Oregon dam reservoir contracts
33 contracts tracked across 1 municipality.
Contracts
33
municipalities
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Distinct vendors
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municipalities with the most dam reservoir contracts
Top vendors in Oregon dam reservoir
| Vendor | Contracts | Volume |
|---|---|---|
| WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF | 3 | $5.7M |
| STATE OF OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE | 3 | $7.8M |
| JACKSON, COUNTY OF | 2 | $2.9M |
| STATE PARKS AND RECREATION, OREGON DEPARTMENT OF | 2 | $2.1M |
| LANGELL VALLEY IRRIGATION DISTRICT | 2 | $516K |
| COUNTY OF JEFFERSON | 2 | $93K |
Recent dam reservoir contracts in Oregon
| Title | municipality | Vendor | Value | Solicitation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PLCS AND SCADA EQUIPMENT FOR LINK CONVERSION DAM, BUREAU OF RECLAMATION | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | SOFTWARE INFORMATION RESOURCE CORP. | $20K | — |
| UFO - MCKAY DAM ROOF REPLACEMENT | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | M&H UNITED LLC | $10K | — |
| HOWARD PRAIRIE RESERVOIR MARINA REPLACEMENT | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | JACKSON, COUNTY OF | $1.8M | — |
| HANDHELD RADIOS FOR PARKER DAM | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | BAHFED CORP | $23K | — |
| HENRY HAGG RESERVOIR CAMPGROUND REPLACEMENT | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF | $2.5M | — |
| THE DESCHUTES RIVER CONSERVANCY (DRC), IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE DESCHUTES BASIN BOARD OF CONTROL (DBBC), WILL COMPLETE THE STUDY AND DESIGN OF HABITAT RESTORATION PROJECTS THAT WILL BENEFIT THE OREGON SPOTTED FROG, LISTED AS THREATENED UNDER THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT AND THE NATIVE REDBAND TROUT DESIGNATED BY THE STATE AS A SENSITIVE SPECIES, ON THE DESCHUTES RIVER IN CENTRAL OREGON. HABITAT FOR THESE SPECIES HAS BEEN DEGRADED IN THIS SECTION OF THE UPPER DESCHUTES RIVER BETWEEN THE WICKIUP RESERVOIR AND THE CITY OF BEND, WHICH INCLUDES RECLAMATIONS DESCHUTES PROJECT, THROUGH THE STORAGE AND RELEASE OF WATER FOR IRRIGATION. THE DRC AND DBBC WILL CONDUCT SITE STUDIES AND ANALYSIS TO PRIORITIZE PROJECTS TO RESTORE THE STREAM CHANNEL THROUGH REGRADING THE RIVERBANKS AND RECONNECTING THE ACTIVE CHANNEL TO ITS FLOODPLAINS TO ALLOW FLOWS TO INUNDATE WETLANDS AND RIPARIAN AREAS ADJACENT TO THE RIVER CHANNELS, PROVIDING HABITAT FOR THE OREGON SPOTTED FROG AND IMPROVING IN-STREAM HABITAT. CONCEPTUAL DESIGN AND ALTERNATIVES ANALYSIS WILL BE CONDUCTED TO SUPPORT 60% DESIGN. THIS PROJECT WILL SUPPORT THE IMPROVEMENT OF WATER QUALITY, MORE EFFECTIVE FLOOD ATTENUATION AND RESILIENCY TO DROUGHT CONDITIONS THROUGH RESTORED WETLAND COMPLEXES, HABITAT ENHANCEMENT FOR MULTIPLE AQUATIC SPECIES, AND IMPROVED ECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS. | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | DESCHUTES RIVER CONSERVANCY | $652K | — |
| SCOGGINS DAM FA HER | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | WHEELER MACHINERY CO | $31K | — |
| THE OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE WILL RESTORE FISH PASSAGE IN THE NORTH FORK KLASKANINE RIVER BY PROVIDING FISH PASSAGE AT THE OGEE DAM. THE PROJECT BUILDS UPON PROGRESS MADE IN PREVIOUS PHASES OF A WATERSHEDSCALE EFFORT, THAT INCLUDED THE REMOVAL OF ONE DAM AND INSTALLATION OF A FISH PASSAGE STRUCTURE AT A SECOND DAM UPSTREAM OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT LOCATION AT OGEE DAM. ONCE INSTALLED, THE FISH PASSAGE FEATURE AT OGEE DAM WILL PROVIDE ACCESS TO 12 FULL MILES OF CRITICAL SPAWNING AND REARING HABITAT IN THE UPPER REACHES OF THE NORTH FORK KLASKANINE RIVER FOR THE BENEFIT OF ESALISTED COHO SALMON. THE PROJECT WILL ALSO BENEFIT SEVERAL NONLISTED, BUT CULTURALLY SIGNIFICANT SPECIES, INCLUDING COASTAL CUTTHROAT TROUT, PACIFIC LAMPREY, AND WESTERN BROOK LAMPREY. THE PROJECT WAS PRIORITIZED IN THE THE LOWER COLUMBIA CHUM SALMON STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN SAP AND IS SUPPORTED BY THE USFWS AND NOAA, AMONG OTHER LOCAL AND FEDERAL PARTNERS. | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | STATE OF OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE | $3.2M | — |
| HENRY HAGG RESERVOIR VISITOR CENTER/OFFICE REPLACEMENT | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF | $1.7M | — |
| AWARD PURPOSE: THIS AGREEMENT WILL COST SHARE FUNDING TO OPERATE AND MAINTAIN THE PUBLIC OUTDOOR RECREATION PROGRAM FOR RECLAMATION AT HENRY HAGG RESERVOIR FOR FIVE YEARS, 2025-2030. LEASE AGREEMENT NO. 14-06-100-7961 CURRENTLY EXISTS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON AND EXPIRES IN 2029. THIS CURRENT AGREEMENT IS FOR ADMINISTRATION OF HENRY HAGG RESERVOIR FOR PUBLIC OUTDOOR RECREATION USE AND FOR FISH AND WILDLIFE ENHANCEMENT, AND FOR BOTH AGENCIES TO ENTER INTO COST SHARE AGREEMENTS FOR THE OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE OF FEDERAL LANDS AT HENRY HAGG RESERVOIR UNDER TITLE 28 AUTHORITY.ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: PAY SEASONAL AND PERMANENT STAFF SALARIES TO CONTRACT, INFORM, EDUCATE THE PUBLIC AS WELL AS ENFORCE PARK REGULATIONS. THE RECIPIENT WILL ALSO PERFORM FACILITY AND TRAIL MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR, EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE AND RENTAL, WEE AND BRUSH REMOVAL, FACILITY RENTAL AND CLEANING, AND COVER UTILITY BILLS.EXPECTED DELIVERABLES OR OUTCOMES: THIS AGREEMENT WILL ENSURE THAT THE FACILITIES AT THE RESERVOIR ARE MAINTAINED AND STAFF IS AVAILABLE TO ASSIST THE PUBLIC TO ENSURE A SAFE ENVIRONMENT FOR RECREATION.INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE PUBLIC PURPOSE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO PROVIDE A SAFE RECREATION AREA FOR THE PUBLIC TO UTILIZE AT HENRY HAGG RESERVOIR. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES (IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT TIME OF AWARD): N A | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF | $1.5M | — |
| PRINEVILLE RESERVOIR RESORT IMPROVEMENTS | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | STATE PARKS AND RECREATION, OREGON DEPARTMENT OF | $927K | — |
| 1 AWARD PURPOSE THE LANGELL VALLEY AND THE LOST RIVER WATERSHED IS ONE OF THE DRIEST WATERSHEDS WITHIN THE KLAMATH PROJECT, WHERE AGING AND OUTDATED INFRASTRUCTURE CREATES UNNECESSARY WATER LOSS THE PROPOSED SCOPE OF WORK WILL IDENTIFY OPPORTUNITIES TO MODERNIZE IRRIGATION INFRASTRUCE IN DISTRICT IN A MANNER TO HELPS TO ADDRESS THESE AGRICULTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL WATER NEEDS THE DISTRICT S AGING INFRASTRUCTURE EXACERBATES WATER SUPPLY CHALLENGES WHILE CREATING OPERATIONAL INEFFICIENCIES WATER SHORTAGES LIMIT PATRONS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AND HAVE ECONOMIC IMPACTS FOR PATRONS AND THE LOCAL ECONOMY COMPETING AGRICULTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL WATER DEMANDS IN CLEAR LAKE RESERVOIR, ON OF THE DISTRICT S WATER2 ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED THIS PROJECT WILL DEVELOP PLANS FOR WATER MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES THAT WILLINFORM STRATEGIC PLANNING AND ON THE GROUND PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION FOR THE DISTRICT THERE ARE TWOPHASES PROPOSED UNDER THIS SCOPE OF WORK PHASE I INITIAL ASSESSMENT AND EARLY ACTION PROJECTIDENTIFICATION, AND PHASE II MODERNIZATION ASSESSMENTS AND MODERNIZATION STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT PHASE II IS DEPENDENT ON THE FINDINGS FROM PHASE I, AND THE WORK IN PHASE II WILL BE SCALED TO THEAVAILABLE BUDGET THE DISTRICT ANTICIPATES CONTRACTING WITH FARMERS CONSERVATION ALLIANCE CONTRACTOR TO COMPLETE THIS WORK VIA THE IRRIGATION MODERNIZATION PROGRAM IMP 3 EXPECTED DELIVERABLE OR OUTCOME THIS PROJECT WILL IDENTIFY A PATH FOR THE DISTRICT TO MODERNIZE ITS INFRASTRUCTURE AND QUANTIFY THEASSOCIATED BENEFITS MODERNIZING THIS INFRASTRUCTURE COULD CREATE SHORT AND LONG TERM BENEFITS TOTHE DISTRICT, THE KLAMATH BASIN AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITY, AND TO SOCIETY AT LARGE IN THE SHORT TERM,INVESTMENTS IN MODERNIZED INFRASTRUCTURE WILL SUPPORT JOBS AND INCOME IN CONSTRUCTION AND RELATEDSECTORS IN THE LONG TERM, MODERNIZED INFRASTRUCTURE WILL IMPROVE WATER SAVINGS ENERGYSAVINGS IMPROVED WATER QUALITY AND DECREASED OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE COSTS 4 INTENDED BENEFICIARY IES THE PROPOSED PROJECT WILL HELP TO ADDRESS AGRICULTURAL WATER NEEDS AS THE DISTRICT NAVIGATESFLUCTUATING WATER SUPPLIES CURRENT AND FUTURE WATER SUPPLY VARIABILITY HIGHLIGHTS THE NEED FORIMPROVED WATER EFFICIENCY THE PROPOSED PROJECT ALSO OFFERS THE POTENTIAL TO ADDRESS ENVIRONMENTALWATER NEEDS, AS HIGHER WATER LEVELS IN CLEAR LAKE RESERVOIR WOULD BENEFIT THELOST RIVER SUCKER AND SHORTNOSE SUCKER 5 SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES THERE ARE NO SUBRECIPIENTS FOR THIS AGREEMENT | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | LANGELL VALLEY IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $400K | — |
| SURVEYING IDIQ TASK ORDER DAM SAFETY | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | S&F LAND SERVICES, LLC | $183K | — |
| IGF::OT::IGF ELECTRICAL UTILITY SERVICES, RIRIE DAM LOCATIONS: FIELD STATION, JUNIPER LAUNCH, OPPOSITE DUMP STATION, SAND CREEK, WILLOW CREEK, AND RIRIE FLOOD CONTROL | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | PACIFICORP | $181K | — |
| CLEAR LAKE & GERBER DAM OPERATIONS SUPPORT | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | LANGELL VALLEY IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $116K | — |
| JEFFERSON COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT - HAYSTACK RESERVOIR/DAM | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | COUNTY OF JEFFERSON | $56K | — |
| LAW ENFORCEMENT SECURITY SURVEILLANCE PATROL SERVICE, HAYSTACK RESERVOIR, MADRAS, OREGON (JACKSON COUNTY). BASE YEAR, PLUS FOUR (4) 12-MONTH OPTION PERIODS. BASE YEAR 9/10/2018-8/31/2019, OYI 9/1/2019-8/31/2020, OYII 9/1/2020-8/31/2021, OYIII 9/1/2021-8/31/2022, OYIV 9/1/2022-8/31/2023 | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | COUNTY OF JEFFERSON | $37K | — |
| THE PURPOSE OF THIS REQUIREMENT IS TO INSTALL AND CONFIGURE A PASSIVE INTEGRATED TRANSPONDER (PIT) TAG ANTENNA ARRAY SYSTEM AT THE KENO DAM FISH LADDER TO SUPPORT FISH PASSAGE MONITORING AND DATA COLLECTION. | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | BIOMARK LLC | $21K | — |
| SCOGGINS DAM TRAFFIC CONTROL PLAN - RENTAL OF TWO PORTABLE TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNALS FOR DRILLING PROJECT SCOGGINS DAM | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | HIGHWAY SPECIALTIES, LLC | $9K | — |
| ASL INTERPRETER FOR TRAVEL TO OCHOCO DAM | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | PRESCIENT TECHNOLOGIES, LLC | $7K | — |
| UFO RATIFICATION FOR EMERGENCY BANK REPAIR AT MCKAY RESERVOIR | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | JB CONTRACTORS, LLC | $3K | — |
| THE SCOPE OF WORK UNDER THIS AGREEMENT IS TO CONDUCT DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, AND COMMISSIONING OF A HORIZONTAL FISH SCREEN BELOW THE HEADWORKS OF THE TRUCKEE CANAL AT DERBY DAM. THE FISH SCREEN IS A SYSTEM OF COMPONENTS WHICH IS MADE UP OF THE FISH SCREEN STRUCTURE AND APPURTENANCES. COMPONENTS THAT MAKE UP THE FISH SCREEN STRUCTURE INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO, THE ATTENUATION BAY, TAPER WALLS, SCREEN MATERIAL, AND WEIR WALLS. THE APPURTENANT STRUCTURES INCLUDE INLET FLUMES, GATE STRUCTURES, FISH RETURN STRUCTURES, CONVEYANCE FLUMES, BYPASS STRUCTURES, AS WELL AS BUILDINGS AND OTHER STRUCTURE REQUIRED FOR THE PROPER OPERATION OF THE FISH SCREEN. | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | FARMERS CONSERVATION ALLIANCE | $33.1M | — |
| NORTH UNIT IRRIGATION DISTRICT (NUID) WILL REPLACE THE EXISTING, ROTARY DRUM FISH SCREENS WITH UPGRADED, FLAT PLATE SCREENS AND A TRAVELING SCREEN CLEANING SYSTEM AT THE BEND HEADWORKS, LOCATED AT THE NUID MAIN CANAL INTAKE ON THE MAINSTEM OF THE DESCHUTES RIVER, IN BEND, OREGON. THE DESCHUTES RIVER IS HOME TO BROWN AND RAINBOW TROUT, THE RARE BROOK TROUT, WHITEFISH, AND TRANSIENT FINGERLING COHO AND KOKANEE FROM WICKIUP RESERVOIR, A BUREAU OF RECLAMATION PROJECT. THE EXISTING FISH SCREENS WERE INSTALLED IN THE 1940S AND FISH ARE REGULARLY ENTRAINED IN THE EXISTING SCREENS DUE TO THEIR DESIGN AND AGE. THE DESIGN OF THE NEW SCREENS WILL SLOW THE APPROACH VELOCITY, SHRINK THE MESH SIZE OF THE SCREEN, AND PROVIDE A SAFE PATH FOR FISH TO THE FISH LADDER. THIS PROJECT IS ONE ELEMENT OF A LARGER REGIONAL EFFORT BY IRRIGATION DISTRICTS IN CENTRAL OREGON TO MODERNIZE AND IMPROVE AGING INFRASTRUCTURE TO CONSERVE WATER AND IMPROVE CONDITIONS FOR AQUATIC SPECIES. | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | NORTH UNIT IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $6.0M | — |
| THE OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE (ODFW) WILL CONSTRUCT FISH PASSAGE IMPROVEMENTS TO THE KENO DAM, LOCATED ON THE KLAMATH RIVER IN OREGON. THE KENO DAM WILL BE A MAJOR IMPEDIMENT TO FISH PASSAGE ON THE KLAMATH RIVER FOLLOWING REMOVAL OF THE LOWER 4 DAMS (COMPLETION BY FALL 2024). THE FISH LADDER AT KENO DAM WAS CONSTRUCTED IN 1968, AND NO UPGRADES HAVE BEEN MADE SINCE ITS CONSTRUCTION. CONSEQUENTLY, THE STRUCTURE NEEDS REPAIRS AND WAS NOT DESIGNED TO MEET MULTIPLE SPECIES PASSAGE, INCLUDING ESA-LISTED SALMON AND SUCKERS. FISH PASSAGE HAS BEEN EVALUATED BY RECLAMATION, OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE (ODFW), AND FERC. ODFW DEVELOPED A PRIORITIZED LIST OF REPAIRS, IMPROVEMENTS, AND UPGRADES TO PROVIDE FISH PASSAGE FOR SEVERAL SPECIES. ODFW AND RECLAMATION HAVE CONVENED A MULTI-AGENCY AND STAKEHOLDER WORKING GROUP TO ASSESS BIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS AND EVALUATIONS TO BETTER INFORM UP- AND DOWNSTREAM PASSAGE AS WELL AS DAM FISH LADDER MODIFICATIONS NEEDED TO IMPROVE PASSAGE. | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | STATE OF OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE | $4.1M | — |
| AWARD PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO REPLACE AND UPGRADE HOWARD PRAIRIE RESORT MARINA TO MEET ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS AND PROVIDE 154 BOAT SLIPS FOR BOATING PURPOSES TO THE RECREATING PUBLIC. THIS AGREEMENT WILL ALSO REPAVE THE RESORT FACILITY TO PROVIDE SAFE DRIVING AND WALKING SURFACES TO THE PUBLIC FOR CAMPING, DAY-USE, BOATING, AND FISHING. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: THIS PROJECT WILL COMPLETE THE NEXT PHASE IN THE REDESIGN OF THE HOWARD PRAIRIE RESORTS ACCESSIBLE MARINA AND WILL ALSO REPAVE THE REPOST. THIS PROJECT WILL ADD ACCESSIBLE FINGER FLOATS THAT CONNECT THE MAIN DOCK CREATING 165 BOAT SLIPS. THE PROJECT WILL ALSO RE-PAVE THE ENTIRE RESORT PROPERTY INCLUDING TWO CAMPGROUND LOOPS, DAY USE PARKING, BOAT TRAILER PARKING AND THE ACCESSIBLE FISHING PIER TRAIL. EXPECTED DELIVERABLES OR OUTCOMES: THE EXPECTED OUTCOME OF THIS PROJECT IS INCREASED ACCESS TO THE RESERVOIR BY ALLOWING BOAT ACCESS DURING DRY YEARS AND INCREASED AND IMPROVED ACCESS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES THROUGH THE ACCESSIBILITY IMPROVEMENTS. INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: RECREATING PUBLIC, INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES (IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT TIME OF AWARD): NONE KNOWN | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | JACKSON, COUNTY OF | $1.1M | — |
| PROJECT ABSTRACT TEMPLATEAWARD PURPOSE: ALL PROJECTS ARE REQUIRED TO MEET PUBLIC PURPOSE. THE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IS TO REPAIR AND REPLACE RECLAMATION OWNED AGING INFRASTRUCTURE AND ASSETS TO MEET PUBLIC DEMAND FOR PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY. UNDER AGREEMENT 10-07-10-L1766, PARK BOUNDARIES ARE DEFINED FOR USE OF THE FA FUNDS. THE FA IS ONLY AUTHORIZED FOR USE ON THESE ASSETS AND INFRASTRUCTURE WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF THE PARK SITE AREA AND ONLY ON U.S. VESTED ASSETS PER THE REQUIREMENTS SET FORTH UNDER PL 89-72. THE NON-FEDERAL PUBLIC ENTITY MUST ONLY USE THESE FUNDS SET FORTH UNDER THE DEFINED MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT TO MAINTAIN, REPLACE AGING INFRASTRUCTURE, AND REPAIR ASSETS TO MEET PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY REQUIREMENTS.ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: THE OPRD STAFF WILL OPERATE AND MAINTAIN RECLAMATIONS OUTDOOR RECREATION FACILITIES FOR THE PUBLIC AT PRINEVILLE RESERVOIR DAILY. THE O M OBJECTIVES ARE TO MONITOR, MAINTAIN, PROTECT THE RESOURCE(S), PROVIDE SAFE, CLEAN FACILITIES AND ACCESS TO THE RECREATIONAL AREAS OF THE RESERVOIR, AND PROVIDE SECURITY AND COMPLIANCE ENFORCEMENT TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. ADDITIONALLY, OPRDS DAILY PRESENCE ON THE RESERVOIR WILL PROVIDE BETTER STEWARDSHIP OF THE AREAS RESOURCES, ADDED PROTECTION AND ENHANCEMENT OF FACILITIES, AND IMPROVED COMMUNICATION WITH THE PUBLIC RELATED TO THE MISSION OF VARIOUS MANAGING PARTNERS FROM THE FEDERAL AND LOCAL AGENCIES THAT ARE INVOLVED WITH THE RESERVOIR.EXPECTED DELIVERABLES OR OUTCOMES: THIS PROJECT ACHIEVES RECREATION PROGRAM OBJECTIVES FOR RECLAMATION BY PARTNERING WITH OREGON PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT UNDER MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT 10-07-10-L1766, DECEMBER 15, 2011 AND UNDER PRINEVILLE RESERVOIR RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PLAN, AUGUST 2003, TO HAVE THEM OPERATE AND MAINTAIN RECREATION FACILITIES FOR PUBLIC USE AT THE ENTIRE PRINEVILLE RESERVOIR PROJECT.INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: FOR PUBLIC OUTDOOR RECREATION USE.SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES (IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT TIME OF AWARD): NOT KNOWN | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | STATE PARKS AND RECREATION, OREGON DEPARTMENT OF | $1.1M | — |
| THE OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE (ODFW) AND HOOD RIVER WATERSHED GROUP (HRWG) WILL COMPLETE THE STUDY AND DESIGN OF FIVE STREAM RESTORATION PROJECTS ACROSS THE EAST FORK HOOD RIVER, NEAL CREEK, AND BALDWIN CREEK SUB-WATERSHEDS IN NORTH-CENTRAL OREGON. FUNDING WILL BE USED TO DEVELOP 100 PERCENT DESIGNS TO REMOVE TWO FISH PASSAGE BARRIERS (ONE CULVERT AND ONE DIVERSION DAM), AND RESTORE AT LEAST 3.5 MILES OF FISH HABITAT, WHICH WILL IMPROVE WETLAND FUNCTION, INCREASE STREAM COMPLEXITY, RESTORE RIPARIAN HABITAT, AND CONNECT THE FLOODPLAIN TO THE MAIN CHANNEL. THE PROJECTS WILL ADVANCE THE RECOVERY OF ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT LISTED LOWER-COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON AND STEELHEAD BY IMPLEMENTING HIGH-PRIORITY FISH PASSAGE AND HABITAT RESTORATION PROJECTS AS IDENTIFIED IN BUREAU OF RECLAMATIONS HOOD RIVER BASIN STUDY (2013). THE PROJECT WILL OCCUR ACROSS PRIVATE AND STATE LAND, SUPPORT TRIBAL AND UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES, AND AID IN MITIGATING THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS. | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | STATE OF OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE | $500K | — |
| AWARD PURPOSE: MALHEUR COUNTY, OREGON MANAGES THE BULLY CREEK RESERVOIR AND BEULAH RESERVOIR (AGREEMENT NO.21-07-11-L5423) WHICH CONSISTS OF LAND OWNED BY U.S. BUREAU OF RECLAMATION (USBR). PROJECT TO PROVIDE FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE AREAS.ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: OBJECTIVES INCLUDE PARK STAFF FOR OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE FOR 40 CAMPSITES WITH ELECTRICAL RV HOOKUPS, DAY-USE SHELTERS AND AREAS, 14-ACRES OF LAWN AND TREES, 22-TOILET BATHROOM, SHOWERS, 4-RESTROOMS, TRASH, RV DUMPING AND BATHROOM SUPPLIES.EXPECTED DELIVERABLES OR OUTCOMES: REHABILITATION AND ENHANCEMENT OF EXISTING RECREATION SITES ON RECLAMATION-OWNED LAND IS NEEDED BECAUSE OF INCREASED USE DEMANDS AND TO PROVIDE THE PUBLIC WITH IMPROVED FISHING, CAMPING, AND BOATING OPPORTUNITIES.INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: PUBLIC USERS OF THE FACILITIES WILL BENEFIT FROM ENHANCED SAFETY AT EACH SITE.SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES (IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT TIME OF AWARD): N A. | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | COUNTY OF MALHEUR | $459K | — |
| 1 AWARD PURPOSE THIS PROJECT WILL PROVIDE A MUCH NEEDED FOUNDATION FOR DEVELOPING IRRIGATION MODERNIZATION PROJECTSTHAT WOULD PROVIDE A MORE SECURE WATER FUTURE FOR IRRIGATORS IN THE DISTRICT AND CONTRIBUTE TO THESTRATEGIES IDENTIFIED IN THE KLAMATH RIVER BASIN STUDY AND THE RESTORATION ACTIONS IDENTIFIED INTHE KLAMATH BASIN INTEGRATED FISHERIES RESTORATION AND MONITORING PLAN THIS PROJECT WILL HELP ADDRESS AGRICULTURAL WATER NEEDS AS THE DISTRICT NAVIGATES FLUCTUATING WATERSUPPLIES AND ASSOCIATED CHANGES IN DEMAND CURRENT AND FUTURE WATER SUPPLY VARIABILITY HIGHLIGHTSTHE NEED FOR IMPROVED WATER EFFICIENCY IT ADDITIONALLY OFFERS THE POTENTIAL TO ADDRESSENVIRONMENTAL AND WATER QUALITY NEEDS HIGHER WATER LEVELS IN CLEAR LAKE RESERVOIR WOULD BENEFITTHE LOST RIVER SUCKER AND SHORTNOSE SUCKER, AS WELL AS WATER QUALITY ISSUES THAT ARISE FROMLOW WATER LEVELS IN THE LOST RIVER 2 ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED THIS PROJECT WILL DEVELOP PLANS FOR WATER MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES THAT WILLINFORM STRATEGIC PLANNING AND ON THE GROUND PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION FOR THE DISTRICT THERE ARE TWOPHASES PROPOSED UNDER THIS SCOPE OF WORK PHASE I INITIAL ASSESSMENT AND EARLY ACTION PROJECTIDENTIFICATION, AND PHASE II MODERNIZATION ASSESSMENTS AND MODERNIZATION STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT PHASE II IS DEPENDENT ON THE FINDINGS FROM PHASE I, AND THE WORK IN PHASE II WILL BE SCALED TO THEAVAILABLE BUDGET THE DISTRICT ANTICIPATES CONTRACTING WITH FARMERS CONSERVATION ALLIANCE CONTRACTOR TO COMPLETE THIS WORK VIA THE IRRIGATION MODERNIZATION PROGRAM IMP 3 EXPECTED DELIVERABLE OR OUTCOME PHASE 1 IDENTIFIES ANY PROJECTS FOR ACCELERATED IMPLEMENTATION PRIOR TO COMPLETION OF AMODERNIZATION STRATEGY THESE PROJECTS TYPICALLY INCLUDE ACTIONS THAT MEET IDENTIFIED GOALS ANDOBJECTIVES, HAVE STRONG DISTRICT AND PARTNER SUPPORT, AND COMPLEMENT POTENTIAL FUTURE MODERNIZATIONEFFORTS THESE PROJECTS CAN DEMONSTRATE EARLY SUCCESS, STRENGTHENING RELATIONSHIPS,AND BUILDING MOMENTUM FOR IRRIGATION MODERNIZATION PHASE 2DEPENDING ON THE PHASE I DETERMINATION OF THE DISTRICT S NEEDS ANDBUDGET, THESE ASSESSMENTS AND ACTIVITIES MAY FOCUS ON THE ENTIRE DISTRICT OR A SUBSET PORTIONTHEREOF INVESTMENTS IN THESE ASSESSMENTS AND ACTIVITIES WILL BE SCALED APPROPRIATELY WITH THEUNDERSTANDING THAT NOT ALL OF THEM WILL BE NECESSARY OR WITHIN BUDGET THESE INVESTMENTS REPRESENTIRRIGATION MODERNIZATION PLANNING THE MODERNIZATION STRATEGY DEVELOPED THROUGH THIS PROCESSOUTLINES FINDINGS FOR COMMUNICATION WITH THE DISTRICT AND ITS PARTNERS, AND PROVIDES A CLEAR PATH FOR THE DISTRICT TO MOVE TOWARDS MODERNIZED IRRIGATION INFRASTRUCTURE 4 INTENDED BENEFICIARY IES THIS PROJECT WILL IDENTIFY A PATH FOR THE DISTRICT TO MODERNIZE ITS INFRASTRUCTURE AND QUANTIFY THEASSOCIATED BENEFITS MODERNIZING THIS INFRASTRUCTURE COULD CREATE SHORT AND LONG TERM BENEFITS TOTHE DISTRICT, THE KLAMATH BASIN AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITY, AND TO SOCIETY AT LARGE IN THE SHORT TERM,INVESTMENTS IN MODERNIZED INFRASTRUCTURE WILL SUPPORT JOBS AND INCOME IN CONSTRUCTION ANDRELATED SECTORS 5 SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES THE DISTRICT ANTICIPATES CONTRACTING WITH FARMERS CONSERVATIONALLIANCE CONTRACTOR TO COMPLETE THIS WORK VIA THE IRRIGATION MODERNIZATION PROGRAM IMP | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | HORSEFLY IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $325K | — |
| THE COLLBRAN CONSERVANCY DISTRICT LEON PEAK FEEDER CANAL DESIGN PROJECT ACHIEVES THE PUBLIC PURPOSE OF THE ACT THROUGH ADVANCING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A PROJECT TO ENHANCE WATER MANAGEMENT. THROUGH WATERSMART (SUSTAIN AND MANAGE AMERICAS 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 SUSTAINABILITY THROUGH INVESTMENTS AND ATTENTION TO LOCAL WATER CONFLICTS. THROUGH PLANNING AND PROJECT DESIGN GRANTS, RECLAMATION PROVIDES ASSISTANCE TO STATES, TRIBES, IRRIGATION DISTRICTS, WATER DISTRICTS, OTHER ENTITIES WITH WATER OR POWER DELIVERY AUTHORITY, AND NON-PROFIT CONSERVATION GROUPS TO CONDUCT PLANNING ACTIVITIES TO IMPROVE WATER SUPPLIES (E.G., WATER SUPPLIES TO DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES THAT DO NOT HAVE RELIABLE ACCESS TO WATER, WATER MARKETING, WATER CONSERVATION, DROUGHT RESILIENCE, AND ECOLOGICAL RESILIENCE) OR THE FINAL DESIGN OF ON THE GROUND WATER SUPPLY CONSTRUCTION (INCLUDING DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLY PROJECTS FOR TRIBES, INSULAR AREAS, AND DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES), WATER MANAGEMENT CONSTRUCTION AND RESTORATION PROJECTS. FARMERS CONSERVATION ALLIANCE, LOCATED IN MESA COUNTY, COLORADO, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH COLLBRAN CONSERVANCY DISTRICT, WILL COMPLETE A 60% ENGINEERING DESIGN PACKAGE TO UPGRADE THE UNLINED, EARTHEN-BERM LEON-PARK FEEDER CANAL, TO ADDRESS TRANSMISSION LOSSES ALONG THE CANAL AND CREATE A MORE RELIABLE AND RESILIENT WATER SUPPLY. THE LEON-PARK FEEDER CANAL, PART OF RECLAMATIONS COLLBRAN PROJECT, IS THE MAJOR SUPPLIER OF WATER TO THE VEGA RESERVOIR AND IT IS ESTIMATED THAT UP TO 20% IS LOST THROUGH SEEPAGE. THE DISTRICT RELIES ON THIS WATER TO PROVIDE A HIGH QUALITY DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLY TO THE CITY OF GRAND JUNCTION, TO DELIVER WATER FOR HYDROELECTRIC POWER GENERATION, AND TO PROVIDE A SOURCE OF IRRIGATION WATER FOR THE REGION. THE DISTRICTS DESIGN TO EITHER PIPE OR LINE THE CANAL WILL IMPROVE WATER CONSERVATION AND WATER MANAGEMENT ACROSS THE DISTRICTS WATER CONVEYANCE SYSTEM. THE PROJECT ALIGNS WITH THE GRAND JUNCTION REGIONAL WATER EFFICIENCY PLAN AND IS SUPPORTED BY THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES, MESA COUNTY, UTE WATER CONSERVANCY DISTRICT, AND SEVERAL CONSERVATION GROUPS. | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | FARMERS CONSERVATION ALLIANCE | $185K | — |
| AWARD PURPOSE: THIS PROJECT WILL PROVIDE FUNDING TO BE USED BY MALHEUR COUNTY AT BULLY CREEK PARK TO REPAIR THE FAILED WATER SYSTEM IN THE PARK.ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: THE RECIPIENT SHALL CONTINUE MANAGEMENT OF THE BULLY CREEK CAMPGROUND AND RECREATION SITE AND SECURE A CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT TO REPLACE THE FAILED IRRIGATION SYSTEM AT BULLY CREEK CAMPGROUND.EXPECTED DELIVERABLES OR OUTCOMES: THE ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED WILL ALLOW BULLY CREEK CAMPGROUND TO MAINTAIN NORMAL OPERATIONS.INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE PUBLIC PURPOSE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO PROVIDE A SAFE RECREATION AREA FOR THE PUBLIC TO UTILIZE AT THE BULLY CREEK RESERVOIR. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES (IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT TIME OF AWARD): N A | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | COUNTY OF MALHEUR | $122K | — |
| AWARD PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO SUPPORT THE OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE AT HAYSTACK RESERVOIR. THIS WILL ALLOW FOR THE PUBLIC TO CONTINUE TO SAFELY RECREATE AT THE RESERVOIR. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: UNDER THIS AGREEMENT, THE RECIPIENT WILL OPERATE AND MAINTAIN THE OUTDOOR RECREATION FACILITIES AT HAYSTACK RESERVOIR ON THE DESCHUTES PROJECT. ANNUAL OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE INCLUDE: STAFF SALARIES AND BENEFITS, SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS, CONSTRUCTION IMPROVEMENTS TO FACILITIES, CONTRACTUAL SERVICES, AND EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE AND RENTALS. ALL WORK WILL BE COMPLETED AT THE RECLAMATION FACILITIES TO CONTINUE TO PROVIDE A CLEAN AND SAFE AREA TO RECREATE AT. THIS ADDITIONAL FUNDING WILL PROVIDE CCPRD TO INCREASE THEIR TIME AT HAYSTACK FOR ROUTINE MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS, EDUCATE AND ENFORCE PARK REGULATIONS, AND TO HAVE MORE OF A PRESENCE TO SUPPORT THE VOLUNTEER CAMPGROUND HOSTS. INCREASING SITE VISITS TO COMPLETE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MEETS FEDERAL HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS.EXPECTED DELIVERABLES OR OUTCOMES: THE EXPECTED OUTCOMES OF THIS PROJECT WILL BE THE CONTINUED ABILITY OF THE PUBLIC TO RECREATE AT THE RECREATION FACILITIES THAT ARE CURRENTLY AVAILABLE AT HAYSTACK RESERVOIR. WITHOUT THIS PROJECT, THE FACILITIES COULD BE UNABLE TO BE MAINTAINED DUE TO A LACK OF FUNDING. INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE INTENDED BENEFICIARIES ARE THE GENERAL PUBLIC WHO UTILIZE THE RESERVOIR FOR RECREATING. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES (IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT TIME OF AWARD): NONE | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | CROOK COUNTY PARKS & RECREATION DISTRICT | $91K | — |
| THE CROOKED RIVER WATERSHED COUNCIL- WORKING IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE OCHOCO IRRIGATION DISTRICT- WILL RESTORE HABITAT AND ENHANCE ECOLOGICAL FEATURES ON TWO PROJECT SITES JUST DOWNSTREAM FROM PRINEVILLE- OREGON. HYDROLOGY IN THE CROOKED RIVER WATERSHED IS IMPACTED BY UPSTREAM DAMS- INCLUDING RECLAMATIONS BOWMAN DAM- LEADING TO LOSS OF FLOODPLAIN CONTINUITY- DEGRADED CHANNEL STRUCTURES- AND WATER QUALITY IMPAIRMENTS- IMPACTING NATIVE SPRING CHINOOK SALMON AND COLUMBIA RIVER STEELHEAD POPULATIONS THAT INHABIT THE WATERSHED. TO ADDRESS THESE IMPAIRMENTS- THE COUNCIL WILL STRATEGICALLY PLACE APPROXIMATELY 130 LARGE WOOD STRUCTURES TO PROMOTE HABITAT COMPLEXITY- STABILIZE ERODING STREAMBANKS ON 3-285 LINEAR FEET OF STREAM CHANNEL- RESTORE APPROXIMATELY 19 ACRES OF FLOODPLAIN AND UPLAND HABITAT- IMPROVE 0.22 ACRES OF ALCOVE HABITAT- AND CREATE 0.42 ACRES OF WETLAND. THESE ACTIVITIES ARE PRIORITIZED IN THE LOWER CROOKED RIVER ACTION PLAN AND HAVE SUPPORT FROM MULTIPLE GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES- PRIVATE LANDOWNERS- IRRIGATORS- AND CONSERVATION GROUPS. | Oregon (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | CROOKED RIVER WATERSHED COUNCIL | $1.4M | — |