Often, our municipal clients know there is money available, but effective timing and approach can elude them. Grants are allocated through an annual competitive application process and fund projects that reclaim or reuse municipal, industrial, or agricultural wastewater; or impaired groundwater or surface water. USBR is expected to announce new funding opportunities for construction and implementation this summer, however, building an application for WIIN funding requires substantial lead time.
Utilities that have not yet begun the process are unlikely to qualify for the upcoming opportunities, as applicants must complete a feasibility study and have it approved by USBR to be eligible for implementation grants. View All Posts. Title XVI typically includes older programs and projects are no longer being congressionally authorized under this program.
This recycled water project will create a new local, sustainable, and drought-proof drinking water supply through surface water augmentation. Our team supported the City of Oceanside in funding and executing the Pure Water Oceanside advanced water treatment AWT facility and related infrastructure.
The AWT facility treats secondary effluent from the existing San Luis Rey Water Reclamation Facility for indirect potable reuse, with advanced treated water conveyed to injection wells to replenish the Mission Subbasin.
Reach out to our team if you are looking for a trusted partner in developing your recycled water feasibility studies and applying for funding through Title XVI-WIIN and a variety of programs.
