BE OPERATED FROM THE COMPANY S EXISTING SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEM TO ALLOW REALTIME FLOW ADJUSTMENTS. CURRENTLY THE STRUCTURE IS OPERATED USING BOARDS THAT ARE INEFFICIENT AT CONTROLLING FLOW. WITH THE NEW AUTOMATION EQUIPMENT THE COMPANY WILL BE ABLE TO SET WATER LEVELS REMOTELY FROM THE EXISTING SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEM AND THE NEW GATES WILL AUTOMATICALLY ADJUST WHEN FLOW CHANGES OCCUR. THE PROJECT WILL INCREASE WATER RELIABILITY FOR AGRICULTURAL USERS AND SUPPORTS THE GOAL OF THE 2015 HENRYS FORK BASIN STUDY BY CONSERVING WATER. | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | SOUTHEAST IDAHO CANAL CO | $40K | — |
| AUTOMATION OF KUNA CANAL | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | BOISE PROJECT BOARD OF CONTROL | $33K | — |
| THE BOISE PROJECT BOARD OF CONTROL, LOCATED IN SOUTHWEST IDAHO, WILL INSTALL AN AUTOMATED GATEWITH FLOW MEASUREMENT ON THE BROOKS LATERAL AT THE DIVERSION POINT FROM THE MORA CANAL, ANDINTEGRATE THE OPERATIONS WITH ITS SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION (SCADA) SYSTEM. THISSYSTEM WILL ENABLE REMOTE SENSING AND CONTROL OF GATE OPERATIONS, IMPROVING WATER FLOWMANAGEMENT AND REDUCING LOSSES. THIS PROJECT WILL ENHANCE WATER USE EFFICIENCY, PREVENT SPILLSAND OVERFLOWS, AND PROVIDE REAL-TIME DATA TO OPTIMIZE WATER DELIVERIES. THE PROJECT SUPPORTS THEGOALS OF THE BOISE PROJECT BOARD OF CONTROL WATER CONSERVATION PLAN, THAT PRIORITIZES OPERATIONALEFFICIENCY AND SAFETY. | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | BOISE PROJECT BOARD OF CONTROL | $25K | — |
| AWARD PURPOSE: THE ISLAND WARD CANAL COMPANY HEADGATE AUTOMATION PROJECT(PROJECT) ACHIEVES THE PUBLIC PURPOSE OF THE ACT BY CONSERVING WATER AND IMPROVING WATER MANAGEMENT. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: UNDER THIS AGREEMENT, THE RECIPIENT WILL INSTALL A HEADGATE EQUIPPED WITH AUTOMATION AND REMOTE OPERATION CAPABILITIES WITHIN THE ISLAND WARD CANAL COMPANY LOCATED IN SAINT ANTHONY, MADISON COUNTY, IDAHO. THIS PROJECT WILL BE CONNECTED TO THE FREMONT-MADISON IRRIGATION DISTRICT EXISTING SCADA (SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION) SYSTEM.EXPECTED DELIVERABLES OR OUTCOMES: THIS PROJECT WILL BE CONNECTED TO THE FREMONT-MADISON IRRIGATION DISTRICT EXISTING SCADA (SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION) SYSTEM. MAJOR PROJECT COMPONENTS ARE ANTICIPATED TO INCLUDE: INSTALL HEADGATE AND AUTOMATION EQUIPMENT CONNECT TO SCADA SYSTEM INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE INTENDED BENEFICIARIES ARE THE IRRIGATION WATER USERS OF THE ISLAND WARD CANAL COMPANYSUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES (IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT TIME OF AWARD): NONE | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | ISLAND WARD CANAL CO | $24K | — |
| AWARD PURPOSE: NORTH FREMONT CANAL SYSTEMS, INC (NFCS) TO INSTALL GEOMEMBRANE CANAL LINER ON THE MARYSVILLE LATERAL OF THEIR CANAL DELIVERY SYSTEM, SECTION WITH SIGNIFICANT SEEPAGE LOSS AND FLOOD RISK. BASED UPON MEASUREMENTS, 9 IS LOST IN THIS 2,400-FOOT SECTION OF CANAL. THE AVERAGE DIVERSION OF THE MARYSVILLE CANAL LATERAL OVER THE LAST TWO YEARS HAS BEEN 24,311-ACRE FEET. AT 9 LOSS, LOSING 2,188-ACRE FEET PER YEAR.ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: NFCS TO INSTALL A GEOMEMBRANE CANAL LINER ON 2,400 FT OF THE MARYSVILLE CANAL LATERAL. THE PROJECT WILL INCLUDE MINIMAL EARTH WORK. ONLY SECTIONS WITH SEDIMENT DEPOSITS WILL NEED TO BE CLEANED AND SHAPED BY HEAVY EQUIPMENT TO PREPARE FOR THE LINER. THE LINER WILL BE INSTALLED ABOVE GROUND ACCORDING TO SPECIFICATIONS.EXPECTED DELIVERABLES OR OUTCOMES: THIS PROJECT WILL HELP CONSERVE WATER IN THE CURRENT YEAR AND ALLOW ADDITIONAL WATER BEING CARRIED INTO SUBSEQUENT DRY YEARS. IF THIS PROJECT HAD BEEN INSTALLED IN PREVIOUS YEARS, MORE WATER AVAILABLE THIS YEAR.INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THIS PROJECT WILL INCREASE THE WATER RELIABILITY FOR AN IRRIGATED AGRICULTURE ECONOMY THAT AVERAGES OVER 145 MILLION IN CROP SALES PER YEAR IN FREMONT COUNTY, IDAHO. IN ADDITION TO PROVIDING THE WATER FOR OUR LOCAL AGRICULTURE ECONOMY, THE HENRY S FORK IS A WORLD-FAMOUS FLY-FISHING DESTINATION. THIS PROJECT WILL RESULT IN REDUCED OUTFLOW FROM THE RESERVOIRS DURING THE IRRIGATION SEASON, ALLOWING FOR INCREASED FLOWS IN THE WINTER WHICH WILL MORE CLOSELY MIMIC NATURE. THIS INCREASED WINTER FLOW IS CRITICAL FOR TROUT HABITAT.REDUCING OUTFLOW FROM THE RESERVOIRS DURING THE IRRIGATION SEASON WILL BENEFIT WATER QUALITY IN THE RIVERS. WATER QUALITY IN THE RIVERS WILL BE IMPROVED DURING THE SUMMER WHEN MOST OF THE FISHING OCCURS. BENEFITING OVERALL HABITAT IN THIS WAY WILL INCREASE TROUT POPULATIONS BRINGING IN ADDITIONAL ANGLERS AND THEREBY BENEFITING THE LOCAL ECONOMY.SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES (IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT TIME OF AWARD): N A. | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | FREMONT MADISON IRRIGATION DISTRICT | — | — |
| TROUT UNLIMITED, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH PACIFICORP AND THE BEAR RIVER ENVIRONMENTAL COORDINATION COMMITTEE, WILL RESTORE STREAM FLOWS TO FOUR MILES OF THE HEADWATERS OF PARIS CREEK, LOCATED IN SOUTH-EAST IDAHO. THE PROJECT WILL ADDRESS THE DECLINE OF THE BONNEVILLE CUTTHROAT TROUT IN A PORTION OF THE BEAR RIVER WATERSHED WHERE BASE FLOWS IN THE CREEK ARE CURRENTLY BEING DIVERTED FOR NINE MONTHS OF THE YEAR. THE PROJECT PARTNERS WILL DECOMMISSION AND REMOVE THE PARIS HYDROPOWER PLANT AND ASSOCIATED FEATURES, RESTORING A NORMATIVE HYDROGRAPH TO THIS REACH OF PARIS CREEK AND IMPROVING FISH PASSAGE AND HABITAT. IN ADDITION, THE PARTNERS WILL REDUCE WATER LOSS IN A SINK HOLE AND CONSTRUCT A NEW IRRIGATION DIVERSION WITH A FISH SCREEN AND TWO STOCK WATER SYSTEMS TO MEET WATER DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS. THE PROJECT IS A COLLABORATIVE ENDEAVOR AMONG PACIFICORP, THE BEAR RIVER ENVIRONMENTAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE (COMPRISED OF FEDERAL, STATE, NON-PROFIT, AND TRIBAL REPRESENTATIVES), CANAL COMPANIES, AND STOCK-WATER INTERESTS AND IS OUTLINED IN THE PARIS CREEK RESTORATION AGREEMENT AND A MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING REGARDING PARIS CREEK PROJECT DECOMMISSIONING. | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | TROUT UNLIMITED, INC. | $901K | — |
| LAST CHANCE CANAL SCADA PROJECT - R19AP00153 | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | LAST CHANCE CANAL COMPANY, LIMITED | $241K | — |
| IGF::OT::IGF NORTHSIDE CANAL HEADWORKS MAINTAINENCE AND OPERATIONS | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | MINIDOKA IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $8K | — |
| AWARD PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD IS TO MODERNIZE THE RIDENBAUGH CANALS DIVERSION STRUCTURE BY REPLACING THE EXISTING CHECK BOARD STRUCTURE WITH AUTOMATED PNEUMATIC GATES AND REPLACING THE OTHER STRUCTURES AT THE DIVERSION. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: UNDER THIS AGREEMENT, THE RECIPIENT WILL REPLACE THE DIVERSION STRUCTURE CHECKBOARDS WITH PNEUMATIC BLADDER DAMS AND REPLACE THE 550 FOOT SEDIMENT CONTROL STRUCTURE AND CATWALK, REPLACE THE WEED RACK AND INSTALL NECESSARY ELECTRICAL, PNEUMATIC AND MECHANICAL SYSTEMS TO OPERATE THE AUTOMATED DIVERSION AT THE RIDENBAUGH CANAL DIVERSION ON THE BOISE RIVER. EXPECTED DELIVERABLES OR OUTCOMES: EXPECTED OUTCOMES INCLUDE: -REDUCED OPERATIONAL LOSSES OF OP TO 1,000 ACRE FEET ANNUALLY-REDUCED SEEPAGE LOSS FROM THE DIVERSION POOL-PRESERVE STORAGE HELD BY RECLAMATION FOR STREAMFLOW MAINTENANCE AND FLOW AUGMENTATION FOR ESA LISTED SALMON AND STEELHEAD-ENHANCE WATER RIGHT ADMINISTRATION-REDUCE FLOOD RISKINTENDED BENEFICIARIES: WATER USERS ALONG THE BOISE RIVER, PUBLIC RECREATORS AND LOCAL RESIDENTS.SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES (IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT TIME OF AWARD): NONE | Idaho (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | NAMPA & MERIDIAN IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $4.7M | — |