The water systems a state has named on a PFAS funding list: what each project is, the amount the state printed, how far it has got, and the state document that says so. These are the projects with money behind them or a bid ahead of them. We cover 11 states so far: Illinois, North Carolina, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, California, Florida, New York, Ohio, Alabama and South Carolina.
Sources: Public Water Supply Loan Program (PWSLP) 2026 Intended Use Plan (2025-07-10); Public Water Supply Loan Program (PWSLP) FY2027 Intended Use Plan - FINAL (2026-07); Public Water Supply Loan Program Annual Report 2025 (2025-10). Illinois funded projects page → Open funding rounds and rules for Illinois →
| Jul 2026 | Reconfiguration of Well #4 and install transmission main to remove PFAS. Reserved through Dec 31, 2026 | $6.3M | Source, p. 29 → |
| Jul 2026 | Reconfiguration of Well #4 and install transmission main to remove PFAS. Requested, no funding reserved | $6.3M | Source, p. 41 → |
| Jul 2026 | Drill a new well and construct a new treatment plant to eliminate PFAS. Requested, no funding reserved | $21.7M | Source, p. 35 → |
| Jul 2026 | Water treatment plant for Well #8 to remove PFAS. Requested, no funding reserved | $17.5M | Source, p. 38 → |
| May 15, 2025 | PFAS Removal Phase II - New WTP No. 2 Loan agreement signed (ceiling) | $35.9M | Source, p. 17 → |
| May 15, 2025 | Well Filters for PFAS Loan agreement signed (ceiling) | $6.04M | Source, p. 17 → |
| Jul 10, 2025 | Construction of a new deep well and water treatment plant. The project will replace two existing wells that have tested positive for PFAS. Requested, no funding reserved | $12.3M | Source, p. 43 → |
| Jun 30, 2025 | New Well and WTP PFAS Loan agreement signed (ceiling) | $12.3M | Source, p. 16 → |
| Jul 2026 | Emerging Contaminant - PFAS Removal Reserved through Dec 31, 2026 | $5.65M | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jul 2026 | Emerging Contaminant - PFAS Removal Projected grant (must still apply) | $5.84M | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jul 10, 2025 | Phase 1 - PFAS removal Requested, no funding reserved | $10.5M | Source, p. 43 → |
| Jul 2026 | Design and construction of PFAS treatment system for drinking water. Requested, no funding reserved | $14.5M | Source, p. 37 → |
| Jul 10, 2025 | Construct a PFAS treatment system Requested, no funding reserved | $8.1M | Source, p. 39 → |
| Jul 2026 | Design and construction of a PAC feed system to treat PFOA/PFOS. Requested, no funding reserved | $3M | Source, p. 37 → |
| Jul 2026 | Point-of-use drinking water filtration for all households to remove PFAS, manganese and other emerging contaminants. Requested, no funding reserved | $1.1M | Source, p. 38 → |
| Jul 10, 2025 | PFAS treatment pilot testing, construction of a new PFAS treatment system, and purchasing water meters. Requested, no funding reserved | $559k | Source, p. 33 → |
Sources: Applications Selected for Funding by the State Water Infrastructure Authority on February (2024-02-20); Applications selected for funding by the State Water Infrastructure Authority on April 15, (2026-04-15); Applications selected for funding by the State Water Infrastructure Authority on February (2026-02-18); Applications selected for funding by the State Water Infrastructure Authority on July 15, (2026-07-15); Applications selected for funding by the State Water Infrastructure Authority on July 16, (2024-07-16); Applications selected for funding by the State Water Infrastructure Authority on July 16, (2025-07-16); Draft FY2026 IIJA Drinking Water SRF - Emerging Contaminants Intended Use Plan (2026-03). North Carolina funded projects page → Open funding rounds and rules for North Carolina →
| Jul 15, 2026 | Emerging Contaminants/PFAS Study Approved by the State Water Infrastructure Authority (all programs combined) | $500k | Source, p. 1 → |
| Jul 15, 2026 | Graham-Mebane WTP Reliability Approved by the State Water Infrastructure Authority (all programs combined) | $26.6M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Feb 18, 2026 | Graham-Mebane WTP PFAS Improvements Approved by the State Water Infrastructure Authority (all programs combined) | $3M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Feb 2026 | Graham-Mebane WTP PFAS Improvements (Construction) Requested, not funded | $30.3M | Source, p. 21 → |
| Jul 2025 | Graham-Mebane WTP Improvements (Construction) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $3.44M | Source, p. 25 → |
| Feb 2025 | Graham- Mebane WTP Improvements (Construction) Requested, not funded | $30.3M | Source, p. 31 → |
| Feb 2024 | Drinking Water EC Study (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 41 → |
| Jul 15, 2026 | Siler City PFAS Treatment Construction Approved by the State Water Infrastructure Authority (all programs combined) | $5M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Feb 2024 | PFOS Compliance Planning Study (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $400k | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 15, 2026 | Post-Filter PFAS Treatment Improvements Approved by the State Water Infrastructure Authority (all programs combined) | $841k | Source, p. 1 → |
| Feb 18, 2026 | Post-Filter PFAS Treatment Improvements Approved by the State Water Infrastructure Authority (all programs combined) | $10.7M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Feb 2026 | Post-Filter PFAS Treatment Improvements (Construction) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $3.66M | Source, p. 21 → |
| Jul 2025 | PFAS Pilot, Planning and Engineering (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 29 → |
| Jul 2025 | Post-Filter PFAS Treatment Improvements (Construction) Requested, not funded | $21.7M | Source, p. 28 → |
| Jul 2024 | Post-Filter PFAS Treatment Improvements (Construction) Requested, not funded (bypassed) | $22.2M | Source, p. 37 → |
| Feb 2024 | Pilot Evaluation and Planning Study (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 42 → |
| Feb 2024 | Post-Filter PFAS Treatment Improvements (Construction) Requested, not funded (bypassed) | $22.2M | Source, p. 40 → |
| Apr 15, 2026 | Yadkin WTP - PFAS Pilot Study Approved by the State Water Infrastructure Authority (all programs combined) | $500k | Source, p. 3 → |
| Feb 18, 2026 | PFAS Drinking Water Treatment Upgrades Approved by the State Water Infrastructure Authority (all programs combined) | $3M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Feb 2026 | PFAS Drinking Water Treatment Upgrades (Construction) Requested, not funded | $51.7M | Source, p. 22 → |
| Jul 2025 | PFAS Drinking Water Treatment Upgrades (Construction) Requested, not funded | $28.2M | Source, p. 28 → |
| Feb 2025 | PFAS Drinking Water Treatment Upgrades (Construction) Requested, not funded | $28.2M | Source, p. 34 → |
| Jul 2024 | GAC Construction Project (Construction) Requested, not funded (bypassed) | $28.2M | Source, p. 37 → |
| Feb 2024 | City of Burlington EC Study (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 42 → |
| Feb 18, 2026 | PFAS Treatment Improvement Project Approved by the State Water Infrastructure Authority (all programs combined) | $33M | Source, p. 5 → |
| Feb 2026 | PFAS Treatment Improvement Project (Construction) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $5M | Source, p. 21 → |
| Jul 2025 | PFAS Treatment Preliminary Engineering (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 29 → |
| Feb 2025 | PFAS Treatment Improvement Project (Construction) Requested, not funded | $35.6M | Source, p. 34 → |
| Jul 2024 | PFAS Treatment Evaluation and Pilot (Evaluation/Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 38 → |
| Jul 2024 | PFAS Treatment Improvement Project (Construction) Requested, not funded (bypassed) | $35.6M | Source, p. 37 → |
| Feb 18, 2026 | Mitchell WTP Advanced Treatment for EC Approved by the State Water Infrastructure Authority (all programs combined) | $3M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Feb 2026 | Mitchell WTP Advanced Treatment for EC (Construction) Requested, not funded | $87.8M | Source, p. 22 → |
| Jul 2025 | Mitchell WTP ATEC Design (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 29 → |
| Jul 2025 | Mitchell WTP Advanced Treatment for EC (Construction) Requested, not funded | $87.8M | Source, p. 28 → |
| Feb 2025 | Mitchell WTP Advanced Treatment for ECs (Construction) Requested, not funded | $55.7M | Source, p. 33 → |
| Jul 2024 | Greensboro Mitchell ATEC (Construction) Requested, not funded (bypassed) | $55.7M | Source, p. 37 → |
| Feb 2024 | Greensboro Mitchell ATEC (Construction) Requested, not funded (bypassed) | $55.7M | Source, p. 40 → |
| Feb 18, 2026 | Drinking Water EC Construction Project Approved by the State Water Infrastructure Authority (all programs combined) | $3M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Feb 2026 | Drinking Water EC Construction Project (Construction) Requested, not funded | $44.7M | Source, p. 22 → |
| Jul 2025 | Drinking Water EC Construction Project (Construction) Requested, not funded (bypassed) | $31.1M | Source, p. 25 → |
| Feb 2025 | Drinking Water EC Construction Project (Construction) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $5M | Source, p. 31 → |
| Jul 2024 | Drinking Water Emerging Contaminant Study (Evaluation/Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 37 → |
| Feb 2026 | PFAS Site Improvements (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 23 → |
| Feb 2025 | PFAS Implementation Program (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 34 → |
| Feb 2026 | PWC PO Hoffer GL GAC (Construction) Requested, not funded (bypassed) | $62.4M | Source, p. 21 → |
| Jul 16, 2025 | PO Hoffer/Glenville Lake WTP GAC Facilit Approved by the State Water Infrastructure Authority (all programs combined) | $20.5M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Jul 2025 | PO Hoffer/Glenville Lake WTP GAC Facilit (Construction) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $5M | Source, p. 25 → |
| Feb 2025 | PO Hoffer/Glenville Lake WTP GAC Facility (Construction) Requested, not funded (bypassed) | $51.2M | Source, p. 31 → |
| Jul 16, 2024 | PO Hoffer Glenville Lake GAC Construction Approved by the State Water Infrastructure Authority (all programs combined) | $30M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Jul 2024 | PO Hoffer Glenville Lake GAC Construction (Construction) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $5M | Source, p. 36 → |
| Feb 20, 2024 | PO Hoffer Glenville Lake GAC Construction Approved by the State Water Infrastructure Authority (all programs combined) | $30M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Feb 2024 | PO Hoffer Glenville Lake GAC Constructio (Construction) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $5M | Source, p. 39 → |
| Feb 2024 | PO Hoffer Glenville GAC Design (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 41 → |
| Feb 2026 | Chatham County WTP EC Study (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 23 → |
| Sep 2025 | Iredell Water Corp Wells PFAS (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 24 → |
| Jul 16, 2025 | Brookwood Community Ion Exchange Filters Approved by the State Water Infrastructure Authority (all programs combined) | $3.98M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Jul 2025 | Brookwood Community Ion Exchange Filters (Construction) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $1.33M | Source, p. 24 → |
| Jul 2025 | Brookwood Community Ion Exchange Filters (Construction) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $3.67M | Source, p. 25 → |
| Jul 2025 | Brookwood Community Ion Exchange Filters (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 29 → |
| Jul 16, 2024 | Brookwood Community Ion Exchange Filters Approved by the State Water Infrastructure Authority (all programs combined) | $5.8M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Jul 2024 | Brookwood Community Ion Exchange Filters (Construction) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $1.45M | Source, p. 36 → |
| Feb 2024 | Brookwood Community Ion Exchange Filters (Construction) Requested, not funded (bypassed) | $5.8M | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jul 2025 | PFAS Implementation - College Park (Construction) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $614k | Source, p. 25 → |
| Jul 2025 | PFAS Implementation - Tanglewood Estates (Construction) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $450k | Source, p. 25 → |
| Jul 2025 | Gray’s Creek Phase 2 (Construction) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $5M | Source, p. 24 → |
| Feb 2025 | Cedar Creek Area PER to address PFAS (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 34 → |
| Feb 20, 2024 | Gray's Creek Phase 1 Approved by the State Water Infrastructure Authority (all programs combined) | $7.64M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Feb 2024 | Gray's Creek Phase 1 (Construction) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $5M | Source, p. 39 → |
| Feb 2024 | Cedar Creek Phase I (Construction) Requested, not funded (bypassed) | $18.5M | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jul 2025 | PFAS Treatment Evaluation and Pilot Test (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 30 → |
| Feb 2024 | Harnett Regional WTP PFAS Pilot Study (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 2025 | TGB WTP PFAS Treatment Addition (Construction) Requested, not funded | $4.1M | Source, p. 26 → |
| Feb 2025 | TGB WTP PFAS Treatment Addition (Construction) Requested, not funded | $4.1M | Source, p. 31 → |
| Feb 2024 | TGB WTP PFAS Treatment Study (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $330k | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 2025 | GAC Filters for PFAS Removal (Construction) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $1.02M | Source, p. 25 → |
| Feb 2024 | PFAS Eval. & Assessment Study for WTP (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 41 → |
| Feb 2025 | Durham PFAS Consulting Support (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $392k | Source, p. 35 → |
| Dec 2024 | Emerging Contaminants Study (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 35 → |
| Dec 2024 | PFAS Treatment at Jones Ferry WTP (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 35 → |
| Jul 2024 | PFAS Treatment at Jones Ferry WTP (Evaluation/Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 38 → |
| Dec 2024 | Emerging Contaminants Study (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 35 → |
| Jul 2024 | PFAS Construction RO Treatment System (Construction) Requested, not funded (bypassed) | $74.6M | Source, p. 38 → |
| Feb 2024 | PFAS Study- RO Treatment System (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 43 → |
| Feb 2024 | PFAS Construction RO Treatment Sys (Construction) Requested, not funded (bypassed) | $74.6M | Source, p. 41 → |
| Jul 16, 2024 | Sanford WFF - GAC Facility Approved by the State Water Infrastructure Authority (all programs combined) | $10.5M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Jul 2024 | Sanford WFF - GAC Facility (Construction) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $5M | Source, p. 36 → |
| Feb 2024 | Sanford WFF - GAC Facility (Construction) Requested, not funded (bypassed) | $10.5M | Source, p. 39 → |
| Jul 16, 2024 | Sanford WFF Expansion - GAC Facility Approved by the State Water Infrastructure Authority (all programs combined) | $7.02M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Jul 2024 | Sanford WFF Expansion – GAC Facility (Construction) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $5M | Source, p. 36 → |
| Feb 2024 | Sanford WFF Expansion – GAC Facility (Construction) Requested, not funded (bypassed) | $7.02M | Source, p. 39 → |
| Jul 2024 | W L Brown WTP Emerg Cont Planning Study (Evaluation/Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 38 → |
| Jul 2024 | PFAS Treatment (Construction) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $2.16M | Source, p. 36 → |
| Feb 20, 2024 | PFAS Treatment Approved by the State Water Infrastructure Authority (all programs combined) | $30M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Feb 2024 | PFAS Treatment (Construction) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $5M | Source, p. 39 → |
| Feb 2024 | PFAS Treatment Study (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jul 2024 | PFAS Treatment at Rocky Mount WTPs (Evaluation/Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 38 → |
| Feb 2024 | PFAS Compliance Planning Study (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $400k | Source, p. 41 → |
| Feb 2024 | PFAS Study Water Treatment Plant (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 42 → |
| Feb 2024 | Norwood PFAS Study Project (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $500k | Source, p. 42 → |
| Feb 2024 | PFAS Treatment Alternatives Study (Evaluation/ Assessment Project) Emerging-contaminant award (100% principal forgiveness) | $400k | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 2025 | Water Service for PFAS Contaminated Well (Construction) Requested, not funded | $924k | Source, p. 28 → |
| Jul 2025 | Arlington Heights Water Extension PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded | $2.62M | Source, p. 26 → |
| Jul 2025 | Blossom St Area Water Main Ext PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded | $1.91M | Source, p. 26 → |
| Jul 2025 | Brentwood Area Water Main Ext - PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded | $1.25M | Source, p. 26 → |
| Jul 2025 | Burton Area Water Main Ext - PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded | $2.14M | Source, p. 26 → |
| Jul 2025 | Chadwick Acres Area Water Main Ext -PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded | $658k | Source, p. 26 → |
| Jul 2025 | Garden Place CFPUA Water Ext PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded | $1.28M | Source, p. 26 → |
| Jul 2025 | Hanover Gardens Area Water Main Ext-PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded | $667k | Source, p. 26 → |
| Jul 2025 | Marathon Farms Water Ext. to PFAS Wells (Construction) Requested, not funded | $7.78M | Source, p. 27 → |
| Jul 2025 | North College Water Ext. to PFAS Wells (Construction) Requested, not funded | $960k | Source, p. 27 → |
| Jul 2025 | Oakley Water Ext. to PFAS Wells (Construction) Requested, not funded | $7.02M | Source, p. 27 → |
| Jul 2025 | Old Bridge Site Water Ext. to PFAS Wells (Construction) Requested, not funded | $3.43M | Source, p. 27 → |
| Jul 2025 | Orange Street Water Ext. to PFAS Wells (Construction) Requested, not funded | $1.19M | Source, p. 27 → |
| Jul 2025 | Prince George & Lynn Water Ext. to PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded | $3.09M | Source, p. 27 → |
| Jul 2025 | Whitman Water Main Ext. to PFAS Wells (Construction) Requested, not funded | $1.14M | Source, p. 27 → |
| Jul 2025 | Wrightsboro Acres Water Ext. to PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded | $3.31M | Source, p. 27 → |
| Jul 2025 | NHC Garden Place Water Main Ext PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded | $1.96M | Source, p. 28 → |
| Feb 2025 | Brentwood Area Water Main Ext - PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded | $1.25M | Source, p. 31 → |
| Feb 2025 | Chadwick Acres Area Water Main Ext -PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded | $658k | Source, p. 32 → |
| Feb 2025 | Hanover Gardens Area Water Main Ext-PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded | $667k | Source, p. 32 → |
| Feb 2025 | Garden Place CFPUA Water Ext PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded | $1.28M | Source, p. 32 → |
| Feb 2025 | Wrightsboro Acres Water Ext. to PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded | $3.31M | Source, p. 32 → |
| Feb 2025 | Arlington Heights Water Extension PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded | $2.62M | Source, p. 32 → |
| Feb 2025 | Whitman Water Main Ext. to PFAS Wells (Construction) Requested, not funded | $1.14M | Source, p. 32 → |
| Feb 2025 | Prince George & Lynn Water Ext. to PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded | $3.09M | Source, p. 32 → |
| Feb 2025 | Old Bridge Site Water Ext. to PFAS Wells (Construction) Requested, not funded | $3.43M | Source, p. 32 → |
| Feb 2025 | North College Water Ext. to PFAS Wells (Construction) Requested, not funded | $960k | Source, p. 33 → |
| Feb 2025 | Orange Street Water Ext. to PFAS Wells (Construction) Requested, not funded | $1.19M | Source, p. 33 → |
| Feb 2025 | Oakley Water Ext. to PFAS Wells (Construction) Requested, not funded | $7.02M | Source, p. 33 → |
| Feb 2025 | Marathon Farms Water Ext. to PFAS Wells (Construction) Requested, not funded | $7.78M | Source, p. 33 → |
| Feb 2025 | Blossom St Area Water Main Ext PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded | $1.91M | Source, p. 33 → |
| Feb 2025 | Burton Area Water Main Ext - PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded | $2.14M | Source, p. 33 → |
| Feb 2025 | NHC Garden Place Water Main Ext PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded | $1.96M | Source, p. 33 → |
| Jul 2024 | Alandale Area Water Extension - PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded | $2.55M | Source, p. 36 → |
| Jul 2024 | Rockhill Area Water Extension - PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded (bypassed) | $672k | Source, p. 37 → |
| Feb 2024 | Alandale Area Water Extension - PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded (bypassed) | $2.55M | Source, p. 40 → |
| Feb 2024 | Rockhill Area Water Extension - PFAS (Construction) Requested, not funded (bypassed) | $672k | Source, p. 41 → |
| Jul 2025 | Old Warsaw Rd Water Main Extensions (Construction) Requested, not funded | $3.34M | Source, p. 28 → |
| Jul 2024 | BHI DW Construction- Emerging Contaminant (Construction) Requested, not funded (bypassed) | $5M | Source, p. 37 → |
| Feb 2024 | BHI DW Construction- Emerging Contaminant (Construction) Requested, not funded (bypassed) | $5M | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jul 2024 | GAC Filter Media Replacement (Construction) Requested, not funded (bypassed) | $1.81M | Source, p. 37 → |
| Feb 2024 | GAC Filter Media Replacement (Construction) Requested, not funded (bypassed) | $1.81M | Source, p. 41 → |
Sources: 2026 Final Drinking Water IUP Tables 1 and 2 (2026-04-01); Clean Water Trust Approves $14.9 Million in New Loans at its May Meeting (2026-05-06); Clean Water Trust Approves $244.5 Million in New Grants and Loans at its July Meeting. (2026-07-08); Clean Water Trust Approves $25.6 Million in New Grants and Loans at its September Meeting (2026-09-02); Clean Water Trust Approves $26.7 Million in New Grants and Loans at its June Meeting (2026-06-03); Clean Water Trust Approves $376.7 Million in New Loans and Grants at its January Meeting. (2026-01-16); Clean Water Trust Approves $80.1 Million in New Grants and Loans at its October Meeting (2026-10-07); Final 2025 Intended Use Plan for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (2025-04-08); MassDEP EC-SDC Grants App (ArcGIS Experience linked from mass.gov EC-SDC grant page as "EC (2026-09-24); Massachusetts Clean Water Trust Board of Trustees approves $139 million in new loans and g (2025-11-05); PFAS Table (Updated 10.7.2026) - "Current PFAS Projects", https://www.mass.gov/info-detail (2026-10-07). Massachusetts funded projects page → Open funding rounds and rules for Massachusetts →
| Oct 7, 2026 | Lincoln Street Well PFAS Treatment Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $13.4M | Source → |
| Apr 1, 2026 | Lincoln Street Well PFAS Treatment Financing offered in the 2026 Intended Use Plan | $13.4M | Source → |
| Undated | Lincoln Street Well PFAS Treatment PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $13.4M | Source → |
| Sep 2, 2026 | Chelmsford Water District PFAS Treatment Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $15M | Source → |
| May 6, 2026 | Chelmsford Water District PFAS Treatment Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $8.69M | Source → |
| Apr 1, 2026 | Chelmsford WD PFAS Treatment Financing offered in the 2026 Intended Use Plan | $13M | Source → |
| Apr 8, 2025 | Chelmsford WD PFAS Treatment Financing offered in the 2025 Intended Use Plan | $15M | Source, p. 7 → |
| Undated | Chelmsford Water District PFAS Treatment PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $30M | Source → |
| Jul 8, 2026 | PFAS Water Treatment Plant Expansion Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $15M | Source → |
| Apr 1, 2026 | PFAS Water Treatment Plant Expansion Financing offered in the 2026 Intended Use Plan | $4.4M | Source → |
| Apr 8, 2025 | PFAS Water Treatment Plant Expansion Financing offered in the 2025 Intended Use Plan | $15M | Source, p. 6 → |
| Undated | PFAS Water Treatment Plant Expansion PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $15M | Source → |
| Jul 8, 2026 | Jersey Street Well Water Treatment Plant Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $13M | Source → |
| Jul 29, 2024 | PFAS treatment, EC-SDC grant ($5,175,000). The town will use the funding for a project to extend a water main from the Dunstable Water Department distribution system to the Pepperell Water Department system at Jersey Street in Pepperell. One of Pepperell's water supply wells has been out of service because of PFAS levels exceeding the Massachusetts drinking water standard and PFAS levels at another source have been increasing. Water from Dunstable will be used to supplement the Pepperell system. (PWSID# 2232000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $5.17M | Source → |
| Undated | Jersey Street Well Water Treatment Plant PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $13M | Source → |
| Jul 8, 2026 | Yarmouth Wells 10 & 11 PFAS Treatment Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $3.69M | Source → |
| Apr 8, 2025 | Yarmouth Wells 10 & 11 PFAS Treatment Financing offered in the 2025 Intended Use Plan | $5M | Source, p. 6 → |
| Undated | Yarmouth Well 4 and 5 Package PFAS Treatment System PFAS loan project, completed (estimated cost) | $3.58M | Source → |
| Undated | Yarmouth Wells 10 & 11 PFAS Treatment PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $3.69M | Source → |
| Jun 3, 2026 | Oak Street PFAS Water Treatment Upgrades Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $10M | Source → |
| Apr 1, 2026 | Oak Street PFAS Water Treatment Upgrades Financing offered in the 2026 Intended Use Plan | $6.5M | Source → |
| Apr 8, 2025 | Oak Street PFAS Water Treatment Upgrades Financing offered in the 2025 Intended Use Plan | $10M | Source, p. 6 → |
| Undated | Chestnut Street Water Treatment Plant Improvements PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $10.3M | Source → |
| Undated | Oak Street PFAS Water Treatment Upgrades PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $10M | Source → |
| Apr 27, 2026 | PFAS and Manganese Planning and Design, EC-SDC grant ($100,000). Pilot testing and feasibility study for PFAS and manganese removal and to begin the planning, design, and construction of a treatment system. Applewood Community Corporation (PWSID#2037013) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $100k | Source → |
| Apr 27, 2026 | PFAS treatment, EC-SDC grant ($72,000). Planning, design, and installation of a treatment system to remove PFAS. Carlisle Congregational Church (PWSID # 3051006) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $72k | Source → |
| Apr 27, 2026 | Research and Testing, Planning and Design, Source water activities, EC-SDC grant ($250,000). Evaluation and assessment of source water (including for PFAS and Manganese) at existing and previously installed wells along with the permitting and development of new source water to begin the planning and design of a new treatment facility. Falmouth Water Department (PWSID# 4096000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $250k | Source → |
| Apr 27, 2026 | Providing Households Access to Drinking Water Services, EC-SDC Grant ($700,000). This project involves connection of household with PFAS contamination to the existing public water system and testing of neighboring private wells. Huntington Water Department (PWSID# 1143000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $700k | Source → |
| Apr 27, 2026 | PFAS treatment, EC-SDC grant ($200,000). The public water system will use these funds for Planning and design, and construction of a treatment system to remove PFAS. Liberty House Condominium (PWSID# 2037014) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $200k | Source → |
| Apr 27, 2026 | Research & Testing, and Planning & Design to address PFAS and Manganese, EC-SDC Grant ($2,300,000). Pilot testing and feasibility study for PFAS and manganese removal and begin the planning and design of a combined treatment system. Maynard DPW, Water Division (PWSID# 2174000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $2.3M | Source → |
| Apr 27, 2026 | Water System Consolidation, EC-SDC grant ($4,700). Plumbing work was completed that was necessary to activate the connection and consolidation of Maynard State LLC PWS with the Town of Westport’s new municipal water line due to their PFAS-contaminated well. Maynard Stare LLC (PWSID# 4334078) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $5k | Source → |
| Apr 27, 2026 | Research & Testing, Planning & Design, PFAS Treatment, EC-SDC grant ($1,000,000). Pilot study to evaluate alternative PFAS removal process for the design of a new water treatment plant, and construction of the water treatment plant. Milford Water Department (PWSID# 2185000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $1M | Source → |
| Apr 1, 2026 | Milford Godfrey Brook WTP PFAS Treatment Upgrade Financing offered in the 2026 Intended Use Plan | $3.99M | Source → |
| Apr 27, 2026 | Research and Testing, Planning and Design, EC-SDC grant ($1,500,000). The public water supplier will use these funds for research and testing for PFAS and Manganese removal to begin planning and design of treatment at two well sources and an existing treatment plant. Norton Water Department (PWSID# 4218000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $1.5M | Source → |
| Apr 27, 2026 | Research & Testing, Planning & Design, and Treatment to adress PFAS, EC-SDC Grant ($1,500,000). Piloting, planning and design, and construction of a new water treatment system to remove PFAS from the source water. Rowley Water Department (PWSID# 3254000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $1.5M | Source → |
| Apr 27, 2026 | Research and Testing, Planning and Design, EC-SDC Grant ($500,000). This project involves a Pilot testing and feasibility study to address PFAS, and to begin the planning and design for construction of a water treatment facility. Templeton Municipal Light and Water Plant (PWSID# 2294000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $500k | Source → |
| Apr 27, 2026 | Research and Testing, Planning and Design, Public Communication, Private Wells Activities, EC-SDC grant ($73,000). This project involves a feasibility study to address PFAS, including consideration of creation of a new public water system, and public communication. Town of New Salem (PWSID# N/A) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $73k | Source → |
| Apr 27, 2026 | Research and Testing, Planning and Design, EC-SDC grant ($500,000). Pilot testing and feasibility study for PFAS and Manganese removal along with the planning and design of a new water treatment plant. Ware Water Department (PWSID# 1309000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $500k | Source → |
| Apr 27, 2026 | PFAS Treatment, EC-SDC Grant ($500,000). This project includes construction items for the construction of two new PFAS treatment facilities to remove PFAS from two water system wells. Webster Water Department (PWSID# 2316000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $500k | Source → |
| Jan 16, 2026 | PFAS Water Treatment Plant Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $10.1M | Source → |
| Apr 8, 2025 | PFAS Water Treatment Plants Financing offered in the 2025 Intended Use Plan | $10.1M | Source, p. 7 → |
| Undated | PFAS Water Treatment Plants PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $35.1M | Source → |
| Apr 1, 2026 | Church St Wells PFAS Removal Treatment Facility Financing offered in the 2026 Intended Use Plan | $15M | Source → |
| Undated | Arsenic and PFAS Removal Water Treatment Plant for South Street Well PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $11.7M | Source → |
| Apr 1, 2026 | Straightway & Hyannisport PFAS Treatment Facility Financing offered in the 2026 Intended Use Plan | $15M | Source → |
| Jan 16, 2026 | Straightway and Hyannisport PFAS Treatment Facility Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $7.5M | Source → |
| Apr 8, 2025 | Straightway & Hyannisport PFAS Treatment Facility Financing offered in the 2025 Intended Use Plan | $7.5M | Source, p. 7 → |
| Undated | Emergency Airport Well and Straightway Facility PFAS loan project, completed (estimated cost) | $2.83M | Source → |
| Undated | Wells Treatment Pilots, Conceptual Plans, Layouts PFAS loan project, completed (estimated cost) | $580k | Source → |
| Undated | Straightway & Hyannisport PFAS Treatment Facility PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $22.5M | Source → |
| Apr 1, 2026 | PFAS Treatment at Hartford Avenue WTP Financing offered in the 2026 Intended Use Plan | $1.2M | Source → |
| Jan 16, 2026 | PFAS Treatment at Hartford Avenue Water Treatment Plant Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $15M | Source → |
| Apr 8, 2025 | PFAS Treatment at Hartford Avenue WTP Financing offered in the 2025 Intended Use Plan | $15M | Source, p. 7 → |
| Undated | PFAS Treatment at Hartford Avenue Water Treatment Plant PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $30M | Source → |
| Apr 1, 2026 | PFAS Removal Treatment Facilities Financing offered in the 2026 Intended Use Plan | $15M | Source → |
| Jul 8, 2025 | PFAS treatment, EC-SDC grant ($1,000,000).The public water system will use these funds for the construction and installation of treatment facilities to remove PFAS from several water system wells. Centerville Osterville Marstons Mills Water Department (PWSID# 4020002) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $1M | Source → |
| Apr 1, 2026 | Mizaras PFAS Treatment Financing offered in the 2026 Intended Use Plan | $3.4M | Source → |
| Jan 16, 2026 | East Grove Street Water Treatment Plant Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $7.5M | Source → |
| Undated | East Grove Street Water Treatment Plant PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $22.5M | Source → |
| Undated | Research & Testing, Planning & Design, Consolidation, and Private Wells Activities, EC-SDC grant ($1,725,000). The public water system will use these funds for sampling and an extension of the Middleborough municipal water supply to address PFAS and Manganese contamination at two existing PWS (Jakes Path, PWS #4182018 and SEMASS, PWS #4250007) and among residences currently relying on private well water. Middleborough Water Department (PWSID# 4182000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $1.73M | Source → |
| Apr 1, 2026 | Hillman PFAS Water Treatment Facility Financing offered in the 2026 Intended Use Plan | $15M | Source → |
| Undated | Adamsdale Well PFAS Treatment Facility PFAS loan project, completed (estimated cost) | $4.54M | Source → |
| Undated | McKeon PFAS Water Treatment Facility PFAS loan project, completed (estimated cost) | $7.25M | Source → |
| Apr 1, 2026 | Sudbury Wells 4&6 PFAS Removal Financing offered in the 2026 Intended Use Plan | $8.41M | Source → |
| Undated | Raymond Road Water Treatment Plant PFAS Treatment PFAS loan project, completed (estimated cost) | $3.31M | Source → |
| Undated | East Street Water Treatment Plant PFAS Treatment PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $7.25M | Source → |
| Jan 16, 2026 | Wading River Water Treatment Plant Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $15M | Source → |
| Nov 5, 2025 | Wading River Water Treatment Plant Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $15M | Source → |
| Undated | Wading River Water Treatment Plant PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $30M | Source → |
| Jan 16, 2026 | Tri-Town Regional Water Treatment Plant Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $10M | Source → |
| Jan 16, 2026 | Tri-Town Regional Water Treatment Plant Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $3.2M | Source → |
| Jan 16, 2026 | Tri-Town Regional Water Treatment Plant Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $6.8M | Source → |
| Undated | Tri-Town Regional Water Treatment Plant PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $47.5M | Source → |
| Undated | Tri-Town Regional Water Treatment Plant PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $15.2M | Source → |
| Undated | Tri-Town Regional Water Treatment Plant PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $32.3M | Source → |
| Jan 16, 2026 | Franklin Hayward Street Water Treatment Improvements Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $3.69M | Source → |
| Undated | Franklin Well 7/7A PFAS Treatment PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $5.56M | Source → |
| Undated | Franklin Hayward Street Water Treatment Plant Improvements PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $18.7M | Source → |
| Jan 16, 2026 | East Street and Worcester Street PFAS Treatment Upgrades Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $4.19M | Source → |
| Nov 5, 2025 | East Street and Worcester Street PFAS Treatment Upgrades Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $15M | Source → |
| Apr 8, 2025 | East St. and Worcester St. PFAS Treatment Upgrades Financing offered in the 2025 Intended Use Plan | $8M | Source, p. 7 → |
| Undated | East St. and Worcester St. PFAS Treatment Upgrades PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $19.2M | Source → |
| Jan 16, 2026 | Turnpike Lake PFAS Water Treatment Plant Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $10.6M | Source → |
| Apr 8, 2025 | Turnpike Lake PFAS Water Treatment Plant Financing offered in the 2025 Intended Use Plan | $10.6M | Source, p. 7 → |
| Undated | Turnpike Lake PFAS Water Treatment Plant PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $25.6M | Source → |
| Jan 16, 2026 | Wells 2 and 4 Water Treatment Plant Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $6.44M | Source → |
| Undated | Wells 2 and 4 Water Treatment Plant PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $31.4M | Source → |
| Jan 16, 2026 | Home Farm Water Treatment Plant PFAS Treatment Upgrades Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $807k | Source → |
| Apr 8, 2025 | Home Farm WTP PFAS Treatment Upgrades Financing offered in the 2025 Intended Use Plan | $3.5M | Source, p. 7 → |
| Undated | Home Farm Water Treatment Plant PFAS Treatment Upgrades PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $15.8M | Source → |
| Jan 16, 2026 | Blackstone Water Treatment Plant Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $5.25M | Source → |
| Jul 8, 2025 | Manganese and PFAS Treatment, EC-SDC grant ($1,200,000). The town’s public water system will use the funds to construct a new water treatment plant for manganese and PFAS treatment. Uxbridge DPW Water Division (PWSID# 2304000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $1.2M | Source → |
| Undated | Blackstone Water Treatment Plant PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $20.1M | Source → |
| Jan 16, 2026 | Forge Village and Nutting Road PFAS Treatment Upgrades Loan approved by the Clean Water Trust | $8M | Source → |
| Apr 8, 2025 | Forge Village&Nutting Road PFAS Treatment Upgrades Financing offered in the 2025 Intended Use Plan | $8M | Source, p. 7 → |
| Undated | Forge Village & Nutting Road PFAS Treatment Upgrades PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $23M | Source → |
| Jul 8, 2025 | Interconnection to Address PFAS, PFAS Treatment, EC-SDC grant ($850,000). The public water system intends to use these funds on the installation of PFAS treatment to an existing well and the design and construction of an interconnection with the Dedham-Westwood Water District. Aquarion Water Company (Dover) (PWSID# 3078006) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $850k | Source → |
| Jul 8, 2025 | Consolidation to Address PFAS, EC-SDC grant ($1,534,000). The public water system is using these funds on a consolidation project with the Littleton Electric Light and Water Department due to PFAS contamination. Brook Village Condominium (PWSID# 2037007) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $1.53M | Source → |
| Jul 8, 2025 | Consolidation to Address PFAS, EC-SDC grant ($930,000). The public water system is using these funds on a consolidation project with the Littleton Electric Light and Water Department due to PFAS contamination. Codman Hill Condominium (PWSID# 2037001) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $930k | Source → |
| Jul 8, 2025 | PFAS Treatment, EC-SDC grant ($51,976.93). The small community public water system is using the funds to install a PFAS treatment system. Curtis Hill Condominiums (PWSID# 3301035) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $52k | Source → |
| Jul 8, 2025 | PFAS Planning and Design, EC-SDC grant ($94,869.14). Dartmouth plans to utilize these funds for the planning and design phases for a PFAS treatment system, including non-routine PFAS sampling for evaluation of contamination and preparation of a report summarizing findings. Dartmouth Water Division (PWSID# 4072000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $95k | Source → |
| Jul 8, 2025 | Providing Households Impacted by PFAS Access to Drinking Water Services, EC-SDC grant ($600,000). The town intends to use the funds to design and permit an extension of the municipal water system to connect private wells that have been contaminated with PFAS in the Eagle Drive/Fairview Avenue area of Dudley. In addition to the engineering design, the Project includes coordination with the homeowners, permitting, and SRF construction application. Dudley Water Department (PWSID# 2080000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $600k | Source → |
| Undated | Dudley PFAS Water Treatment Plant PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $11.3M | Source → |
| Undated | Providing Households Impacted by PFAS Access to Drinking Water Services, Research and testing, Planning and Design, EC-SDC grant ($1,000,000). The town will use these funds for sampling, design, permitting, and construction of a municipal water system extension to connect PFAS and/or 1,4-Dioxane contaminated private wells. Dudley Water Department (PWSID# 2080000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $1M | Source → |
| Jul 8, 2025 | Consolidation to Address PFAS, EC-SDC grant ($1,462,000). The public water system is using these funds on a consolidation project with the Littleton Electric Light and Water Department due to PFAS contamination. Harvard Ridge Condominium (PWSID# 2037002) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $1.46M | Source → |
| Jul 8, 2025 | Interconnection to Address PFAS, EC-SDC grant ($1,000,000). The Leicester Water Supply District will use the funds on planning an interconnection to the Worcester Water Supply to address PFAS. The project would supply water via the Leicester-Worcester Interconnection, which is currently under construction. This would replace the capacity lost by taking Rawson Well 5 offline. Leicester Water Supply District (PWSID# 2151000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $1M | Source → |
| Jul 8, 2025 | Research & Testing, Planning & Design, PFAS Treatment, Source Water Activities, EC-SDC grant ($1,000,000). The public water system will use these funds for pilot testing and design of PFAS treatment and the construction of a replacement well. Millville Elementary School (PWSID# 2188004) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $1M | Source → |
| Jul 8, 2025 | Planning & Design, PFAS, EC-SDC grant ($100,000).The public water system will utilize these funds on a pilot and feasibility study to address PFAS contamination in the community’s well. Montague Center Water District (PWSID# 1192003) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $100k | Source → |
| Jul 8, 2025 | Interconnection to Address PFAS, EC-SDC grant ($350,000). The public water system will use these funds on the construction of an interconnection between Old Farm Road Water Trust and the Aquarion Water Company’s existing water main in Dover, Massachusetts.Old Farm Road Water Trust (PWSID# 3078001) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $350k | Source → |
| Jul 8, 2025 | Planning & Design, Source Water Activities, PFAS, EC-SDC grant ($100,000). The public water system will utilize these funds on a pilot and feasibility study for PFAS, iron, and manganese removal. Onset Fire District Water Department (PWSID# 4310003) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $100k | Source → |
| Jul 8, 2025 | Providing Households Impacted by PFAS Access to Drinking Water Services, EC-SDC grant ($1,000,000). The public water system will use the funds on a water main extension project and connections that will expand the existing public water system to supply clean drinking water to residences impacted by PFAS. The project will also include the required replacement of the existing water pumping facility and increase the water storage capacity. Scantic Valley Water District (PWSID# 1120023) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $1M | Source → |
| Jul 8, 2025 | Planning, Design, and Treatment to address PFAS, EC-SDC Grant ($100,000). Preliminary design and installation of PFAS treatment system. This PWS exclusively serves the Town Hall, Library, Community Center, and Police Department. Sherborn Town Offices (PWSID# 3269019) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $100k | Source → |
| Jul 8, 2025 | PFAS Planning, Design, and Treatment, EC-SDC grant ($53,924.24). The public water system will use these funds on testing, engineering, permitting, and installation associated with PFAS treatment at the system’s well house. Stones Throw Condominiums (PWSID# 4300040) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $54k | Source → |
| Jul 8, 2025 | Interconnection to Address PFAS, EC-SDC grant ($45,000). The Tyngsborough Water Department is using these funds for an interconnection project to the municipal water supply with the Plaza at Pondview Place, a small non-transient non-community (NTNC) public water system. Tyngsborough Water Department (PWSID# 3301000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $45k | Source → |
| Jul 8, 2025 | Research and Testing, Planning and Design, PFAS and Manganese Treatment, EC-SDC grant ($3,100,000). The town’s public water system will use these funds on two projects; First: On research and pilot testing, planning and design, permitting, construction oversight, and construction of Cyr St./Norman Ave. manganese water treatment plant, and Second: On sampling fees for the Manley St. water treatment plant PFAS pilot testing project. West Bridgewater Water Department (PWSID# 4322000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $3.1M | Source → |
| Undated | West Bridgewater Long Term PFAS Compliance PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $3.92M | Source → |
| Jul 8, 2025 | Treatment and Consolidation to address PFAS, EC-SDC Grant ($100,000). The public water system is connecting Leland Farms (PWSID# 3269028) and constructing a water treatment system to address PFAS and other contaminants. Woodhaven Elderly Housing Trust (PWSID# 3269002) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $100k | Source → |
| Jul 29, 2024 | PFAS treatment, EC-SDC grant ($135,000). The town will fund a Pilot study to evaluate alternative PFAS removal process options at the Grove Pond Water Treatment Facility. Ayer Water Dept (PWSID# 2019000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $135k | Source → |
| Undated | Spectacle Pond Wellfield PFAS Treatment PFAS loan project, completed (estimated cost) | $6.05M | Source → |
| Jul 29, 2024 | PFAS treatment, EC-SDC grant ($2,388,000).The public water supplier will use the funds to construct a new 2.16 million gallons per day drinking water treatment facility with Granulated Activated Carbon to remove PFAS at wells #2 and #5. Barnstable Fire District (PWSID# 4020000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $2.39M | Source → |
| Undated | PFAS Interim Rehabilitation of Well Pump Station 1 PFAS loan project, completed (estimated cost) | $1.46M | Source → |
| Undated | Water Filtration Plant Construction - Wells 2 and 5 PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $6.98M | Source → |
| Undated | PFAS and manganese treatment, EC-SDC grant ($1,000,000).The public water supplier will use the funds to construct a new treatment system to remove manganese and PFAS at wells #3 and 4. Barnstable Fire District (PWSID# 4020000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $1M | Source → |
| Jul 29, 2024 | PFAS treatment, EC-SDC grant ($38,000). The town plans to install a filtration and treatment unit at the Egremont Town Hall point of entry. The town will continue testing in order to demonstrate short-term and long-term efficacy. (PWSID# 1090018) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $38k | Source → |
| Jul 29, 2024 | PFAS treatment, EC-SDC grant ($1,000,000). The Lanesborough Fire and Water District is pursuing developing another groundwater supply well off of Bull Hill Road in Lanesborough. This well will replace the Bridge Street well that is off-line due to PFAS contamination. (PWSID# 1148000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $1M | Source → |
| Jul 29, 2024 | PFAS treatment, EC-SDC grant ($18,052.89). The New Testament Church plans to use this grant funding for reimbursement of costs associated with the disinfection of an installed PFAS system, the permitting and preparation of materials, the update of the Emergency Response Plan, and the installation of an additional tap for testing the water after it passes through the PFAS Removal System. (PWSID# 4239003) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $18k | Source → |
| Jul 29, 2024 | PFAS treatment, EC-SDC grant ($150,000). The public water supplier plans to rehabilitate an existing carbon vessel treatment in order to reduce PFAS to the lowest possible levels in their water system. North Raynham Water District (PWSID# 4245002) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $150k | Source → |
| Jul 29, 2024 | PFAS treatment, EC-SDC grant ($150,000). The public water supplier’s project will include the evaluation of a PFAS treatment pilot program, design of the treatment system, preparation of necessary permit applications, and installation of the approved treatment system. Our Lady of Grace Church (PWSID# 4334035) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $150k | Source → |
| Jul 29, 2024 | PFAS treatment, EC-SDC grant ($90,290). The Phillipston Memorial Building was formerly used as a school but is now a multipurpose facility that includes Town offices and meeting rooms for local groups. The town will use the funds to install PFAS treatment and to reopen the building as a school in the future. (PWSID# 2235002) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $90k | Source → |
| Jul 29, 2024 | PFAS and Mn treatment, EC-SDC grant ($1,335,000 ). Design, permitting and construction of a new water treatment plant to remove manganese and PFAS from the source water. Pine Tree Village (PWSID # 4052025) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $1.33M | Source → |
| Jul 29, 2024 | PFAS treatment, EC-SDC grant ($69,074.46). The public water supplier will install PFAS treatment installation as a result of PFAS exceedances dating back to 2021. River Crossing Condominiums (PWSID# 3301002) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $69k | Source → |
| Jul 29, 2024 | PFAS treatment, EC-SDC grant ($71,138) The school will utilize the grant funding to design, permit, and install a PFAS treatment system using anion exchange resin that will be added to the existing drinking water treatment system. Swift River School (PWSID# 1204001) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $71k | Source → |
| Jul 29, 2024 | Consolidation to adress PFAS, EC-SDC grant ($2,036,000). Planning, design, and Consolidation of Tewksbury State Hospital (PWSID# 3295001) with the town’s water distribution system. Tewksbury Water Department (PWSID# 3295000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $2.04M | Source → |
| Jul 29, 2024 | PFAS treatment, EC-SDC grant ($100,000). The Greens is planning an interconnection to the Tyngsborough Water District which will address PFAS contamination of The Greens sources. The project includes a physical connection to the municipal water main and connection fee, materials and labor for a new hydrant, required water meters, backflow prevention devices, pressure valves and appurtenances, as well as abandonment of two active wells. (PWSID# 3301044) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $100k | Source → |
| Jul 29, 2024 | Water System Consolidation, EC-SDC grant ($4,000,000). The Town of Westport provides drinking water to a small portion of town with water piped from the City of Fall River’s water system. The proposed project will extend the water main further east along Route 6, provide a loop at Gifford Road to service an elementary school, extend along Route 6 to provide service to some businesses and residents impacted by PFAS. Other PWS to be consolidated are Alice A. Macomber Primary School, Westport Plaza, Lickety Splits, and Maynard State LLC. All PWS to be consolidated are small and disadvantaged. Town of Westport (PWSID# 4334090) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $4M | Source → |
| Jul 29, 2024 | PFAS treatment, EC-SDC grant ($198,603). This project involves conducting a 150-day pilot study to evaluate granular activated carbon (GAC) treatment at the existing Southwick Wellfield Water Treatment Facility. The facility has existing GAC vessels for treatment of ethylene dibromide (EBD). The project includes submitting drinking water permits to MassDEP to conduct and approve the pilot study, and preparing a report summarizing the results and conclusions of the pilot study. West Springfield DPW Water Division (PWSID# 1325000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $199k | Source → |
| Undated | Hannigan and Myers Avenue Water Treatment Plant PFAS Treatment PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $7.3M | Source → |
| Undated | Research and Testing, Planning and Design, Public Communication, EC-SDC Grant ($980,000). The public water supplier will use these funds for research and pilot testing for PFAS removal from groundwater wells, along with the planning, design, and permitting for a treatment system at the existing water treatment plant. Blackstone Water Department (PWSID# 2032000) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $980k | Source → |
| Undated | Planning and Design, Treatment, Source Water Activities, EC-SDC Grant ($2,000,000). The public water system is using these funds for planning and design, and construction of a new water treatment plant to remove manganese and PFAS from wells 10A and 10B. Bridgewater Water Department (PWSID# 4042000). Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $2M | Source → |
| Undated | Mill Pond Water Treatment Plant - PFAS PFAS loan project, completed (estimated cost) | $14.1M | Source → |
| Undated | Training Field Road PFAS Water Treatment Plant PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $18.1M | Source → |
| Undated | White Lodge Water Treatment Plant PFAS Treatment PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $15.6M | Source → |
| Undated | Research & Testing, Planning & Design, EC-SDC grant ($100,000). The public water system will use these funds for a pilot study to evaluate PFAS removal technologies, an alternatives analysis to compare those results to purchasing water from a neighboring PWS, and a preliminary design layout for a PFAS water treatment plant. East Chelmsford Water Department (PWSID# 3056001) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $100k | Source → |
| Undated | Red Mill Road Water Treatment Plant PFAS Upgrade PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $3.49M | Source → |
| Undated | Research and Testing, Planning and Design, EC-SDC grant ($25,000). The project is a feasibility study to evaluate PFAS removal options for the planning and design of a PFAS treatment system. Freetown Elementary School (PWSID# 4102008) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $25k | Source → |
| Undated | Groton Water System Expansion PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $12.2M | Source → |
| Undated | Greene Street Water Treatment Plant PFAS Treatment PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $4.75M | Source → |
| Undated | Chestnut Street PFAS Treatment System PFAS loan project, completed (estimated cost) | $5.61M | Source → |
| Undated | Emergency PFAS Blending Pipeline Project PFAS loan project, completed (estimated cost) | $899k | Source → |
| Undated | Fe, Mn, and PFAS Water Treatment Plant PFAS loan project, completed (estimated cost) | $24.5M | Source → |
| Undated | Water Supply Main Extension Littleton/Boxborough PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $19.1M | Source → |
| Undated | Glen Drive Water Treatment Plant and Station 2 Pipeline PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $18.8M | Source → |
| Undated | Cate Springs Well PFAS Treatment System PFAS loan project, completed (estimated cost) | $4.55M | Source → |
| Undated | Walsh Well PFAS Treatment System and Well Upgrades PFAS loan project, completed (estimated cost) | $7.15M | Source → |
| Undated | Dustin-Prescott PFAS Treatment and Wells PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $9.08M | Source → |
| Undated | Devens Water Treatment Plant Project PFAS loan project, completed (estimated cost) | $27.3M | Source → |
| Undated | Research and Testing, Planning and Design, PFAS and Manganese Treatment, EC-SDC grant ($1,000,000). The public water system will use these funds for research and pilot testing, planning, design, and construction of a new water treatment plant to remove PFAS and manganese from the source water. Meadow Woods Estates Homeowners Assn, Inc (PWSID# 4052054) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $1M | Source → |
| Undated | Village Street Water Treatment Plant PFAS Upgrades PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $3.71M | Source → |
| Undated | Water System Expansion West of Nantucket Airport PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $5.93M | Source → |
| Undated | PFAS Treatment at Springvale Water Treatment Plant PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $3M | Source → |
| Undated | South Street Water Treatment Plant PFAS Remediation Project PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $2.34M | Source → |
| Undated | Research & Testing, Planning & Design, and Treatment to address PFAS, EC-SDC Grant ($225,000). This project includes pilot testing and a feasibility study to evaluate PFAS removal process options along with the planning and design and installation of a new water treatment facility. Pilot Grove Apartments (PWSID# 2286018) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $225k | Source → |
| Undated | Research & Testing, Planning & Design, Storage, and Treatment to address PFAS, EC-SDC Grant ($225,000). This project includes pilot testing and a feasibility study to evaluate PFAS removal process options, along with the planning and design and installation of a new water treatment facility. Pilot Grove Apartments II (PWSID# 2286031) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $225k | Source → |
| Undated | PFAS Water Treatment Plants PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $29.9M | Source → |
| Undated | Hannigan and Myers Avenue Water Treatment Plant PFAS Treatment PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $7.3M | Source → |
| Undated | PFAS Treatment Plant for Wells #2 and #3 PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $4.2M | Source → |
| Undated | Muddy Pond Pump Station PFAS Treatment PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $4.31M | Source → |
| Undated | Pratts Court Water Treatment Plant Improvements PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $4.44M | Source → |
| Undated | Research & Testing, Planning & Design, Water System Consolidation, Private Wells Activities, Technical Assistance, Public communication, EC-SDC Grant ($2,000,000). This project consists of research and testing for PFAS along with the planning, design, permitting, and installation of water lines for the town of Eastham to connect up to 195 private wells and 2 PWSs (Sheraton Four Points, PWS #4086005 and Arnold’s Restaurant, PWS #4086020) to Eastham’s municipal water supply. Town of Eastham (PWSID#4086095) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $2M | Source → |
| Undated | PFAS Water Treatment Improvements PFAS loan project, completed (estimated cost) | $20.9M | Source → |
| Undated | PFAS Treatment at North Acton Water Treatment Plant PFAS loan project, completed (estimated cost) | $1M | Source → |
| Undated | PFAS Treatment at South Acton Water Treatment Plant PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $7.57M | Source → |
| Undated | PFAS Treatment at Central Acton Water Treatment Plant PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $10.4M | Source → |
| Undated | Oak Street Water Treatment Plant PFAS Improvements PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $8.19M | Source → |
| Undated | Dry Bridge Road PFAS Water Treatment Plant PFAS loan project, completed (estimated cost) | $15.5M | Source → |
| Undated | Planning and design, treatment, EC-SDC grant ($375,000). The public water system is using these funds for planning and design, and construction of a new water treatment system to remove PFAS. Whitney Estates Condominiums (PWSID# 2028015) Grant (small or disadvantaged community) | $375k | Source → |
| Undated | Horn Pond Water Treatment Plant PFAS Removal PFAS loan project, under construction (estimated cost) | $22M | Source → |
| Apr 1, 2026 | Hanover WTPs PFAS Treatment Financing offered in the 2026 Intended Use Plan | $15M | Source → |
| Apr 8, 2025 | Hanover PFAS Treatment Financing offered in the 2025 Intended Use Plan | $10M | Source, p. 6 → |
| Apr 1, 2026 | Water Main Extension to Serve PFAS Impacted Homes Financing offered in the 2026 Intended Use Plan | $6.67M | Source → |
| Apr 1, 2026 | WTF PFAS Treatment Upgrades Financing offered in the 2026 Intended Use Plan | $15M | Source → |
| Apr 8, 2025 | Newburyport PFAS Treatment System Financing offered in the 2025 Intended Use Plan | $10M | Source, p. 6 → |
Sources: Final Drinking Water Priority System, Intended Use Plan, and Project Priority List for Fed (2023-12); Final Drinking Water Priority System, Intended Use Plan, and Project Priority List for Fed (2024-05); Final Drinking Water Priority System, Intended Use Plan, and Project Priority List for Fed (2025-07); NJ I-Bank Board Meeting Public Agenda Package, May 14, 2026 - SFY2027 Water Bank Financial (2026-05-14); NJ I-Bank Board Meeting Public Agenda Package, May 14, 2026 - SFY2027 Water Bank Financial (2026-05-14); NJ I-Bank Board Meeting Public Agenda Package, May 14, 2026 - SFY2027 Water Bank Financial (2026-05-14). New Jersey funded projects page → Open funding rounds and rules for New Jersey →
| Apr 9, 2026 | Summit Lake PFAS On the SFY2027 Water Bank project eligibility list | $3M | Source, p. 60 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Summit Lake PFAS Listed "Funded" on the final SFY2026 priority list (a segment has closed on a loan) (amount is the project cost) | $2M | Source, p. 47 → |
| Apr 9, 2026 | PFAS Treatment Improvements at Morris-Delair Water Treatment Plant On the SFY2027 Water Bank project eligibility list | $13M | Source, p. 58 → |
| Apr 9, 2026 | PFAS Treatment Improvements at Morris-Delair Water Treatment Plant On the SFY2027 Water Bank project eligibility list | $74.3M | Source, p. 60 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | PFAS Treatment Improvements at Morris-Delair Water Treatment Plant Listed "Funded" on the final SFY2026 priority list (a segment has closed on a loan) (amount is the project cost) | $51.4M | Source, p. 46 → |
| May 2024 | PFAS Treatment Improvements at Morris-Delair Water Treatment Plant Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $51.4M | Source, p. 49 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | PFAS Treatment Improvements at Morris-Delair Water Treatment Plant Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 47 → |
| Apr 9, 2026 | Permanent PFAS Treatment (Additional Facilities) On the SFY2027 Water Bank project eligibility list | $5M | Source, p. 60 → |
| Apr 9, 2026 | Permanent PFAS Treatment (Country Club Facility) On the SFY2027 Water Bank project eligibility list | $5.05M | Source, p. 60 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Permanent PFAS Treatment (Main Facility) Listed "Funded" on the final SFY2026 priority list (a segment has closed on a loan) (amount is the project cost) | $5.4M | Source, p. 47 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Permanent PFAS Treatment (Additional Facilities) Listed "Funded" on the final SFY2026 priority list (a segment has closed on a loan) (amount is the project cost) | $2.4M | Source, p. 47 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Permanent PFAS Treatment (Country Club Facility) Listed "Funded" on the final SFY2026 priority list (a segment has closed on a loan) (amount is the project cost) | $2M | Source, p. 47 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Interim PFAS-Runnymede Site-Wells 5 &1 On the final SFY2026 priority list; funding status "Beyond 2026" (amount is the project cost) | $1.08M | Source, p. 47 → |
| May 2024 | Interim PFAS-Runnymede Site-Wells 5 &1 Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $1.08M | Source, p. 50 → |
| May 2024 | Permanent PFAS Treatment (Main Facility) Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $5.4M | Source, p. 50 → |
| May 2024 | Permanent PFAS Treatment (Additional Facilities) Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $2.4M | Source, p. 50 → |
| May 2024 | Permanent PFAS Treatment (Country Club Facility) Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $2M | Source, p. 50 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Interim PFAS-Runnymede Site-Wells 5 &1 Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 48 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Permanent PFAS Treatment (Main Facility) Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 48 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Permanent PFAS Treatment (Additional Facilities) Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 48 → |
| Apr 9, 2026 | Lake Stockholm Systems, Inc., PFOA/PFOS removal for NJDEP compliance On the SFY2027 Water Bank project eligibility list | $2.3M | Source, p. 60 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Lake Stockholm Systems, Inc., PFOA/PFOS removal for NJDEP compliance Listed "Funded" on the final SFY2026 priority list (a segment has closed on a loan) (amount is the project cost) | $1.02M | Source, p. 47 → |
| May 2024 | Lake Stockholm Systems, Inc., PFOA/PFOS removal for NJDEP compliance Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $1.02M | Source, p. 50 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Lake Stockholm Systems, Inc., PFOA/PFOS removal for NJDEP compliance Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 48 → |
| Apr 9, 2026 | Livingston PFAS Treatment - Phase A (Wells 1,2,4,8, 11) On the SFY2027 Water Bank project eligibility list | $12M | Source, p. 60 → |
| Apr 9, 2026 | Livingston PFAS Treatment - Phase B (Wells 10, 12) On the SFY2027 Water Bank project eligibility list | $5M | Source, p. 61 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Livingston PFAS Treatment - Phase A (Wells 1,2,4,8, 11) Listed "Funded" on the final SFY2026 priority list (a segment has closed on a loan) (amount is the project cost) | $6.96M | Source, p. 47 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Livingston PFAS Treatment - Phase B (Wells 10, 12) Listed "Funded" on the final SFY2026 priority list (a segment has closed on a loan) (amount is the project cost) | $4.24M | Source, p. 47 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Dorsa Wells - PFAS and 1,4-Dioxane Treatment Listed "Funded" on the final SFY2026 priority list (a segment has closed on a loan) (amount is the project cost) | $17.6M | Source, p. 47 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Livingston PFAS Treatment - Phase C (Wells 6, 7, 9) On the final SFY2026 priority list; funding status "Beyond 2026" (amount is the project cost) | $9.8M | Source, p. 47 → |
| May 2024 | Livingston PFAS Treatment - Phase A (Wells 1,2,4,8, 11) Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $6.96M | Source, p. 50 → |
| May 2024 | Livingston PFAS Treatment - Phase B (Wells 10, 12) Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $4.24M | Source, p. 50 → |
| May 2024 | Dorsa Wells - PFAS and 1,4-Dioxane Treatment Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $17.6M | Source, p. 50 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Livingston PFAS Treatment - Phase A (Wells 1,2,4,8, 11) Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 48 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Livingston PFAS Treatment - Phase B (Wells 10, 12) Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 48 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Dorsa Wells - PFAS and 1,4-Dioxane Treatment Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 48 → |
| Apr 9, 2026 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal On the SFY2027 Water Bank project eligibility list | $61.4M | Source, p. 61 → |
| Apr 9, 2026 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal Phase 2 On the SFY2027 Water Bank project eligibility list | $18M | Source, p. 61 → |
| Apr 9, 2026 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal Phase 3 On the SFY2027 Water Bank project eligibility list | $9.6M | Source, p. 61 → |
| Apr 9, 2026 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal Phase 4 On the SFY2027 Water Bank project eligibility list | $12.8M | Source, p. 61 → |
| Apr 9, 2026 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal Phase 5 On the SFY2027 Water Bank project eligibility list | $6.3M | Source, p. 61 → |
| Apr 9, 2026 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal Phase 6 On the SFY2027 Water Bank project eligibility list | $6.3M | Source, p. 61 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal Listed "Funded" on the final SFY2026 priority list (a segment has closed on a loan) (amount is the project cost) | $77.6M | Source, p. 47 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal Phase 2 Listed "Funded" on the final SFY2026 priority list (a segment has closed on a loan) (amount is the project cost) | $17M | Source, p. 47 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal Phase 3 Listed "Funded" on the final SFY2026 priority list (a segment has closed on a loan) (amount is the project cost) | $9.2M | Source, p. 47 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal Phase 4 On the final SFY2026 priority list; anticipated to close in 2026 (amount is the project cost) | $5.8M | Source, p. 47 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal Phase 5 On the final SFY2026 priority list; anticipated to close in 2026 (amount is the project cost) | $3.31M | Source, p. 47 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal Phase 6 On the final SFY2026 priority list; anticipated to close in 2026 (amount is the project cost) | $3.43M | Source, p. 47 → |
| May 2024 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $77.6M | Source, p. 50 → |
| May 2024 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal Phase 2 Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $17M | Source, p. 50 → |
| May 2024 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal Phase 3 Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $9.2M | Source, p. 50 → |
| May 2024 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal Phase 4 Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $5.8M | Source, p. 50 → |
| May 2024 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal Phase 5 Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $3.31M | Source, p. 50 → |
| May 2024 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal Phase 6 Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $3.43M | Source, p. 50 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 48 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal Phase 2 Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 48 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal Phase 3 Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 48 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal Phase 4 Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 48 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal Phase 5 Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 48 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Water Treatment Centralization for PFAS Removal Phase 6 Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 48 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Hawthorne Water Utility PFAs Treatment Listed "Funded" on the final SFY2026 priority list (a segment has closed on a loan) (amount is the project cost) | $4.75M | Source, p. 51 → |
| May 8, 2025 | Project # 1604001-002 (EC). Water Utility treatment at existing 4 points of entry for PFOS. Long-term loan financed by I-Bank Series 2025 A-SW1, C-SW1 bonds (amount is the bond-financed share) | $2.56M | Source, p. 101 → |
| May 2024 | Hawthorne Water Utility PFAs Treatment Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $4.75M | Source, p. 54 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Hawthorne Water Utility PFAs Treatment Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 53 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Addition of PFOS Treatment at Exisiting Water Plant Listed "Funded" on the final SFY2026 priority list (a segment has closed on a loan) (amount is the project cost) | $1.53M | Source, p. 47 → |
| May 2024 | Addition of PFOS Treatment at Exisiting Water Plant Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $1.53M | Source, p. 49 → |
| Dec 6, 2023 | Project # 0812001-005 (Nano). Addition of PFOS Treatment at Existing Water Plant Long-term loan financed by I-Bank Series 2023 A-W1, C-W1 bonds (amount is the bond-financed share) | $183k | Source, p. 98 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Addition of PFOS Treatment at Exisiting Water Plant Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 48 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Orange Twp PFOA in Well 8 Drinking Water System Listed "Funded" on the final SFY2026 priority list (a segment has closed on a loan) (amount is the project cost) | $1.55M | Source, p. 46 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Orange Twp |PFAS in Well 7 Drinking Water System On the final SFY2026 priority list; funding status "Beyond 2026" (amount is the project cost) | $1.44M | Source, p. 46 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | PFAS Treatment at Chestnut Street Pumping Station On the final SFY2026 priority list; anticipated to close in 2026 (amount is the project cost) | $17M | Source, p. 47 → |
| May 2024 | Orange Twp |PFAS in Well 7 Drinking Water System Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $1.44M | Source, p. 49 → |
| May 2024 | Orange Twp PFOA in Well 8 Drinking Water System Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $1.55M | Source, p. 49 → |
| May 2024 | PFAS Treatment at Chestnut Street Pumping Station Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $17M | Source, p. 49 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Orange Twp |PFAS in Well 7 Drinking Water System Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 47 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Orange Twp PFOA in Well 8 Drinking Water System Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 47 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | PFAS Treatment at Chestnut Street Pumping Station Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 48 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Well5A PFOS Treatment System Upgrade Listed "Funded" on the final SFY2026 priority list (a segment has closed on a loan) (amount is the project cost) | $4.65M | Source, p. 51 → |
| May 8, 2025 | Project # 0338001-010. Upgrade the existing 2.0 MGD water treatment plant to remove PFOS/PFAS from the Well 5A raw water. Long-term loan financed by I-Bank Series 2025 A-SW1, C-SW1 bonds (amount is the bond-financed share) | $1.26M | Source, p. 102 → |
| May 2024 | Well5A PFOS Treatment System Upgrade Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $4.65M | Source, p. 54 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Well5A PFOS Treatment System Upgrade Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 54 → |
| May 8, 2025 | Project # 0228001-002 (EC). Installing water treatment for perfluorochemicals (PFCs) at the 4 points of entry. Long-term loan financed by I-Bank Series 2025 A-SW1, C-SW1 bonds (amount is the bond-financed share) | $1.37M | Source, p. 101 → |
| May 8, 2025 | Project # 0264001-003 (EC). Installation of GAC Units at existing six wells to treat for PFOS and PFOA. Long-term loan financed by I-Bank Series 2025 A-SW1, C-SW1 bonds (amount is the bond-financed share) | $2.18M | Source, p. 102 → |
| Apr 9, 2026 | Netherwood PFAS Treatment On the SFY2027 Water Bank project eligibility list | $20M | Source, p. 61 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Netherwood PFAS Treatment On the final SFY2026 priority list; anticipated to close in 2026 (amount is the project cost) | $18.8M | Source, p. 49 → |
| May 2024 | Netherwood PFAS Treatment Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $18.8M | Source, p. 52 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Netherwood PFAS Treatment Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 51 → |
| Apr 9, 2026 | Arrow Road PFAS Treatment On the SFY2027 Water Bank project eligibility list | $3.95M | Source, p. 61 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Arrow Road PFAS Treatment On the final SFY2026 priority list; anticipated to close in 2026 (amount is the project cost) | $2.8M | Source, p. 47 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | PFAS Treatment - Darlington, Brookfield, N. Central and Spring On the final SFY2026 priority list; funding status "Beyond 2026" (amount is the project cost) | $10.9M | Source, p. 47 → |
| Apr 9, 2026 | WTMUA – SM-10 and SM-17 PFAS Treatment Improvements On the SFY2027 Water Bank project eligibility list | $9.1M | Source, p. 61 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | WTMUA – SM-10 and SM-17 PFAS Treatment Improvements On the final SFY2026 priority list; funding status "Beyond 2026" (amount is the project cost) | $3.96M | Source, p. 48 → |
| May 2024 | WTMUA – SM-10 and SM-17 PFAS Treatment Improvements Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $3.96M | Source, p. 51 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | WTMUA – SM-10 and SM-17 PFAS Treatment Improvements Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 50 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | AQUA-NJ: Hamilton System - PFAS Treatment - Well 11C On the final SFY2026 priority list; funding status "Beyond 2026" (amount is the project cost) | $4.35M | Source, p. 48 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | AQUA-NJ: Hamilton System - PFAS Treatment - Well 12C On the final SFY2026 priority list; funding status "Beyond 2026" (amount is the project cost) | $4.35M | Source, p. 48 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | AQUA-NJ: Hamilton System - PFAS Treatment - Well 13C On the final SFY2026 priority list; funding status "Beyond 2026" (amount is the project cost) | $3.15M | Source, p. 48 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | AQUA Hamilton PFAS Treatment On the final SFY2026 priority list; funding status "Beyond 2026" (amount is the project cost) | $19.5M | Source, p. 50 → |
| May 2024 | AQUA Hamilton PFAS Treatment Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $19.5M | Source, p. 53 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | AQUA Hamilton PFAS Treatment Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 52 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Thomas B. Conley Elementary School Treatment System PFAS On the final SFY2026 priority list; funding status "Beyond 2026" (amount is the project cost) | $1M | Source, p. 47 → |
| May 2024 | Thomas B. Conley Elementary School Treatment System PFAS Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $1M | Source, p. 50 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Thomas B. Conley Elementary School Treatment System PFAS Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 48 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Wellfield PFAS Treatment Improvements (Boonton Town) On the final SFY2026 priority list; funding status "Beyond 2026" (amount is the project cost) | $5.48M | Source, p. 48 → |
| May 2024 | Wellfield PFAS Treatment Improvements (Boonton Town) Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $5.48M | Source, p. 51 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Wellfield PFAS Treatment Improvements (Boonton Town) Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 50 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | PFOS Treatment On the final SFY2026 priority list; funding status "Beyond 2026" (amount is the project cost) | $1.2M | Source, p. 48 → |
| May 2024 | PFOS Treatment Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $1.2M | Source, p. 50 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | PFOS Treatment Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 49 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Town of Clinton - Wells 3A, 16 - PFAS Treatment Improvements On the final SFY2026 priority list; funding status "Beyond 2026" (amount is the project cost) | $8.63M | Source, p. 47 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Town of Clinton - Wells 11, 12R & 15 - PFAS Treatment Improvements On the final SFY2026 priority list; funding status "Beyond 2026" (amount is the project cost) | $7.8M | Source, p. 50 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Town of Clinton - Lebanon Well #2 - PFAS Treatment and Well Improveme On the final SFY2026 priority list; funding status "Beyond 2026" (amount is the project cost) | $4.81M | Source, p. 50 → |
| May 2024 | Town of Clinton - Wells 11, 12R & 15 - PFAS Treatment Improvements Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $7.8M | Source, p. 53 → |
| May 2024 | Town of Clinton - Lebanon Well #2 - PFAS Treatment and Well Improvements Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $4.81M | Source, p. 53 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Town of Clinton - Lebanon Well #2 - PFAS Treatment and Well Improvements Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 53 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Town of Clinton - Wells 11, 12R & 15 - PFAS Treatment Improvements Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 53 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | PFAS Treatment On the final SFY2026 priority list; funding status "Beyond 2026" (amount is the project cost) | $34.9M | Source, p. 46 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | PFOS TREATMENT On the final SFY2026 priority list; funding status "Beyond 2026" (amount is the project cost) | $5.8M | Source, p. 46 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Hopatcong Borough PFAS Removal Improvement Project On the final SFY2026 priority list; funding status "Beyond 2026" (amount is the project cost) | $1.02M | Source, p. 46 → |
| May 2024 | Hopatcong Borough PFAS Removal Improvement Project Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $1.02M | Source, p. 49 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Hopatcong Borough PFAS Removal Improvement Project Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 47 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | PFAS Treatment at CJO Plant On the final SFY2026 priority list; funding status "Beyond 2026" (amount is the project cost) | $206M | Source, p. 47 → |
| May 2024 | PFAS Treatment at CJO Plant Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $206M | Source, p. 50 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Montclair Township - PFOAS and Perchlorate Treatment - Rand Well On the final SFY2026 priority list; funding status "Beyond 2026" (amount is the project cost) | $770k | Source, p. 50 → |
| May 2024 | Montclair Township - PFOAS and Perchlorate Treatment - Rand Well Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $770k | Source, p. 52 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Montclair Township - PFOAS and Perchlorate Treatment - Rand Well Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 52 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Soons Wellfield PFAS Treatment On the final SFY2026 priority list; funding status "Beyond 2026" (amount is the project cost) | $1.64M | Source, p. 47 → |
| May 2024 | Soons Wellfield PFAS Treatment Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $1.64M | Source, p. 50 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Soons Wellfield PFAS Treatment Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 48 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Permanent PFAS Treatment On the final SFY2026 priority list; anticipated to close in 2026 (amount is the project cost) | $6.02M | Source, p. 47 → |
| May 2024 | Permanent PFAS Treatment Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $6.02M | Source, p. 49 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Permanent PFAS Treatment Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 48 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Replacement Well 20-R VOC/PFAS Treatment On the final SFY2026 priority list; anticipated to close in 2026 (amount is the project cost) | $5.33M | Source, p. 48 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Hills of Troy Water Treatment Plant (Wells 9, 10 & 18 PFAS Treatment) On the final SFY2026 priority list; funding status "Beyond 2026" (amount is the project cost) | $6.5M | Source, p. 50 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | PFOS & PFOA Treatment for Well #1 Dunn Place NJ1431001 On the final SFY2026 priority list; anticipated to close in 2026 (amount is the project cost) | $3.32M | Source, p. 47 → |
| May 2024 | PFOS & PFOA Treatment for Well #1 Dunn Place NJ1431001 Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $3.32M | Source, p. 50 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | PFOS & PFOA Treatment for Well #1 Dunn Place NJ1431001 Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 48 → |
| Jun 17, 2025 | Well 2 PFAS Treatment Facility On the final SFY2026 priority list; funding status "Beyond 2026" (amount is the project cost) | $6.23M | Source, p. 50 → |
| May 2024 | Well 2 PFAS Treatment Facility Ranked on the SFY2025 drinking water priority list (amount is the project cost) | $6.23M | Source, p. 53 → |
| Nov 30, 2023 | Well 2 PFAS Treatment Facility Ranked on the final SFY2024 drinking water priority list | — | Source, p. 53 → |
Sources: $222.2 Million Investment in Water Infrastructure Projects to 21 Counties (2025-07-16); $242.8 Million Investment in Water Infrastructure Projects in 23 Counties (2025-04-23); 2024 DWSRF Capitalization Grant Application - Base and BIL Supplemental/EC/LSL: Sources an (2024-03-27); 2025 DWSRF Capitalization Grant Application - Final Project Application Sources and Uses C (2025-07-02); 2026 DWSRF Capitalization Grant Application - Draft Project Application Sources and Uses C (2026-04-27); Amended DWSRF Federal FY2025 Project Priority List (2025-04-18); DWSRF Federal FY2024 Project Priority List (2024-05-17); DWSRF Federal FY2026 Project Priority List (2026-04-22); Governor Shapiro: $274 Million Investment in Water Infrastructure Projects Coming to 22 Co (2024-04-24); PENNVEST Announces Historic $547.1 Million Investment Across 23 Counties Making Largest Si (2025-10-16); PENNVEST Invests $288.2 Million in Water Infrastructure Projects in 24 Counties (2025-01-22); Shapiro Administration Announces $216.3 Million Investment in Water Infrastructure Project (2024-10-16); Shapiro Administration Announces the Investment of $190.3 Million in Water Infrastructure (2026-10-21); Shapiro Administration Announces the Investment of $284.2 Million in Water Infrastructure (2026-04-15); Shapiro Administration Announces the Investment of $559.7 Million in Water Infrastructure (2026-01-21); Shapiro Administration Invests $306.4 Million Across 23 Counties Through PENNVEST to Ensur (2026-07-15); The Shapiro Administration Announces $257.5 Million Investment in Water Infrastructure Pro (2024-07-17). Pennsylvania funded projects page → Open funding rounds and rules for Pennsylvania →
| Oct 21, 2026 | Received a $2,546,000 grant for a Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment project at the Culbertson Run well station. The project will include construction of a new treatment building for removal of PFAS with one ion exchange vessel train, with two vessels in a lead-lag configuration, and pre-filtration to treat Culbertson Run well and Cross Keys well for a combined 75 gallons-per-minute. A new raw water pipeline will be extended approximately 3,050 feet along Little Washington Lyndell Road to connect the Cross Keys well to the Culbertson Run PFAS treatment facility. The existing treatment facilities at the Culbertson Well Station will be used for combined well treatment and distribution, including corrosion control, pH adjustment, and disinfection. The project will address levels of PFOA and PFOS at the drinking water entry point that currently exceed the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s Maximum Contaminant Level by removing a known contaminant from the finished drinking water. Removing these harmful chemicals will greatly improve the quality of the drinking water. Approved by the PENNVEST board | $2.55M | Source → |
| Oct 21, 2026 | Received a $1,720,000 grant for a Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment project at the Turnbury Well 11 station. Work will include the installation of one train (two vessels in lead-lag formation) of granular-activated carbon filter vessels for the removal of PFAS. The treatment vessel train will be installed on an exterior concrete foundation with heat-traced and insulated piping located separately and adjacent to the existing well facility with a small enclosure (“hot box”) between the vessels for protection of the associated valve tree. The well pump will also be upgraded to handle the additional head loss with installation of the PFAS treatment vessels. This project will address levels of PFOA and PFOS at the drinking water entry point that currently exceed the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s Maximum Contaminant Level by removing a known contaminant from the finished drinking water. Approved by the PENNVEST board | $1.72M | Source → |
| Oct 21, 2026 | Received a $3,120,000 grant for a Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment project at the Cold Spring booster station where water for wells 1 and 2 are processed. Work will include the construction of an anion exchange resin filter treatment system for the removal of PFOS/PFOA. Modifications include process piping alterations in the existing water booster station building, additional treatment influent and effluent yard piping, a new adjoining PFAS treatment control building to house the PFAS treatment vessels, piping, valves and controls, and a process horizontal split case booster pump. The project will address levels of PFOA and PFOS at the drinking water entry point that currently exceed the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s Maximum Contaminant Level by removing a known contaminant from the finished drinking water. Removing these harmful chemicals will greatly improve the quality of the drinking water. Approved by the PENNVEST board | $3.12M | Source → |
| Apr 27, 2026 | Buckingham Township Hearthstone PFAS Treatment Listed for FFY2026 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan | $2.06M | Source, p. 11 → |
| Jul 16, 2025 | Received a $2,057,063 grant and a $615,089 loan to minimize the presence of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in finished water via treatment at the Hearthstone treatment facility. The project will include the construction of a new treatment facility that will maintain the permitted capacity of 400 gallons-per-minute (GPM) and will include carbon filters and transfer pumps. A 21,000-gallon backwash holding tank will also be constructed. Additional components of the project will include a stormwater infiltration pit and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) controls. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Jul 16, 2025 | BUCKINGHAM TOWNSHIP HEARTHSTONE PFAS TREATMENT Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost) | $2.67M | Source, p. 7 → |
| Jul 16, 2025 | Buckingham Township Hearthstone PFAS Treatment Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses) | $2.92M | Source, p. 20 → |
| Oct 21, 2026 | Received a $352,000 grant to install a Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment system in the school building’s basement. Work will include the installation of a 25 gallon-per-minute treatment system consisting of one granular-activated carbon treatment vessel to remove total organic carbon, two ion exchange vessels for PFAS removal, and associated appurtenances including potable water piping, a 5-micron cartridge filter, valves, sample taps, pressure gauges, and a flow meter. This is an existing system serving the approximately 1,000 students and faculty at the Lakeland Junior and Senior High Schools. The project will address levels of PFOA and PFOS at the drinking water entry point that currently exceed the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s Maximum Contaminant Level by removing a known contaminant from the finished drinking water. Approved by the PENNVEST board | $352k | Source → |
| Oct 21, 2026 | Received a $3,891,000 grant for a water-line extension project to connect and consolidate the Summer Hill/Summer Meadow and Patriots Ridge/Carriage Hill systems. Work includes the installation of approximately 5,400 feet of 12-inch ductile iron water main with fittings, approximately 336 feet of high-density polyethylene pipe by horizontal directional drilling, twenty-two 12-inch gate valves and valve boxes, and 10 fire hydrants. This project will provide more consistent system pressure, reduce occurrences of low-pressure conditions, improve overall operational performance and fire protection, as well as resolve the measurable PFAS contamination that has been identified in some of the wells. The project will also resolve operational and resiliency challenges associated with maintaining two separate public water systems. Approved by the PENNVEST board (one award covers both connected systems) | $3.89M | Source → |
| Oct 21, 2026 | Received a $3,891,000 grant for a water-line extension project to connect and consolidate the Summer Hill/Summer Meadow and Patriots Ridge/Carriage Hill systems. Work includes the installation of approximately 5,400 feet of 12-inch ductile iron water main with fittings, approximately 336 feet of high-density polyethylene pipe by horizontal directional drilling, twenty-two 12-inch gate valves and valve boxes, and 10 fire hydrants. This project will provide more consistent system pressure, reduce occurrences of low-pressure conditions, improve overall operational performance and fire protection, as well as resolve the measurable PFAS contamination that has been identified in some of the wells. The project will also resolve operational and resiliency challenges associated with maintaining two separate public water systems. Approved by the PENNVEST board (one award covers both connected systems) | $3.89M | Source → |
| Jul 15, 2026 | Received a $4,928,660 grant and a $55,889,340 loan for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment at the Neshaminy water treatment plant. The project includes demolition of a decommissioned 7-million-gallon sedimentation basin, along with construction of a new PFAS treatment building to house twelve trains in lead-lag configuration of granular-activated carbon (GAC) filter vessels in parallel, a 2-million-gallon clearwell, an intermediate pumping station and finished water distribution pump building, and relocation of the post-filter chlorine injection point at the water treatment plant. This project will result in the removal of a source of a known emerging contaminant from the public water supply. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Jul 15, 2026 | Received a $583,484 grant and a $6,616,516 loan for a Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment project. The project includes construction of a new treatment facility building at the Embreeville water storage tank site for combined well treatment for Entry Point 105. This building will house the PFAS treatment facilities and on-site sodium hypochlorite generation system. PFAS treatment will consist of one train of anion exchange with pre-filtration. The corrosion control chemical feed system will be replaced, an on-site generator will be installed, and both well pumps will receive variable frequency drive upgrades. This project will remove a source of a known emerging contaminant from the public water supply. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Jul 15, 2026 | Received a $1,477,697 grant and a $90,303 loan for a Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment project at the Hollow Run well. The project includes installation of one train with two filter vessels of anion exchange resin with pre-filtration, and replacement of the well pump. The treatment vessels will be placed outside with the valve hotbox and include heat tracing for piping. Improvements will also be made to site and electrical components that are required to integrate the treatment system into the existing well facility, as well as installation of additional instrumentation and controls. This project will remove a source of a known emerging contaminant from the public water supply. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Jul 15, 2026 | Received a $4,457,593 grant and a $272,407 loan for a Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment project at the Oak Hill water system serving customers in Lehman Township. The project consists of the design and construction of a PFAS treatment facility at the site of Oak Hill Well No. 3. The new facility will have ion exchange treatment units for PFAS compound removal, along with new chemical feed systems and a contact main designed to provide four-log disinfection for the combined well flows. Associated piping, valves, instrumentation, and site improvements necessary to support the treatment process will also be installed. Currently, both existing wells can pump 36 gallons-per-minute, but they can only run one at a time due to permit restrictions. Upon completion of this project, they will convey water to a common treatment system where flows will be combined and treated prior to entering the distribution system as a single-entry point. The proposed improvements will ensure the Oak Hill system remains compliant with federal PFAS drinking water standards, continues to provide reliable service, and is able to remove a source of a known emerging contaminant from the public water supply. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Jul 16, 2025 | Received an $11,728,135 grant and a $3,506,865 loan for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) remediation projects at the Cabot Well in Upper Merion Township and the Hall Road Well in Abington Township. The existing treatment stations treat groundwater from the wells. At Cabot Well, a new treatment facility will be constructed to maintain the permitted capacity of 1,200 gallons per minute (GPM) and will be located on the property of the existing Cabot Well station. The PFAS treatment will involve the usage of four 12-foot diameter granular-activated carbon (GAC) vessels. At Hall Road Well, a new treatment facility will maintain the permitted capacity of 1,400 gallons per minute (GPM) and will be located on the property of the existing Hall Road Well station. The PFAS treatment will involve the usage of two 12-foot diameter anion exchange resin (AIX) vessels. This project will remove PFAS from the drinking water system. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Jan 22, 2025 | Received a $7,759,395 grant and a $1,633,605 loan for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) remediation projects at the Stonehedge and Saybrooke Wells in Upper Uwchlan Township and the Robert Dean Wells in West Whiteland Township. New treatment facilities will be constructed at each of the current well locations and be outfitted with ion exchange units to adsorb PFAS compounds. The project will remove PFAS from the drinking water system, allowing for current and future PFAS regulatory compliance and protecting customers from potential health hazards known to be caused by “forever chemicals” contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Jan 22, 2025 | Received a $4,594,672 grant and a $967,328 loan to minimize the presence of Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) contamination in finished water. The Jefferson Heights Wells 1 and 2 portion of the project will include the construction of a new treatment facility on the existing station property and will involve the usage of granular activated carbon (GAC) to adsorb the PFOS and PFOA compounds. On the grounds of the Jefferson Heights Well 3 property, another new treatment facility will be constructed and will use ion exchange units to adsorb the PFOS and PFOA compounds. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with PFOS and PFOA contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Jan 22, 2025 | Received a $1,239,124 grant and a $260,876 loan to remediate the presence of Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) contamination in in the Penn Lake Treatment Well, serving Penn Lake Park Borough. The project will include the construction of a new treatment facility on the existing station property and will include the usage of ion exchange units to adsorb the PFOS and PFOA compounds. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with PFOS and PFOA contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Jan 22, 2025 | Received a $7,842,004 grant and a $1,650,996 loan to decrease the presence of Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) contamination in Lohmiller, Twin Ponds, and Hunters Run wells. The Lohmiller Well and Hunters Run Wells 4 and 5 portions of the project will include the construction of a new treatment facility on each of the existing station properties and will include the usage of granular activated carbon (GAC) to adsorb the PFOS and PFOA compounds. On the Twin Ponds Well 8 property, a new treatment facility will be constructed and will use ion exchange units to adsorb the PFOS and PFOA compounds. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with PFOS/PFOA contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Jul 15, 2026 | Received a $5,176,120 grant and a $5,879,510 loan for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment. The project will include construction of a new 300,000-gallon water storage tank, rehabilitation of an existing water tank, replacement of 1,700 feet of existing 4-inch cast iron water main pipe with 6-inch polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipe, installation of a granular-activated carbon (GAC) system for PFAS removal, and expansion of the existing water treatment building. Also, with the installation of 4,000 feet of transmission main, 3,500 feet of 12-inch PVC waterline, 200 feet of boring under state roadway, and 3,000 feet of trench restoration, all four of the Authority’s wells will be rerouted so that they enter the new GAC treatment building. Upon completion of this project, a source of a known emerging contaminant will be removed from the public water supply and system pressures and water storage capabilities will be increased. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Jul 15, 2026 | Received a $2,447,879 grant and a $27,758,121 loan for a Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment project. A new PFAS treatment building will be constructed at the Silver Spring water treatment plant within the confines of the existing property. Treatment will be provided by 12 granular-activated carbon (GAC) vessels arranged in six parallel trains of two vessels, with each train having one lead and one lag vessel. Other plant upgrades necessary to support the new GAC vessels include installation of a new post-filtration transfer wet well and pumps, upgraded backwash supply pumps, and supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) system improvements. Backwash water will be handled by the plant's existing wastewater clarifier and lagoons. This project will increase reliability of safe potable water to the community served. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Apr 27, 2026 | Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Cabot/Hall Rd PFAS Project Listed for FFY2026 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan | $9.97M | Source, p. 11 → |
| Apr 27, 2026 | Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. - Ridley PFAS Project Listed for FFY2026 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan | $3.9M | Source, p. 11 → |
| Apr 27, 2026 | Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. - Hunt, Oreland, and Flourtown Wells PFAS Removal Project Listed for FFY2026 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan | $2.26M | Source, p. 11 → |
| Jan 21, 2026 | Received a $2,261,518 grant and a $4,503,482 loan for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment at the Hunt, Oreland, and Flourtown wells. Treatment upgrades include one train with two vessels in a series of anion exchange resin filters for pre-filtration at Hunt Country well and one train of granular-activated carbon filters at Flourtown well and at Oreland well. Well pumps at each station will be replaced. The PFAS filtration trains will have a heated enclosure to house the valve trees and exposed piping, and valves will be heat-traced and insulated. The project will remove PFAS, as well as limit iron and manganese, from the drinking water system. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Jan 21, 2026 | AQUA PENNSYLVANIA, INC. - HUNT, ORELAND, AND FLOURTOWN WELLS PFAS REMOVAL PA1460073 Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost) | $6.89M | Source, p. 41 → |
| Jan 21, 2026 | Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. - Hunt, Oreland, and Flourtown Wells PFAS Removal Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses) | $6.76M | Source, p. 20 → |
| Oct 15, 2025 | Received a $3,900,704 grant and a $31,099,296 loan to minimize the presence of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in finished water via treatment at the existing Ridley water treatment plant serving 15,760 residents in Media. The PFAS treatment involves the usage of granular-activated carbon (GAC) in trains of dual vessels to adsorb the PFAS compounds. The vessels will be housed in a new brick building and include a new electrical room for pump starters and variable frequency drives. The project also includes a low lift pump station with four (4) vertical turbine pumps to push water through the treatment vessels, and a 100,000-gallon waste equalization tank with two submersible transfer pumps to facilitate media rinses and backwashes. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Oct 15, 2025 | AQUA PENNSYLVANIA, INC. - RIDLEY PFAS PROJECT Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost) | $35M | Source, p. 35 → |
| Oct 15, 2025 | Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. - Ridley PFAS Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses) | $25.7M | Source, p. 19 → |
| Jul 16, 2025 | AQUA PENNSYLVANIA INC. - CABOT/HALL RD PFAS PROJECT Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost) | $16.2M | Source, p. 32 → |
| Jul 16, 2025 | Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Cabot/Hall Rd PFAS Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses) | $12.3M | Source, p. 19 → |
| Jul 2, 2025 | Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Highland Glen Well PFAS Project Listed for FFY2025 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan | $1.47M | Source, p. 10 → |
| Apr 23, 2025 | Received a $1,473,229 grant and a $776,771 loan to minimize the presence of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in finished water via treatment at the Highland Glen Treatment Well in West Whiteland Township. The project will include the construction of a new treatment facility that will maintain the permitted capacity of 167 gallons per minute (GPM) and will be located on the property of the existing Highland Glen Well Station. Equipment installation includes ion exchange units, and two 4-foot diameter treatment vessels with a 5-micron cartridge filter upstream of the IX system. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Apr 23, 2025 | Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Highland Glen Well PFAS Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses) | $2.25M | Source, p. 17 → |
| Apr 18, 2025 | AQUA PENNSYLVANIA INC. - HIGHLAND GLEN WELL PFAS PROJECT Applied; on DWSRF priority list, application pending (amount is the project cost) | $2.25M | Source, p. 11 → |
| Apr 27, 2026 | Pennsylvania American Water Company - Berwick PFAS WTP Listed for FFY2026 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan | $1.09M | Source, p. 11 → |
| Oct 15, 2025 | Received a $1,087,628 grant and a $24,362,372 loan for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) remediation and treatment at the Berwick water treatment plant serving 6,721 households within 5 municipalities throughout Columbia and Luzerne Counties. A new treatment plant will be constructed adjacent to the existing plant and will include a buried clear well, wet well, and granular-activated carbon (GAC) pressure filters designed for the removal of PFAS substances. Equipment installation will include disinfection and corrosion control systems, a sodium hypochlorite disinfection system to replace the existing chlorine gas system, new pipeline to transfer raw water from the existing four (4) wells to the new treatment plant, and new finished water transmission main to convey finished water from the new treatment plant to the existing 20-inch distribution system. Completion of this project will extend the life of the system and ensure compliance with new regulations for PFAS. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Oct 15, 2025 | PA AMERICAN WATER COMPANY - BERWICK PFAS WTP Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost) | $25.4M | Source, p. 11 → |
| Oct 15, 2025 | Pennsylvania American Water Company - Berwick PFAS WTP Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses) | $25.4M | Source, p. 20 → |
| Apr 27, 2026 | PA American Water Company Summit Point PFAS/Mn Treatment Improvements Listed for FFY2026 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan | $3.73M | Source, p. 11 → |
| Apr 27, 2026 | Pennsylvania American Water Company - Pine Hill Well PFAS/Mn Treatment Improvements Listed for FFY2026 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan | $562k | Source, p. 11 → |
| Oct 15, 2025 | Received a $562,434 grant and a $4,484,137 loan for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) remediation and treatment at the Pine Hill well station and treatment facility in Mount Pocono Borough. The project will include the demolition of the wellhouse and construction of a new treatment facility at the existing Pine Hill well station site, disposal of process wastewater, and other related work to address PFAS, iron, and manganese in the raw water. The new treatment facility will include granular-activated carbon (GAC) adsorbers and green sand filters. New concrete tanks will be utilized for holding backwash waste and filter systems. Chemical feed system improvements include sodium hypochlorite for oxidation and disinfection, sodium hydroxide for pH adjustment, polymer to assist with manganese and iron settling in the backwash waste tank, and zinc orthophosphate for corrosion control. New 4-inch ductile pipe will be installed for raw water flow to the treatment building. The existing submersible well pump will be replaced to deliver flow through the proposed filtration and PFAS treatment system. The project will remove PFAS as well as limit iron and manganese from the drinking water system. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Oct 15, 2025 | PENNSYLVANIA AMERICAN WATER COMPANY - PINE HILL WELL PFAS/MN TREATMENT IMPROVEMENTS Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost) | $5.05M | Source, p. 22 → |
| Oct 15, 2025 | Pennsylvania American Water Company - Pine Hill Well PFAS/Mn Treatment Improvements Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses) | $5.05M | Source, p. 20 → |
| Jul 16, 2025 | Received a $3,728,985 grant and a $1,115,015 loan for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) remediation and treatment at the Summit Point Well serving Mount Pocono Borough and Coolbaugh Township. The project will include the construction of a 55-foot by 30-foot treatment building. Included in the building will be the installation of 2 service pumps, two 5-foot diameter granular-activated carbon (GAC) adsorber vertical pressure vessels on elevated platforms, a sodium hypochlorite feed system, a polymer feed system, a corrosion inhibitor feed system, variable frequency drives (VFDs), raw water piping, a blower for the air scour system, and electrical, lighting and security measures. Additionally, the existing well discharge piping will be replaced with 4-inch ductile iron pipe (DIP) from the well to the new treatment building and the column pipe and pitless adapter will be replaced. The existing wellhouse will be demolished. This project will remove PFAS as well as limit iron and manganese from the drinking water system. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Jul 16, 2025 | PA AMERICAN WATER COMPANY SUMMIT POINT PFAS/MN TREATMENT IMPROVEMENTS Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost) | $4.84M | Source, p. 30 → |
| Jul 16, 2025 | PA American Water Company Summit Point PFAS/Mn Treatment Improvements Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses) | $4.84M | Source, p. 19 → |
| Apr 15, 2026 | Received a $4,440,800 grant for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment in North Wells 3 and 4. PFAS remediation upgrades include installation of a new 45-foot by 25-foot PFAS treatment facility on the existing parcel where the Authority’s North Wells #3 and #4 are located. Architectural elements from the surrounding homes will be incorporated into the building design to make the facility more aesthetically pleasing. The facility will house two 5,000-gallon carbon filtration units to remove the PFAS contamination from the groundwater and two 1,500-gallon greensand filtration units will be installed to remove iron and manganese impurities. Both treatment systems will have a designed flow rate of 500 gallons- per-minute. In addition, an emergency backup generator will be installed to ensure continuous, safe drinking water services during power outages. This project will remove a source of a known emerging contaminant from the public water supply. Approved by the PENNVEST board | $4.44M | Source → |
| Apr 15, 2026 | DOYLESTOWN TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY NORTH WELLS #3 AND #4 PFAS TREATMENT Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost) | $4.44M | Source, p. 12 → |
| Apr 15, 2026 | Doylestown Township Municipal Authority North Wells #3 and #4 PFAS Treatment Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses) | $4.44M | Source, p. 20 → |
| Jul 17, 2024 | Received a $4,415,435 grant to construct a 45-foot x 25-foot PFAS treatment facility to address PFAS contamination in Central Wells #5 and #7. This facility will be located on the existing parcel where Central Well #5 is located. The project will also include the installation of 2,600 feet of 6-inch raw water pipeline to connect the contaminated Central Well #7 to the new facility. The facility will house carbon filtration units, as well as iron and manganese treatment units, to remove the PFAS contaminants from the groundwater. The project will bring the Authority’s PFAS and manganese levels into regulatory limits significantly reducing health risks typically associated with PFAS and manganese contamination in drinking water. Approved by the PENNVEST board | $4.42M | Source → |
| May 17, 2024 | DOYLESTOWN TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY (DTMA) CENTRAL WELLS#5 AND #7 PFAS TREATMENT Applied; on DWSRF priority list, application pending (amount is the project cost) | $5M | Source, p. 26 → |
| Mar 27, 2024 | Doylestown Township Municipal Authority Central Wells #5 and #7 PFAS Treatment Listed for FFY2024 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan | $5M | Source, p. 9 → |
| Apr 15, 2026 | Received a $2,261,518 grant and a $3,712,524 loan for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment at Well 7. The PFAS treatment project includes construction of a new treatment building. The existing wellhouse will be demolished to allow for re-drilling activities to remove materials resulting from a partial collapse within the well. The treatment building will contain one train of granular activated carbon filtration, for removal of PFAS, as well as disinfection feed. Backwash water will be stored in a 20,000-gallon on-site holding tank to allow for managed discharge to the sanitary sewer. This project will remove a source of a known emerging contaminant from the public water supply. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Apr 15, 2026 | PERKASIE REGIONAL AUTHORITY WELL #7 PFAS REMEDIATION Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost) | $5.97M | Source, p. 38 → |
| Apr 15, 2026 | Perkasie Regional Authority Well #7 PFAS Remediation Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses) | $5.97M | Source, p. 20 → |
| Jan 22, 2025 | Received a $3,173,109 grant and a $668,042 loan to address Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) and Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) contamination affecting the distribution of drinking water to customers. Wells 5 and 6 pump into one central treatment location, Well 4, where the water is treated before entering the distribution system; and, sampling of Well 5 reflects PFOS contamination. This project will include the construction of a 40-foot by 35-foot addition to the existing 14-foot by 17-foot building to allow the Authority to install filtering tanks for the removal of PFAS chemicals from the drinking water to ensure water quality and safety for its customers. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with PFAS/PFOS contamination and allow the Authority to increase current pumping rates at Well 5 to provide higher yield. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| May 17, 2024 | PERKASIE REGIONAL AUTHORITY WELL #4 TREATMENT Applied; on DWSRF priority list, application pending (amount is the project cost) | $2M | Source, p. 32 → |
| Mar 27, 2024 | Perkasie Regional Authority Well #4 Treatment Listed for FFY2024 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan | $2M | Source, p. 9 → |
| Jan 21, 2026 | Received a $913,000 grant for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment at Deer Run well. Treatment upgrades include installation of one train with two vessels in a series of anion exchange resin filters and two 5-micron cartridge filters for pre-filtration, and replacement of the well pump with the addition of a variable frequency drive and upgraded electrical controls. The PFAS filtration train and pre-filtration assembly will be housed within the existing well house. This project will remove a source of a known emerging contaminant from the public water supply. Approved by the PENNVEST board | $913k | Source → |
| Jan 21, 2026 | AQUA PENNSYLVANIA, INC. - DEER RUN WELL PFAS REMOVAL PROJECT Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost) | $990k | Source, p. 43 → |
| Jan 21, 2026 | Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. - Deer Run Well PFAS Removal Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses) | $913k | Source, p. 20 → |
| Jan 21, 2026 | Received a $1,440,000 grant for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment in the Peddler’s View well system. PFAS remediation upgrades include installation of one treatment train with two pressure vessels in a series of granular-activated carbon filters at the well station. The filtration train will have a heated enclosure to house the valve tree and exposed piping, and the valves will be heat-traced and insulated. Pumps will also be replaced at two wells. This project will remove a source of a known emerging contaminant from the public water supply. Approved by the PENNVEST board | $1.44M | Source → |
| Jan 21, 2026 | AQUA PENNSYLVANIA, INC. - PEDDLERS VIEW WELL PFAS REMOVAL PROJECT Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost) | $1.52M | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jan 21, 2026 | Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. - Peddlers View Well PFAS Removal Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses) | $1.44M | Source, p. 20 → |
| Jan 21, 2026 | Received a $6,830,000 grant for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment at the Meyers, Cranberry 3 and 4, and Rahns wells. Treatment upgrades include one train with two vessels in a series of anion exchange resin filters for pre-filtration at three well stations. Well pumps at each station will be replaced. The PFAS filtration trains will have a heated enclosure to house the valve trees and exposed piping, and valves will be heat-traced and insulated. This project will remove a source of a known emerging contaminant from the public water supply. Approved by the PENNVEST board | $6.83M | Source → |
| Jan 21, 2026 | AQUA PENNSYLVANIA, INC. - MEYERS, CRANBERRY 3 & 4, AND RAHNS WELLS PFAS PA1460069 Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost) | $6.89M | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jan 21, 2026 | Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. - Meyers, Cranberry 3 & 4, and Rahns Wells PFAS Removal Project P Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses) | $6.83M | Source, p. 20 → |
| Jul 2, 2025 | Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Perkiomen PFAS Project Listed for FFY2025 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan | $1.64M | Source, p. 10 → |
| Jan 22, 2025 | Received a $1,635,644 grant and a $344,356 loan to minimize the presence of Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) contamination in Perkiomen Township. The project will include the construction of a new treatment facility on the existing Cranberry Well 2 Water Treatment Plant property and will include the usage of ion exchange units to adsorb the PFOS and PFOA compounds. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with PFOS/PFOA contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Jan 22, 2025 | AQUA PENNSYLVANIA INC. - PERKIOMEN PFAS PROJECT Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost) | $1.98M | Source, p. 17 → |
| Jan 22, 2025 | Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Perkiomen PFAS Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses) | $1.98M | Source, p. 17 → |
| Jan 21, 2026 | Received a $955,000 grant for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment at the Ivy Ridge wells. Treatment upgrades include two trains with two vessels in a series of anion exchange resin filters with 5-micron cartridge filters for pre-filtration, and replacement of the well pump with an additional variable frequency drive and upgraded electrical controls. The PFAS filtration trains and pre-filtration assembly will be housed within the existing well house. This project will remove a source of a known emerging contaminant from the public water supply. Approved by the PENNVEST board | $955k | Source → |
| Jan 21, 2026 | AQUA PENNSYLVANIA, INC. - IVY RIDGE WELLS PFAS REMOVAL PROJECT Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost) | $1.04M | Source, p. 39 → |
| Jan 21, 2026 | Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. - Ivy Ridge Wells PFAS Removal Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses) | $955k | Source, p. 20 → |
| Jan 21, 2026 | Received a $2,435,000 grant for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment at Well F-8. An existing pole barn, in proximity to the control building, will be demolished to serve as the site for a new building to house the proposed PFAS treatment system. The PFAS treatment system will consist of one train of granular-activated carbon filters that will be backwashed into a new holding tank. The holding tank, with a volume of approximately 18,000 to 19,000 gallons, will be constructed adjacent to the new PFAS treatment building. The backwash holding tank will be discharged into the sewer system via the wet well of the Buckingham Village wastewater treatment plant. This project will remove a source of a known emerging contaminant from the public water supply. Approved by the PENNVEST board | $2.44M | Source → |
| Jan 21, 2026 | BUCKINGHAM TOWNSHIP - WELL F-8 PFAS REMOVAL Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost) | $2.08M | Source, p. 36 → |
| Jan 21, 2026 | Buckingham Township - Well F-8 PFAS Removal Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses) | $2.44M | Source, p. 20 → |
| Jul 2, 2025 | Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Applewood Well House PFAS Project Listed for FFY2025 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan | $937k | Source, p. 10 → |
| Jan 22, 2025 | Received an $850,865 grant and a $179,135 loan to mitigate the presence of Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) contamination in the Applewood Manor Well 1, serving Dallas Township. The project will include the construction of a new treatment facility, to be located on the existing station property, and will include the usage of ion exchange units to adsorb the PFOS and PFOA compounds. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with this type of contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Jan 22, 2025 | Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Applewood Well House PFAS Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses) | $1.03M | Source, p. 17 → |
| Jul 2, 2025 | Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Chalfont Well 14 PFAS Project Listed for FFY2025 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan | $1.24M | Source, p. 10 → |
| Apr 23, 2025 | Received a $1,244,060 grant and a $655,940 loan for a Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) remediation project at the Chalfont Well 14 in New Britain Borough. The existing Chalfont Well 14 Treatment Station treats groundwater from the well. A new treatment facility will be constructed to maintain the permitted capacity of 250 gallons per minute (GPM) and will be located on the property of the existing Chalfont Well 14 Station. The PFAS treatment will involve the usage of ion-exchange units to adsorb the Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) compounds. Two 5-foot diameter treatment vessels will be installed with a 5-micron cartridge filter upstream of the IX system. This project will remove PFAS from the drinking water system. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Apr 23, 2025 | Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Chalfont Well 14 PFAS Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses) | $1.9M | Source, p. 17 → |
| Apr 18, 2025 | AQUA PENNSYLVANIA INC. - CHALFONT WELL 14 PFAS PROJECT Applied; on DWSRF priority list, application pending (amount is the project cost) | $1.9M | Source, p. 18 → |
| Jul 2, 2025 | Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Franklin Well PFAS Project Listed for FFY2025 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan | $1.31M | Source, p. 10 → |
| Apr 23, 2025 | Received a $1,309,537 grant and a $690,463 loan to minimize the presence of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in finished water via treatment at the Franklin Treatment Well in Franklin Township. The project will include the construction of a new treatment facility that will maintain the permitted capacity of 60 gallons per minute (GPM) and will be located on the property of the existing Franklin Well Station. Equipment installation includes granular activated carbon (GAC) units, and two 5-foot diameter treatment vessels. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Apr 23, 2025 | Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Franklin Well PFAS Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses) | $2M | Source, p. 17 → |
| Jul 2, 2025 | Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Friendship Well PFAS Project Listed for FFY2025 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan | $1.38M | Source, p. 10 → |
| Apr 23, 2025 | Received a $1,375,014 grant and a $724,986 loan to minimize the presence of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in finished water via treatment at the Friendship Treatment Well in West Brandywine Township. The project will include the construction of a new treatment facility that will maintain the permitted capacity of 120 gallons per minute (GPM) and will be located on the property of the existing Friendship Well Station. It will also include the installation of ion exchange units, and two 4-foot diameter treatment vessels with a 5-micron cartridge filter upstream of the IX system. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Apr 23, 2025 | Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Friendship Well PFAS Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses) | $2.1M | Source, p. 17 → |
| Apr 18, 2025 | AQUA PENNSYLVANIA INC. - FRIENDSHIP WELL PFAS PROJECT Applied; on DWSRF priority list, application pending (amount is the project cost) | $2.1M | Source, p. 16 → |
| Jul 2, 2025 | Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Willowdale Crossing Well PFAS Project Listed for FFY2025 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan | $1.64M | Source, p. 10 → |
| Apr 23, 2025 | Received a $1,636,922 grant and an $863,078 loan to minimize the presence of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in finished water via treatment at the Willowdale Crossing Treatment Well in East Marlborough Township. The project will include the construction of a new treatment facility that will maintain the permitted capacity of 350 gallons per minute (GPM) and will be located on the property of the existing Willowdale Crossing Well Station. It will also include the installation of granular activated carbon (GAC) units, and two 10-foot diameter treatment vessels. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Apr 23, 2025 | Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Willowdale Crossing Well PFAS Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses) | $2.5M | Source, p. 17 → |
| Apr 18, 2025 | AQUA PENNSYLVANIA INC. - WILLOWDALE CROSSING WELL PFAS PROJECT Applied; on DWSRF priority list, application pending (amount is the project cost) | $2.5M | Source, p. 14 → |
| Jul 2, 2025 | Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - White Haven Treatment Well PFAS Project Listed for FFY2025 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan | $2.82M | Source, p. 10 → |
| Apr 23, 2025 | Received a $2,815,505 grant and a $1,484,495 loan to minimize the presence of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in finished water via treatment at the White Haven Treatment Well in White Haven Borough. The project will include the construction of a new treatment facility that will maintain the permitted capacity of 400 gallons per minute (GPM) and will be located on the property of the existing White Haven Treatment Well Station. Ion exchange treatment vessels for pre-filtration and heat tracing will also be installed. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Apr 23, 2025 | Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - White Haven Treatment Well PFAS Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses) | $4.3M | Source, p. 17 → |
| Apr 18, 2025 | AQUA PENNSYLVANIA INC. - WHITE HAVEN TREATMENT WELL PFAS PROJECT Applied; on DWSRF priority list, application pending (amount is the project cost) | $4.3M | Source, p. 15 → |
| Jul 2, 2025 | Northampton Bucks County Municipal Authority Churchville Public Water Project Listed for FFY2025 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan | $13M | Source, p. 10 → |
| Apr 23, 2025 | Received a $13,042,732 grant and a $6,876,873 loan for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) remediation projects in Churchville and Hillside Manors. The Authority and the United States Department of the Navy are participating in an Environmental Services Cooperative Agreement (ESCA) related to past activities that created groundwater contamination issues at the former Naval Air Warfare Center (NAWC) Warminster facility which neighbored Northampton Township. Through this project, 334 private properties will be connected to the public water system, contingent on each homeowner’s acceptance of the connection offer. Within the "Churchville Manor Public Water Project", construction will include 9,800 feet of 8-inch ductile iron pipe (DIP) water main, 9 fire hydrants, 19,000 feet of ¾-inch service lines, 160 residential meters, and 160 private interior water connections. Within the "Hillside Manor Public Water Project", 8,100 feet of 8-inch ductile iron pipe (DIP) water main, 9 fire hydrants, 20,000 feet of ¾-inch service lines,174 residential meters, and 174 private interior water connections will be constructed. Each project location will also include the construction of 1 sampling station and 2 flushing stations. The new customers will experience improved water quality with the reduction in exposure to PFAS contamination and the community will also save approximately 20 percent in energy costs with the disconnection of up to 334 private wells, which expend more engery to operate. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Apr 23, 2025 | Northampton Bucks County Municipal Authority Churchville Public Water Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses) | $19.9M | Source, p. 17 → |
| Apr 18, 2025 | NORTHAMPTON BUCKS COUNTY MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY CHURCHVILLE PUBLIC WATER PROJECT Applied; on DWSRF priority list, application pending (amount is the project cost) | $19.9M | Source, p. 7 → |
| Jan 22, 2025 | Received a $4,956,497 grant and a $1,043,503 loan for a Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal project affecting three well stations in the Borough’s distribution system. The project includes the installation of dual-vessel Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) Treatment Systems at wells 9, 10, and 12. The treatment systems will necessitate a freestanding building at each well facility to house the vessels, controls, and necessary equipment appurtenances. Additional actions to take place in the project will include installation of a cartridge-style pre-filter at each well, and piping to filter-to-waste and backwash the filter vessels. New chlorine facilities are provisioned in the new treatment housing and existing chlorine equipment at these sites is to be relocated. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with PFAS contamination and allow the Borough to maintain independent operation of all water sources to meet system demand. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| Jan 22, 2025 | Received a $9,731,255 grant and a $2,048,745 loan for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substance (PFAS) remediation projects affecting wells 1 and 2 in this disadvantaged community. This treatment upgrade project includes the construction of a new building addition on the site of the existing waterworks treatment facility, and the installation of two lead-lag granular activated carbon (GAC) treatment trains, a below-grade wastewater equalization basin, a sulfuric acid chemical system, and additional, necessary chemical, electrical, instrumentation, and control systems. By mitigating PFAS contamination, this project will improve the water quality and allow the Borough to be in compliance with Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PADEP) regulations. Approved by the PENNVEST board | — | Source → |
| May 17, 2024 | BOROUGH OF EMMAUS PFAS DRINKING WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS WELLS NO. 1 & 2 Applied; on DWSRF priority list, application pending (amount is the project cost) | $11.1M | Source, p. 29 → |
| Mar 27, 2024 | Borough of Emmaus PFAS Drinking Water System Improvements Wells No. 1 & 2 Listed for FFY2024 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan | $11.1M | Source, p. 9 → |
| Oct 16, 2024 | Received a $12,678,000 grant for the installation of a Granular Activated Carbon treatment system to remove PFAS contaminants from the drinking water. The proposed project involves constructing a new 5,000 square foot filter building to house a manganese greensand filter system and nine 10-foot diameter by 12-foot-high pressure vessels containing granular activated carbon, arranged in three parallel lead-lag trains with three tanks in each train, 5,000 feet of 16-inch chlorine contact line, 815 feet of 10-inch water line, filter backwash tank and effluent pump, and connections to the existing reservoir. The project will include the replacement of 1,700 feet of 10-inch asbestos cement water line with 12-inch high-density polyethylene (HDPE) pipe. This project will result in the removal of PFAS and manganese contaminants from the source water and bring the system into PFAS level compliance. Approved by the PENNVEST board | $12.7M | Source → |
| Oct 16, 2024 | Received a $9,815,000 grant for the installation of Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) treatment systems as the method of removing per- and polyfluoroalkyl (PFAS) contaminants from five well stations that provide water to Telford Borough and portions of Franconia Township, Hilltown Township, West Rockhill Township, and Souderton Borough in Bucks and Montgomery Counties. Each well station will receive a dual-vessel GAC system operating in a series orientation. The new treatment systems will require a free-standing building or building addition, to house the vessels, controls, and necessary equipment appurtenances, adjacent to the existing well houses. The new buildings at wells 1, 3, and 7 will be 28-feet x 40-feet in size. At well 5, the building will be 32-feet x 48-feet, and at well 6, the building will be 22-feet x 36-feet in size. Other appurtenances include a cartridge-style pre-filter at each well to remove turbidity, sediment, or other particulates from the well. Piping will be provided to filter-to-waste and backwash the filter vessels. New chlorine facilities are provisioned in the new treatment housing, and existing chlorine equipment at these sites are to be relocated. The proposed treatment systems have been designed to remove PFAS contaminants to non-detectable limits. Approved by the PENNVEST board | $9.81M | Source → |
| Apr 24, 2024 | Received a $6,770,000 grant to install Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) equipment consisting of six (6) 10-ft diameter filter vessels with anion exchange resin, three (3) new low lift pumps to push treated water through the vessels, and a 97,000-gallon waste holding tank to equalize backwash prior to disposal by trucking. The project will minimize the presence of Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) and Perfluorooctanesulfonic Acid (PFOS) in the finished water via treatment of the existing Edgley groundwater well field source. The reduction of PFAS levels due to this project will bring the Edgely well into acceptable levels defined by DEP. Approved by the PENNVEST board | $6.77M | Source → |
| Apr 24, 2024 | AQUA PENNSYLVANIA - EDGELY PFAS REMOVAL Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost) | $6.77M | Source, p. 5 → |
| Mar 27, 2024 | Aqua Pennsylvania - Edgely PFAS Removal Listed for FFY2024 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan | $6.77M | Source, p. 9 → |
Sources: 2025-26 Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Intended Use Plan, Appendix A: SFY 2025-26 DWS (2025-08-19); 2025-26 EC Supplemental IUP, Section XII Emerging Contaminants Fundable List (2025-08-19); Appendix A - SFY 2026-2027 DWSRF Loan Fundable List (2026-08-03); Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Annual Report, State Fiscal Year 2024-25 (2026-06); Updated 2025-26 Emerging Contaminants Supplemental Intended Use Plan Fundable List (undated); XII. Emerging Contaminants Fundable List, State Fiscal Year 2026-2027 (2026-08-18). California funded projects page → Open funding rounds and rules for California →
| Aug 18, 2026 | City of Anaheim Wells 39 and 47 PFAS Treatment Systems On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $8.3M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | City of Anaheim Wells 39 and 47 PFAS Treatment Systems On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $8.3M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | City of Anaheim Wells 48 and 53 PFAS Treatment Systems On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $0 | Source, p. 2 → |
| Apr 30, 2025 | Groundwater Treatment Plant (PFAS) - Phase B Financing agreement executed 2025-04-30 | $10M | Source, p. 33 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | City of Fullerton Well 10 PFAS Treatment On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $4.3M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | City of Fullerton Main Plant Treatment Project Phase 2 On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $5.9M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | City of Fullerton Well 10 PFAS Treatment On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $4.3M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Aug 19, 2025 | City of Fullerton Main Plant PFAS Treatment Project Phase 2 On the SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list (as adopted Aug 2025) | $6.42M | Source, p. 18 → |
| Oct 1, 2024 | City of Fullerton Main Plant PFAS Water Treatment Plant Project Financing agreement executed 2024-10-01 | $3.63M | Source, p. 33 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | City of Orange Wells 25 and 27 PFAS Treatment Plant On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $6.92M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | City of Orange Well 29 PFAS Treatment Systems On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $3M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | City of Orange Well 26 PFAS Treatment Systems On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $4M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | City of Orange Wells 25 and 27 PFAS Treatment Plant On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $7.08M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | City of Orange Well 29 PFAS Treatment Systems On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $3M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Aug 19, 2025 | City of Orange Wells 25 and 27 PFAS Treatment Plant On the SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list (as adopted Aug 2025) | $7.16M | Source, p. 18 → |
| Nov 5, 2024 | City of Orange Wells 20, 21 and 22 PFAS Treatment Systems Financing agreement executed 2024-11-05 | $5M | Source, p. 34 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | City of Santa Ana Walnut Pump Station PFAS Treatment On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $15M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | City of Santa Ana Well 26 PFAS Treatment Systems On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $3M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | City of Santa Ana Walnut Pump Station PFAS Treatment On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $15M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Apr 1, 2025 | City of Santa Ana Wells 27 and 28 PFAS Treatment System Financing agreement executed 2025-04-01 | $5M | Source, p. 34 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | S6, S7, and S8 Wells PFAS Treatment Facility Improvements Project On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $13M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | S6, S7, and S8 Wells PFAS Treatment Facility Improvements Project On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $7.57M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Jun 9, 2025 | T&U Wells PFAS Treatment, Saugus 1&2 Wells VOC Treatment & Disinfection Facility Improvement Project Financing agreement executed 2025-06-09 | $17.1M | Source, p. 34 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | City of Tustin Well Edinger PFAS Treatment Systems On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $3M | Source, p. 4 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | City of Tustin Seventeen Street PFAS Treatment Project On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $3.5M | Source, p. 4 → |
| Oct 1, 2024 | City of Tustin PFAS Water Treatment Plant Financing agreement executed 2024-10-01 | $10M | Source, p. 35 → |
| Nov 25, 2024 | Irvine Ranch Water District Well OPA-1 PFAS Water Treatment Plant System Financing agreement executed 2024-11-25 | $2.77M | Source, p. 33 → |
| Oct 7, 2024 | East Orange CWD PFAS WATER TREATMENT PLANT Financing agreement executed 2024-10-07 | $2.1M | Source, p. 33 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Bell Gardens Water Reservoir construction On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $4.21M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | Bell Gardens Water Reservoir Construction Project On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $4.21M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | BSMWC PFAS Remediation Project On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $500k | Source, p. 1 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Chico District Well 071-01 PFAS Treatment On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $9.93M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | Chico District Well 071-01 PFAS Treatment On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $9.93M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | PFAS Wellhead Treatment Project for Well ARD-W- 018-01 On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $2.22M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | PFAS Wellhead Treatment Project for Well ARD-W-018-01 On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $2.22M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Oroville District Station 17 & 18 New Well and Treatment On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $10.9M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | Oroville District Station 17 & 18 New Well and Treatment On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $10.9M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Wells 16, 18 and 19 - Treatment Plants On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $23.4M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | Wells 16, 18 and 19 - Treatment Plants On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $23.4M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Aug 19, 2025 | Wells 16, 18 and 19 - Treatment Plants On the SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list (as adopted Aug 2025) | $23.4M | Source, p. 16 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | PFAS Removal Project On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $5.95M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | PFAS Removal Project On the SFY 2026-27 DWSRF loan fundable list | $5.95M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | PFAS Removal Project On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $5.95M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Aug 19, 2025 | PFAS Removal Project On the SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list (as adopted Aug 2025) | $6.67M | Source, p. 18 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Northerly Water Supply Treatment Improvements On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $12.5M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Southerly Water Supply Treatment Improvements On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $12.5M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | Northerly Water Supply Treatment Improvements On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $12.5M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | Southerly Water Supply Treatment Improvements On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $12.5M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Drinking Water Emerging Contaminant Improvement Project On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $1.28M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Golden State Water Company West Orange PFAS Treatment Systems On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $6.64M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Golden State Water Company La Jolla Wells 2 and 3 and Fern Well 1 PFAS Treatment Systems On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $4M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | Golden State Water Company West Orange PFAS Treatment Systems On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $10M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | City of Huntington Beach PFAS Treatment Systems On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $6M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | City of Huntington Beach PFAS Treatment Systems On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $6M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | La Habra Heights County Water District Groundwater Wells PFAS Treatment Project On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $4.25M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | COM PFAS Treatment System On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $5.44M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | COM PFAS Treatment System On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $5.44M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | PFAS Groundwater Remediation Project On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $4.36M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | PFAS Groundwater Remediation Project On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $4.36M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Aug 19, 2025 | PFAS Groundwater Remediation Project On the SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list (as adopted Aug 2025) | $2.18M | Source, p. 17 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Pinedale County Water District-Well 5 Treatment and Well 10 Construction On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $861k | Source, p. 2 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl (PFAS) Treatment and Wells Rehabilitation Project On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $23M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl (PFAS) Treatment and Wells Rehabilitation Project On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $23M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Aug 19, 2025 | Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl (PFAS) Treatment and Wells Rehabilitation Project On the SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list (as adopted Aug 2025) | $25M | Source, p. 18 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Site Modifications for PFAS Removal at the Palmyrita Water Treatment Plant On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $21M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Site Modifications for PFAS Removal at the Palmyrita Water Treatment Plant On the SFY 2026-27 DWSRF loan fundable list | $21M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | 66th Street Water Main Replacement Project On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $1.5M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | Well 9 PFAS Removal Project On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $1.5M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Graham Hill Water Treatment Plant Facility Improvements Project (PFAS) On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $25M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Graham Hill Water Treatment Plant Facility Improvements Project (PFAS) On the SFY 2026-27 DWSRF loan fundable list | $50M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | Graham Hill Water Treatment Plant Facility Improvements Project (PFAS) On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $25M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Aug 19, 2025 | Graham Hill Water Treatment Plant Facility Improvements Project (PFAS) On the SFY 2025-26 DWSRF fundable list | $50M | Source, p. 89 → |
| Aug 19, 2025 | Graham Hill Water Treatment Plant Facility Improvements Project (PFAS) On the SFY 2025-26 DWSRF fundable list (amount is the project cost) | $60M | Source, p. 92 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Suburban Water Systems Plant 201 PFAS Treatment System On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $21.2M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | Suburban Water Systems Plant 201 PFAS Treatment System On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $21.2M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Aug 19, 2025 | Suburban Water Systems Plant 201 PFAS Treatment System On the SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list (as adopted Aug 2025) | $20.2M | Source, p. 19 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Sweetwater Authority PFAS Mitigation On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $2.2M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Alternative Water Supply Project On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $25M | Source, p. 4 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Water Treatment Improvements On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $510k | Source, p. 1 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Whittier Groundwater Treatment System (WGTS) Expansion (PFAS) On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $4M | Source, p. 4 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | Whittier Groundwater Treatment System (WGTS) Expansion (PFAS) On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $4M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Wildwood East MWC Consolidation On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $5.66M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Mocho PFAS Treatment Plant On the SFY 2026-27 EC fundable list | $25M | Source, p. 4 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | Canyon Lake Water Treatment Plan Phase 1 Improvements On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $25M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Aug 19, 2025 | Canyon Lake Water Treatment Plan Phase 1 Improvements (PFAS) On the SFY 2025-26 DWSRF fundable list | $50M | Source, p. 89 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | City of Garden Grove Wells 22, 26, and 27 PFAS Treatment Systems On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $10M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Nov 21, 2025 | PFAS Removal On the updated SFY 2025-26 EC fundable list | $16M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Aug 19, 2025 | PFAS Removal On the SFY 2025-26 DWSRF fundable list (amount is the project cost) | $5M | Source, p. 91 → |
Sources: Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Annual Report SFY2023-2024, BIL Emerging Contaminant C (2024-09-25); Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Annual Report SFY2024-2025, IIJA Emerging Contaminant (2025-09-26); Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Intended Use Plan for the FFY2025-2026 DWSRF Base Prog (2026-03-19); Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Intended Use Plan for the FFY2026-2027 DWSRF Base Prog (2026-06-18); Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Intended Use Plan for the FFY22 and FFY23 DWSRF Emergi (2024-05-08); Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Intended Use Plan for the FFY24 and FFY25 DWSRF Emergi (2026-08-07). Florida funded projects page → Open funding rounds and rules for Florida →
| May 13, 2026 | Expansion of nanofiltration WTP from 10 MGD to 30 MGD and removal of PFAS On the DWSRF base/GS waiting list (below the funding line) | $114M | Source, p. 29 → |
| Aug 13, 2025 | Expansion of nanofiltration WTP from 10 MGD to 30 MGD and removal of PFAS On the adopted DWSRF base/GS fundable list (new segment), SFY2026-27 | $30M | Source, p. 27 → |
| Nov 8, 2023 | Project not described Planning/design agreement executed, SFY2024 | $9.6M | Source, p. 12 → |
| May 14, 2025 | Project not described Planning/design agreement executed, SFY2025 | $5.4M | Source, p. 13 → |
| Aug 14, 2024 | Evaluation for upgrading the existing treatment process with granular activated carbon (GAC), upgrading the existing process with anion exchange, decommissioning the existing treatment process and replace with a membrane process, and an alternative where the capacity at the West Water Treatment Plant (treatment is nanofiltration) is increased to replace the capacity at the East Water Treatment Plant. On the final EC fundable list, SFY2024-25 | $29k | Source, p. 28 → |
| May 8, 2024 | Evaluation for upgrading the existing treatment process with granular activated carbon (GAC), upgrading the existing process with anion exchange, decommissioning the existing treatment process and replace with a membrane process, and an alternative where the capacity at the West Water Treatment Plant (treatment is nanofiltration) is increased to replace the capacity at the East Water Treatment Plant. On the amended EC fundable list, SFY2023-24 | $204k | Source, p. 26 → |
| May 8, 2024 | Evaluation for upgrading the existing treatment process with granular activated carbon (GAC), upgrading the existing process with anion exchange, decommissioning the existing treatment process and replace with a membrane process, and an alternative where the capacity at the West Water Treatment Plant (treatment is nanofiltration) is increased to replace the capacity at the East Water Treatment Plant. On the EC waiting list (below the funding line), SFY2023-24 | $29k | Source, p. 28 → |
| Nov 8, 2023 | Evaluation for upgrading the existing treatment process with granular activated carbon (GAC), upgrading the existing process with anion exchange, decommissioning the existing treatment process and replace with a membrane process, and an alternative where the capacity at the West Water Treatment Plant (treatment is nanofiltration) is increased to replace the capacity at the East Water Treatment Plant. On the amended EC fundable list, SFY2023-24 | $5.17M | Source, p. 27 → |
| Apr 28, 2025 | Project not described Planning/design agreement executed, SFY2025 | $4.25M | Source, p. 13 → |
| Aug 14, 2024 | The City of Port Richey has detected PFOA+PFAS in raw water samples from Well 1 (20 ppt), Well 7 (19.6 ppt), Well 7A (18.7 ppt), Well 8 (39.4 ppt), and finished water samples at the point of entry (21 ppt) to the water distribution system. The City plans to evaluate ion-exchange, reverse osmosis, and GAC for the reduction of PFAS concentrations. On the final EC fundable list, SFY2024-25 | $4.25M | Source, p. 28 → |
| Mar 14, 2025 | Project not described Planning/design agreement executed, SFY2025 | $4.11M | Source, p. 13 → |
| Feb 27, 2025 | Project not described Planning/design agreement executed, SFY2025 | $3.57M | Source, p. 13 → |
| Aug 14, 2024 | The 3 water treatment effluent samples had PFAS at levels greater than 4 parts per trillion. As such, pilot studies and planning documents will include a cost-effective emerging contaminants treatment system evaluation, design, and construction by the 2029 deadline established in the NPDWR for six PFAS. On the final EC fundable list, SFY2024-25 | $3.57M | Source, p. 28 → |
| Jan 9, 2025 | Project not described Planning/design agreement executed, SFY2025 | $7.74M | Source, p. 13 → |
| Nov 8, 2023 | Evaluation ion-exchange, nanofiltration, reverse osmosis, and granular activated carbon for treatment of PFAS and design for upgrades for the Water Treatment Plant. On the amended EC fundable list, SFY2023-24 | $7.74M | Source, p. 26 → |
| Oct 21, 2024 | Project not described Planning/design agreement executed, SFY2025 | $533k | Source, p. 13 → |
| Nov 8, 2023 | Evaluate treatments through pilot studies with media specifically designed to target PFAS removal and foam fractionation. On the amended EC fundable list, SFY2023-24 | $533k | Source, p. 26 → |
| Jul 29, 2024 | Project not described Planning/design agreement executed, SFY2025 | $9.97M | Source, p. 13 → |
| Aug 9, 2023 | Planning and Design for the upgrades to WTP 2, 3, 8, and 9 to remove PFAS. On the amended EC fundable list, SFY2023-24 | $3.63M | Source, p. 26 → |
| Jun 11, 2024 | Project not described Planning/design agreement executed, SFY2024 | $100k | Source, p. 12 → |
| May 15, 2024 | Project not described Planning/design agreement executed, SFY2024 | $252k | Source, p. 12 → |
| Mar 20, 2024 | Project not described Planning/design agreement executed, SFY2024 | $10.5M | Source, p. 12 → |
| Nov 8, 2023 | Evaluation of the current water treatment process and design for Water Treatment Plant upgrades to treat PFAS in the raw water. On the amended EC fundable list, SFY2023-24 | $10.5M | Source, p. 26 → |
| Jan 18, 2024 | Project not described Planning/design agreement executed, SFY2024 | $3.1M | Source, p. 12 → |
| Aug 12, 2026 | Construction of an ultraviolet light advanced oxidation process (UV AOP) WTP with granular activated carbon (GAC) to remove per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), 1,4-dioxane, and total trihalomethanes (TTHM) from the drinking water supply Proposed EC increase on the draft list for the 8/12/2026 meeting, SFY2025-26 | $8k | Source, p. 30 → |
| Aug 12, 2026 | Construction of an ultraviolet light advanced oxidation process (UV AOP) WTP with granular activated carbon (GAC) to remove per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), 1,4-dioxane, and total trihalomethanes (TTHM) from the drinking water supply Proposed EC increase on the draft list for the 8/12/2026 meeting, SFY2025-26 | $188k | Source, p. 30 → |
| Aug 12, 2026 | Construction of an ultraviolet light advanced oxidation process (UV AOP) WTP with granular activated carbon (GAC) to remove per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), 1,4-dioxane, and total trihalomethanes (TTHM) from the drinking water supply On the draft EC waiting list (below the funding line), SFY2025-26 | $3.44M | Source, p. 31 → |
| Feb 15, 2025 | Construction of an ultraviolet light advanced oxidation process (UV AOP) WTP with granular activated carbon (GAC) to remove per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), 1,4-dioxane, and total trihalomethanes (TTHM) from the drinking water prior to distribution On the EC waiting list (below the funding line), SFY2024-25 | $31.2M | Source, p. 29 → |
| Feb 12, 2025 | Construction of an ultraviolet light advanced oxidation process (UV AOP) WTP with granular activated carbon (GAC) to remove per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), 1,4-dioxane, and total trihalomethanes (TTHM) from the drinking water prior to distribution. On the final EC fundable list, SFY2024-25 | $19.3M | Source, p. 28 → |
| Feb 12, 2025 | Main Water Treatment Plant Advanced Treatment of 1,4-Dioxane and PFAS - Emerging Contaminants On the adopted DWSRF base/GS fundable list (loan), SFY2025-26 | $3.64M | Source, p. 27 → |
| Feb 12, 2025 | Construction of an ultraviolet light advanced oxidation process (UV AOP) WTP with granular activated carbon (GAC) to remove per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), 1,4-dioxane, and total trihalomethanes (TTHM) from the drinking water supply On the draft EC fundable list for the 8/12/2026 meeting, SFY2025-26 | $27.6M | Source, p. 30 → |
| Aug 14, 2024 | Planning and Design on behalf of the Town of Lowell for connection to the Marion County Public water system. As private wells located in the Town of Lowell have identified concentrations of PFAS. On the final EC fundable list, SFY2024-25 | $1.25M | Source, p. 28 → |
Sources: EFC Board of Directors Oct. 22, 2026 Resolutions 3143-3145 (2026-10-22); EFC: Water Infrastructure Improvement & Intermunicipal Grant Awards 2024 (2024-11-01); EFC: Water Infrastructure Improvement & Intermunicipal Grant Awards 2025 (2025-12-19); FFY 2024 IUP ; FFY 2025 IUP ; Final Intended Use Plan, Drinking Water State Revolving Fund, Federal Fiscal Year 2025 (2024-10); Final Intended Use Plan, Drinking Water State Revolving Fund, Federal Fiscal Year 2026 (2025-10); NYS Environmental Facilities Corporation Board Resolutions (Nos. 3040-3050), meeting of 20 (2024-08-22); NYS Environmental Facilities Corporation Board Resolutions (Nos. 3051-3056), meeting of 20 (2024-10-10); NYS Environmental Facilities Corporation Board Resolutions (Nos. 3063-3065), meeting of 20 (2025-01-23); NYS Environmental Facilities Corporation Board Resolutions (Nos. 3071-3072), meeting of 20 (2025-04-17); NYS Environmental Facilities Corporation Board Resolutions (Nos. 3073-3078), meeting of 20 (2025-05-22); NYS Environmental Facilities Corporation Board Resolutions (Nos. 3079-3084), meeting of 20 (2025-06-26); NYS Environmental Facilities Corporation Board Resolutions (Nos. 3085-3088), meeting of 20 (2025-08-14); NYS Environmental Facilities Corporation Board Resolutions (Nos. 3092-3099), meeting of 20 (2025-10-30); NYS Environmental Facilities Corporation Board Resolutions (Nos. 3100-3106), meeting of 20 (2025-12-11); NYS Environmental Facilities Corporation Board Resolutions (Nos. 3111-3115), meeting of 20 (2026-03-12); NYS Environmental Facilities Corporation Board Resolutions (Nos. 3116-3120), meeting of 20 (2026-04-16); NYS Environmental Facilities Corporation Board Resolutions (Nos. 3121-3123), meeting of 20 (2026-05-21); NYS Environmental Facilities Corporation Board Resolutions (Nos. 3131-3140-3142), meeting (2026-09-10); NYS Environmental Facilities Corporation Board Resolutions (Nos. 3132-3139), meeting of 20 (2026-08-06). New York funded projects page → Open funding rounds and rules for New York →
| Oct 22, 2026 | This project consists of the construction of a new Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) treatment system at the Hampton Bays Water District’s Plant No. 3. The GAC system will consist of four 12-foot diameter, 40,000-lb adsorption vessels as well as associated process piping, valves, and appurtenances to allow the vessels to be operated either in parallel or in series. The project also includes construction of an approximately 3,400 square foot treatment building to house the GAC system; an approximately 7,000 cubic foot leaching galley structure to contain process backwash from the GAC system; and upgrades to Well Nos. 3-1, 3-2, and 3-3. The project scope is further defined by the engineering report entitled, ″Engineering Report: Wellhead Treatment for the Removal of PFAS at Plant No. 3″, dated May 2026, by H2M architects + engineers, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3144, 2026-10-22) | $4.71M | Source, p. 94 → |
| Nov 1, 2024 | Wellhead Treatment for the Removal of PFAS at Plant No. 3 2024 WIIA grant awarded (Governor's announcement) | $4.71M | Source → |
| Oct 22, 2026 | This project includes the construction of a new Advanced Oxidation Process (AOP) treatment system to remove 1,4-dioxane from Well No. 2A at the Oxhead Road Well Field. A granular activated carbon (GAC) adsorption system, consisting of two twelve-foot diameter pressure vessels, will also be installed to remove per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances in the raw water, to quench residual hydrogen peroxide, and to remove potential AOP byproducts. The project scope is further defined by the engineering report entitled, ″Construction of a Granular Activated Carbon Adsorption System to Remove Per - and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances and Construction of an Advanced Oxidation Process System to Treat 1,4-Dioxane at the Suffolk County Water Authority’s Oxhead Road Well Field Well No. 2A″, dated 2024 (Revised 2026), by the Suffolk County Water Authority, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3144, 2026-10-22) | $1.8M | Source, p. 96 → |
| Oct 22, 2026 | This project consists of the installation of 9,000 linear feet (LF) of watermain and an additional 81 service connections. The project scope is further defined by the engineering report entitled, ″Proposal to Extend 9,000 Linear Feet of Water Main to the Suffolk County Department of Health Services Private Well Survey South River Road Expansion Area in Calverton, Town of Brookhaven″, dated 2023, by the Suffolk County Water Authority, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3144, 2026-10-22) | $772k | Source, p. 96 → |
| Aug 6, 2026 | This project includes the construction of two new 20,000 pound Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) adsorption vessels to remove Perfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) from Well No. 3 at the Hawkins Road Well Field & Pump Station. The vessels, along with all associated appurtenances, will be installed at the existing Hawkins Road pump station. The project is defined by the engineering report entitled ″Engineering Report – Granular Activated Carbon Adsorption System – Hawkins Road Well Field Well No. 3″ dated June 2024 (Revised April 2026) by the Suffolk County Water Authority, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3133, 2026-08-06) | $1.05M | Source, p. 12 → |
| Aug 6, 2026 | This project includes the construction of two new 20,000 pound Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) adsorption vessels to remove Perfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) from Well Nos. 2A & 3A at the Station Road Well Field. The vessels, along with all associated appurtenances, will be installed at the existing Station Road pump station. The project is defined by the engineering reports entitled ″Engineering Report – Construction of a Granular Activated Carbon Adsorption System to Remove Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances at the Suffolk County Water Authority’s Station Road Well Field Well No. 2A″ and ″Engineering Report – Construction of a Granular Activated Carbon Adsorption System to Remove Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances at the Suffolk County Water Authority’s Station Road Well Field Well No. 3A″ dated August 2023 (Revised April 2026) by the Suffolk County Water Authority, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3133, 2026-08-06) | $1.8M | Source, p. 12 → |
| Dec 11, 2025 | This project includes the construction of two new Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) adsorption vessels to remove Perfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) from Well No. 4A at the Blue Point Road Well Field. The vessels, along with all associated appurtenances, will be installed at the existing Blue Point Road pump station. The project is defined by the engineering report entitled ″Engineering Report – Granular Activated Carbon Adsorption Systems″ dated 2023 by the Suffolk County Water Authority (SCWA), as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3101, 2025-12-11) | $900k | Source, p. 36 → |
| Dec 11, 2025 | This project includes the construction of two new Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) adsorption vessels to remove Perfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) from Well No. 2 at the Boyle Road Well Field. The vessels, along with all associated appurtenances, will be installed at the existing Boyle Road pump station. The project is defined by the engineering report entitled ″Engineering Report – Granular Activated Carbon Adsorption Systems″ dated 2023 by the Suffolk County Water Authority (SCWA), as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3101, 2025-12-11) | $900k | Source, p. 36 → |
| Dec 11, 2025 | This project includes the construction of two new Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) adsorption vessels to remove Perfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) from Well No. 2 at the Foxcroft Lane Well Field. The vessels, along with all associated appurtenances, will be installed at the existing Foxcroft Lane pump station. The project is defined by the engineering report entitled ″Engineering Report – Granular Activated Carbon Adsorption Systems″ dated 2023 by the Suffolk County Water Authority (SCWA), as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3101, 2025-12-11) | $900k | Source, p. 37 → |
| Oct 2025 | Connection of public water to residences in Calverton, Town of Brookhaven along South River road due to PFAS detection in private wells, Upgrade Distribution System Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List | $0 | Source, p. 63 → |
| Oct 2025 | Connection of public water to residences in Calverton, Town of Brookhaven along South River road due to PFAS detection in private wells, Upgrade Distribution System On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) | $0 | Source, p. 170 → |
| Oct 10, 2024 | This project consists of installing 21,000 linear feet of water main in the Hamlet of Calverton. This extension will connect 98 homes to public water that currently obtain water from PFAS-impacted private wells. 12-inch ductile iron piping will be installed as part of this project to convey water, and the residences will be served by 1-, 1.5-, and 2-inch copper and high-density polyethylene (HOPE) water service lines from the new water main to the residences. Water meters will be installed on the new connections as part of this project. The project scope is further defined by the report entitled "Engineering Report - Distribution System Improvement Extension of Water Service" dated August 2022, by the Suffolk County Water Authority as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3053, 2024-10-10) | $1.85M | Source, p. 99 → |
| Oct 2024 | Connection of public water to residences in Calverton, Town of Brookhaven along South River road due to PFAS detection in private wells, Upgrade Distribution System Coded BEC ("Awarded BIL-EC Funding") on the FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $6.85M | Source, p. 60 → |
| Oct 2024 | Water main extension to 64 homes with PFAS contaminated private wells along Old Country Road Area, Extend Distribution System On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $2.48M | Source, p. 161 → |
| Oct 2024 | Connection of public water to residences in Calverton, Town of Brookhaven along South River road due to PFAS detection in private wells, Upgrade Distribution System On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $6.85M | Source, p. 162 → |
| Sep 10, 2026 | This project consists of an interconnection between the Dutchess County Water and Wastewater Authority (DCWWA) Hyde Park Regional Water System (Hyde Park) and the Quaker Hill Water System (Quaker Hill), including installation of approximately 29,500 feet of 8-inch water main, hydrants, valves and appurtenances; construction of a prefabricated booster pump station and a new electrical service at the proposed North Park parcel; and replacement of approximately 500 feet of 8-inch water main in the Quaker Hill distribution system. The project scope is further defined by the engineering report entitled, ″Quaker Hill PFAS Violation Remedy″, dated April 2026, by T&B Engineering and Landscape Architecture, P.C., as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3140, 2026-09-10) | $15.7M | Source, p. 11 → |
| Sep 10, 2026 | This project consists of an interconnection between the Dutchess County Water and Wastewater Authority (DCWWA) Hyde Park Regional Water System (Hyde Park) and the Quaker Hill Water System (Quaker Hill), including installation of approximately 29,500 feet of 8-inch water main, hydrants, valves and appurtenances; construction of a prefabricated booster pump station and a new electrical service at the proposed North Park parcel; and replacement of approximately 500 feet of 8-inch water main in the Quaker Hill distribution system. The project scope is further defined by the engineering report entitled, ″Quaker Hill PFAS Violation Remedy″, dated April 2026, by T&B Engineering and Landscape Architecture, P.C., as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3140, 2026-09-10) | $15.3M | Source, p. 16 → |
| Dec 19, 2025 | Rothkranz Street Water Main Extension For PFAS Mitigation and Regional Water Supply Expansion 2025 WIIA grant awarded (Governor's announcement) | $1.02M | Source → |
| Nov 1, 2024 | Quaker Hill Water System Interconnection to Hyde Park Regional Water System to Remedy PFAS-Contaminated Source Water 2024 WIIA grant awarded (Governor's announcement) | $15.3M | Source → |
| Sep 10, 2026 | This project consists of the installation of a granular activated carbon (GAC) treatment system to remove PFAS from Well No. 5-2A. The project scope is further defined by the engineering report entitled, ″Wellhead Treatment for the Removal of PFAS Compounds at Well No. 5-2A″, dated May 2025, by H2M architects + engineers, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3140, 2026-09-10) | $2.33M | Source, p. 14 → |
| Oct 2025 | WD Extension - Forge Rd MHPs due to PFOA/PFOS and Mn contamination in private wells, Extend Distribution System, Extend Water District Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $1.19M | Source, p. 52 → |
| Oct 2025 | WD Extensions - Manorville (Ext #94) due to MTBE, PFOA, PFOS, and Fe/Mn contamination in private wells, Extend Distribution System, Extend Water District Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $12.9M | Source, p. 74 → |
| Oct 2025 | WD Extension Nos. 95 & 96 - Calverton. Extend Public Water to Address PFAS in Private Residential Wells., Extend Distribution System, Extend Water District Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $12.2M | Source, p. 74 → |
| Oct 2025 | Well No. 5-2A PFAS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $2.33M | Source, p. 79 → |
| Oct 2025 | WD Extension - Forge Rd MHPs due to PFOA/PFOS and Mn contamination in private wells, Extend Distribution System, Extend Water District On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $1.19M | Source, p. 169 → |
| Oct 2025 | WD Extension Nos. 95 & 96 - Calverton. Extend Public Water to Address PFAS in Private Residential Wells., Extend Distribution System, Extend Water District On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $12.2M | Source, p. 170 → |
| Oct 2025 | WD Extensions - Manorville (Ext #94) due to MTBE, PFOA, PFOS, and Fe/Mn contamination in private wells, Extend Distribution System, Extend Water District On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $12.9M | Source, p. 170 → |
| Oct 2025 | Well No. 5-2A PFAS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $2.33M | Source, p. 172 → |
| Aug 14, 2025 | This project consists of the installation of Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) for the removal of PFAS at Plant No. 5. The project is defined by the engineering report entitled ″Installation of Wellhead Treatment for the Removal of Perfluorinated Compounds at Plant No. 5″ dated April 2021 by the engineering firm H2M architects + engineers, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3087, 2025-08-14) | $1.32M | Source, p. 18 → |
| Oct 2024 | WD Extension - Forge Rd MHPs due to PFOA/PFOS and Mn contamination in private wells, Extend Distribution System, Extend Water District Coded BEC ("Awarded BIL-EC Funding") on the FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $1.19M | Source, p. 51 → |
| Oct 2024 | WD Extensions - Manorville (Ext #94) due to MTBE, PFOA, PFOS, and Fe/Mn contamination in private wells, Extend Distribution System, Extend Water District Coded BEC ("Awarded BIL-EC Funding") on the FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $12.9M | Source, p. 69 → |
| Oct 2024 | WD Extension Nos. 95 & 96 - Calverton. Extend Public Water to Address PFAS in Private Residential Wells., Extend Distribution System, Extend Water District Coded BEC ("Awarded BIL-EC Funding") on the FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $12.2M | Source, p. 70 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well No. 5-1 PFAS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $2.2M | Source, p. 55 → |
| Oct 2024 | WD Extension Nos. 95 & 96 - Calverton. Extend Public Water to Address PFAS in Private Residential Wells., Extend Distribution System, Extend Water District On the FFY2025 BIL-GS Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $12.2M | Source, p. 103 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well No. 5-2A PFAS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 BIL-GS Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $2.33M | Source, p. 104 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well No. 5-2A PFAS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 BIL-EC Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $2.33M | Source, p. 109 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well No. 5-2A PFAS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Annual List below the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (market-rate only) (amount is the project cost) | $2.33M | Source, p. 74 → |
| Oct 2024 | WD Extension - Forge Rd MHPs due to PFOA/PFOS and Mn contamination in private wells, Extend Distribution System, Extend Water District On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $1.19M | Source, p. 160 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well No. 5-1 PFAS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $2.2M | Source, p. 162 → |
| Oct 2024 | WD Extension Nos. 95 & 96 - Calverton. Extend Public Water to Address PFAS in Private Residential Wells., Extend Distribution System, Extend Water District On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $12.2M | Source, p. 162 → |
| Oct 2024 | WD Extensions - Manorville (Ext #94) due to MTBE, PFOA, PFOS, and Fe/Mn contamination in private wells, Extend Distribution System, Extend Water District On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $12.9M | Source, p. 162 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well No. 5-2A PFAS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $2.33M | Source, p. 163 → |
| Undated | Well No. 5-2A PFAS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant IIJA-EC grant awarded (FFY2025 IUP awarded-projects list) (amount is the project cost) | $2.33M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Undated | WD Extension Nos. 95 & 96 - Calverton. Extend Public Water to Address PFAS in Private Residential Wells., Extend Distribution System, Extend Water District BIL-EC grant awarded (FFY2024 IUP awarded-projects list) (amount is the project cost) | $5M | Source, p. 2 → |
| May 21, 2026 | This project includes upgrading the existing water treatment facility to an ultrafiltration plant with granular activated carbon (GAC) contactors to ensure proper treatment of source water to address harmful algal blooms (HABs), PFOA/PFOS, and high turbidity. Additionally, the pump station and filter building will be upgraded as part of this project and the chlorine disinfection system will be converted from gas chlorine to liquid sodium hypochlorite. The project is defined by the engineering report entitled ″WTP Improvements″ dated September 2021 by the engineering firm MRB Group, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3122, 2026-05-21) | $11.8M | Source, p. 38 → |
| May 21, 2026 | This project includes upgrading the existing water treatment facility to an ultrafiltration plant with granular activated carbon (GAC) contactors to ensure proper treatment of source water to address harmful algal blooms (HABs), PFOA/PFOS, and high turbidity. Additionally, the pump station and filter building will be upgraded as part of this project and the chlorine disinfection system will be converted from gas chlorine to liquid sodium hypochlorite. The project is defined by the engineering report entitled ″WTP Improvements″ dated September 2021 by the engineering firm MRB Group, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3122, 2026-05-21) | $3M | Source, p. 40 → |
| May 21, 2026 | This project consists of the construction of two new Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) adsorption vessels to remove Perfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) from the Village of Valatie’s four developed groundwater supply wells. Additional work includes construction of a centralized treatment facility adjacent to the Village’s wastewater treatment plant to house the proposed GAC vessels and accommodate treatment currently required for the four wells. The project scope is further defined by the Basis of Design Report dated September 2025, by Weston & Sampson PE, LS, LA, Architects, PC as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3122, 2026-05-21) | — | Source, p. 39 → |
| May 21, 2026 | This project consists of the construction of two new Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) adsorption vessels to remove Perfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) from the Village of Valatie’s four developed groundwater supply wells. Additional work includes construction of a centralized treatment facility adjacent to the Village’s wastewater treatment plant to house the proposed GAC vessels and accommodate treatment currently required for the four wells. The project scope is further defined by the Basis of Design Report dated September 2025, by Weston & Sampson PE, LS, LA, Architects, PC as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3122, 2026-05-21) | $5.53M | Source, p. 41 → |
| Dec 19, 2025 | PFAS Treatment Facility 2025 WIIA grant awarded (Governor's announcement) | $5.53M | Source → |
| Oct 2025 | New filtration and PFAS treatment facility., New Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $3.94M | Source, p. 60 → |
| Oct 2025 | New filtration and PFAS treatment facility., New Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $3.94M | Source, p. 133 → |
| Oct 2024 | New filtration and PFAS treatment facility., New Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded BIL-EC Funding") on the FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $3.94M | Source, p. 57 → |
| Oct 2024 | New filtration and PFAS treatment facility., New Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $3.94M | Source, p. 125 → |
| Undated | New filtration and PFAS treatment facility., New Water Treatment Plant BIL-EC grant awarded (FFY2024 IUP awarded-projects list) (amount is the project cost) | $2.76M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Apr 16, 2026 | This project consists of the installation of four (4) new granular activated carbon (GAC) pressure vessels each containing 40,000 pounds of F-300AR carbon media to remove perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS), perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and other volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from the raw water of the District’s Wells 10 and 15. Additional work includes the construction/installation of a new treatment building, site piping, drainage modifications, instrumentation and controls integration, new pH adjustment treatment system, new 6,000 gallon underground sodium hydroxide storage tank, and a new post-treatment disinfection system. The project scope is further defined by the engineering report entitled, ″Wellhead Treatment for PFAS & VOCs at Well No. 10 & 15″, dated September 2023, revised August 2025, by H2M Architects + Engineers, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3116, 2026-04-16) | $3.19M | Source, p. 7 → |
| Oct 2025 | Wellhead Treatment for PFAS & VOCs at Well Nos 10 & 15, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $4.56M | Source, p. 55 → |
| Oct 2025 | Wellhead Treatment for PFAS & VOCs at Well Nos 10 & 15, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $4.56M | Source, p. 169 → |
| Oct 2024 | Wellhead Treatment for PFAS & VOCs at Well Nos 10 & 15, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $4.56M | Source, p. 54 → |
| Oct 2024 | Wellhead Treatment for PFAS & VOCs at Well Nos 10 & 15, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 BIL-EC Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $4.56M | Source, p. 108 → |
| Oct 2024 | Wellhead Treatment for PFAS & VOCs at Well Nos 10 & 15, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $4.56M | Source, p. 161 → |
| Undated | Wellhead Treatment for PFAS & VOCs at Well Nos 10 & 15, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant IIJA-EC grant awarded (FFY2025 IUP awarded-projects list) (amount is the project cost) | $3.19M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Mar 12, 2026 | This project is for creation of the Morrisonville 2 Water District within the Town of Schuyler Falls and the installation of approximately 9,350 linear feet of water main and associated fittings, valving, hydrants, and meters to provide public water to 43 properties and an existing mobile home park along Sand Road that current rely on private wells with perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination. The project scope is further defined by the engineering report entitled ″Water System Improvements to Address Emerging Contaminants″ dated August 2022, by Barton & Loguidice, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3112, 2026-03-12) | $5M | Source, p. 21 → |
| Mar 12, 2026 | This project consists of the construction of two new Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) adsorption vessels to remove Perfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) from Well Nos. 1A and 2 at the Village’s Syracuse Street facility. Additional work includes construction of a building to house the new GAC vessels, demolition of the DPW garage, construction of a new DPW garage, and miscellaneous upgrades to the existing treatment and electrical systems. The project scope is further defined by the Basis of Design Report dated January 2024, by D&B Engineers and Architects as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3112, 2026-03-12) | $5M | Source, p. 21 → |
| Oct 30, 2025 | This project consists of installation of a new Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) adsorption treatment system for the removal of PFOA and PFOS from the Village of Williston Park’s Well No. 4. The project includes the construction of a set of two 40,000 lb GAC vessels as well as a new masonry building at the Well No. 4 facility to house the GAC treatment system; updates to the facility piping, power supply, chlorine injection system, and motor control center to accommodate the GAC treatment system; and replacement of the facility’s Packed Tower Aeration System booster pump to accommodate pressure losses through the GAC treatment system. The project scope is further defined by the engineering report entitled, ″PFAS Treatment at Well 4 Basis of Design Report″, dated August 2024, by D&B Engineers and Architects as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3094, 2025-10-30) | $5M | Source, p. 97 → |
| Oct 2025 | Well No.4 GAC PFAS treatment, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $8.68M | Source, p. 55 → |
| Oct 2025 | Wells No. 1A and No. 2 GAC PFAS treatment, New Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $14.2M | Source, p. 78 → |
| Oct 2025 | Well No.4 GAC PFAS treatment, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $8.68M | Source, p. 148 → |
| Oct 2025 | Wells No. 1A and No. 2 GAC PFAS treatment, New Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $14.2M | Source, p. 149 → |
| Nov 1, 2024 | PFAS Treatment at Well 4 2024 WIIA grant awarded (Governor's announcement) | $5M | Source → |
| Oct 2024 | Wells No. 1A and No. 2 GAC PFAS treatment, New Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded BIL-EC Funding") on the FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $14.2M | Source, p. 73 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well No.4 GAC PFAS treatment, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $8.68M | Source, p. 54 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well No.4 GAC PFAS treatment, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 BIL-EC Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $8.68M | Source, p. 108 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well No.4 GAC PFAS treatment, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $8.68M | Source, p. 139 → |
| Oct 2024 | Wells No. 1A and No. 2 GAC PFAS treatment, New Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $14.2M | Source, p. 141 → |
| Undated | Wells No. 1A and No. 2 GAC PFAS treatment, New Water Treatment Plant BIL-EC grant awarded (FFY2024 IUP awarded-projects list) (amount is the project cost) | $5M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Dec 19, 2025 | New Well Source Development to Address PFAS Contamination and Inadequate Source Capacity 2025 WIIA grant awarded (Governor's announcement) | $5.02M | Source → |
| Oct 2025 | New well field to mitigate PFAS contamination; replacement of transmission main., New Ground Water Source, Upgrade Transmission On the FFY2026 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $8.42M | Source, p. 53 → |
| Oct 2025 | New well field to mitigate PFAS contamination; replacement of transmission main., New Ground Water Source, Upgrade Transmission On the FFY2026 IIJA-EC Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $8.42M | Source, p. 118 → |
| Oct 2025 | New well field to mitigate PFAS contamination; replacement of transmission main., New Ground Water Source, Upgrade Transmission On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $8.42M | Source, p. 133 → |
| Dec 11, 2025 | This project consists of installation of two granular activated carbon (GAC) adsorption treatment systems and associated appurtenances at Well 9 to treat perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) contamination. This project also includes the installation of a permanent treatment building to house the GAC vessels. Other work includes upgrades to the Well 9 pump and motor, as well as miscellaneous equipment upgrades and site improvements. The project scope is further defined by the engineering report dated June 2024, by H2M Architects and Engineers as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3101, 2025-12-11) | $4.9M | Source, p. 30 → |
| Oct 2025 | Plant No. 9 - New GAC treatment for PFAS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $7M | Source, p. 78 → |
| Oct 2025 | Plant No. 9 - New GAC treatment for PFAS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $7M | Source, p. 149 → |
| Oct 2024 | Plant No. 9 - New GAC treatment for PFAS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 BIL-EC Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $7M | Source, p. 108 → |
| Oct 2024 | Plant No. 9 - New GAC treatment for PFAS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Annual List below the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (market-rate only) (amount is the project cost) | $7M | Source, p. 73 → |
| Oct 2024 | Plant No. 9 - New GAC treatment for PFAS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $7M | Source, p. 141 → |
| Undated | Plant No. 9 - New GAC treatment for PFAS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant IIJA-EC grant awarded (FFY2025 IUP awarded-projects list) (amount is the project cost) | $4.9M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Dec 11, 2025 | This project consists of the upgrade of a surface water treatment plant to install two sets of granular activated carbon (GAC) filter vessels. A new building containing the GAC filter vessels and a clearwell will be installed to integrate the treatment with the existing filter units and chemical treatment. New pumps will be installed to convey water through the plant, and improvements to the site drainage and discharge capabilities will be installed. The project scope is further defined by the engineering report entitled ″PFAS Treatment at The Nyack Water Treatment Plant″ dated February 2021, by H2M Architects and Engineers, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3101, 2025-12-11) | — | Source, p. 28 → |
| Dec 11, 2025 | This project consists of the upgrade of a surface water treatment plant to install two sets of granular activated carbon (GAC) filter vessels. A new building containing the GAC filter vessels and a clearwell will be installed to integrate the treatment with the existing filter units and chemical treatment. New pumps will be installed to convey water through the plant, and improvements to the site drainage and discharge capabilities will be installed. The project scope is further defined by the engineering report entitled ″PFAS Treatment at The Nyack Water Treatment Plant″ dated February 2021, by H2M Architects and Engineers, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3101, 2025-12-11) | $2.78M | Source, p. 35 → |
| Oct 2025 | PFAS Treatment at Nyack Water Plant., New Other Expenses, New Other (OT) Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $4.75M | Source, p. 60 → |
| Oct 2025 | PFAS Treatment at Nyack Water Plant., New Other Expenses, New Other (OT) On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $4.75M | Source, p. 164 → |
| Oct 2024 | PFAS Treatment at Nyack Water Plant., New Other Expenses, New Other (OT) Coded BEC ("Awarded BIL-EC Funding") on the FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $4.75M | Source, p. 57 → |
| Oct 2024 | PFAS Treatment at Nyack Water Plant., New Other Expenses, New Other (OT) On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $4.75M | Source, p. 156 → |
| Dec 11, 2025 | This project consists of extending the boundaries of the Smithtown Water District (SWD) service area to provide water to residences with private wells contaminated with perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). The project includes installation of approximately 3,330 linear feet of distribution main and appurtenances in two locations to service a total of 26 single-family dwellings. The project scope is further defined by the engineering report entitled, ″Map & Plan Report for District Boundary and Water Main Extension – Oakside Drive and Landing Avenue″, dated May 2025, by H2M architects + engineers as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3101, 2025-12-11) | $998k | Source, p. 30 → |
| Oct 2025 | Extension of water district to serve PFAS contaminated private wells (Oakside Drive and Landing Ave), Extend Distribution System Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $1.43M | Source, p. 74 → |
| Oct 2025 | Extension of water district to serve PFAS contaminated private wells (Oakside Drive and Landing Ave), Extend Distribution System On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $1.43M | Source, p. 170 → |
| Oct 2024 | Extension of water district to serve PFAS contaminated private wells (Oakside Drive and Landing Ave), Extend Distribution System On the FFY2025 BIL-EC Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $1.43M | Source, p. 108 → |
| Oct 2024 | Extension of water district to serve PFAS contaminated private wells (Oakside Drive and Landing Ave), Extend Distribution System On the FFY2025 Annual List below the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (market-rate only) (amount is the project cost) | $1.43M | Source, p. 70 → |
| Oct 2024 | Extension of water district to serve PFAS contaminated private wells (Oakside Drive and Landing Ave), Extend Distribution System On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $1.43M | Source, p. 162 → |
| Undated | Extension of water district to serve PFAS contaminated private wells (Oakside Drive and Landing Ave), Extend Distribution System IIJA-EC grant awarded (FFY2025 IUP awarded-projects list) (amount is the project cost) | $998k | Source, p. 2 → |
| Oct 30, 2025 | This project consists of installation of a new Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) adsorption treatment system for the removal of PFOA from Well No. 1 of the Manhasset-Lakeville Water District’s Campbell Station. The project includes the construction of a set of two 40,000 lb GAC vessels as well as a new masonry building to house the GAC treatment system; new site piping and drainage modifications to accommodate the GAC treatment system; new wiring for the GAC treatment building power and controls; and replacement of the well pump as needed upon evaluation. The project scope is further defined by the engineering report entitled ″Engineering Report – PFAS Treatment for Campbell Well No. 1″ dated August 2023, by H2M Architects + Engineers, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3094, 2025-10-30) | $2.83M | Source, p. 96 → |
| Oct 2025 | Removal of PFAS contamination at Spruce Ponds Plant., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Annual List below the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (market-rate only) (amount is the project cost) | $3.6M | Source, p. 77 → |
| Oct 2025 | Installation of GAC Treatment for PFAS at Manhasset Lakeville WD Campbell Well No. 1, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $4.72M | Source, p. 148 → |
| Oct 2025 | Removal of PFAS contamination at Spruce Ponds Plant., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $3.6M | Source, p. 149 → |
| Nov 1, 2024 | PFAS Treatment for Campbell Well No. 1 2024 WIIA grant awarded (Governor's announcement) | $2.83M | Source → |
| Oct 2024 | Removal of PFAS contamination at Spruce Ponds Plant., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Annual List below the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (market-rate only) (amount is the project cost) | $3.6M | Source, p. 72 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of GAC Treatment for PFAS at Manhasset Lakeville WD Campbell Well No. 1, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $4.72M | Source, p. 140 → |
| Oct 2024 | Removal of PFAS contamination at Spruce Ponds Plant., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $3.6M | Source, p. 142 → |
| Oct 30, 2025 | This project consists of the installation of a Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) treatment system and an ion exchange (IX) treatment system for the removal of PFAS from the existing Community Drive Facility Wells. The project is defined by the engineering report entitled ″Wellhead Treatment for Emerging Contaminants at Community Drive Facility″ dated November 2024 by the engineering firm H2M architects + engineers, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3094, 2025-10-30) | $5M | Source, p. 97 → |
| Oct 2025 | Installation of GAC and Anion Exchange treatment systems to remove PFAS, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $13.7M | Source, p. 149 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of GAC and Anion Exchange treatment systems to remove PFAS, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $13.7M | Source, p. 142 → |
| Oct 2025 | Well No. 5 - GAC treatment for PFAS removal; and Replace PTAS, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $18.5M | Source, p. 78 → |
| Oct 2025 | Installation of GAC to treat PFAS at Shepherd Lane Well 1, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $9.69M | Source, p. 78 → |
| Oct 2025 | Installation of GAC to treat PFAS at Shepherd Lane Well 1, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $9.69M | Source, p. 148 → |
| Oct 2025 | Well No. 5 - GAC treatment for PFAS removal; and Replace PTAS, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $18.5M | Source, p. 149 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of GAC to treat PFAS at Shepherd Lane Well 1, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded BIL-EC Funding") on the FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $9.69M | Source, p. 73 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well No. 5 - GAC treatment for PFAS removal; and Replace PTAS, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 BIL-EC Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $18.5M | Source, p. 108 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well No. 5 - GAC treatment for PFAS removal; and Replace PTAS, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Annual List below the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (market-rate only) (amount is the project cost) | $18.5M | Source, p. 73 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well No. 5 - GAC treatment for PFAS removal; and Replace PTAS, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $18.5M | Source, p. 140 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of GAC to treat PFAS at Shepherd Lane Well 1, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $9.69M | Source, p. 141 → |
| Undated | Well No. 5 - GAC treatment for PFAS removal; and Replace PTAS, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant IIJA-EC grant awarded (FFY2025 IUP awarded-projects list) (amount is the project cost) | $5M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Undated | Installation of GAC to treat PFAS at Shepherd Lane Well 1, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant BIL-EC grant awarded (FFY2024 IUP awarded-projects list) (amount is the project cost) | $5M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Oct 2025 | Birch Hill Acres - Installation of GAC treatment to address PFAS contamination, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $3M | Source, p. 64 → |
| Oct 2025 | Birch Hill Acres - Installation of GAC treatment to address PFAS contamination, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $3M | Source, p. 163 → |
| Oct 2024 | Birch Hill Acres - Installation of GAC treatment to address PFAS contamination, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded BIL-EC Funding") on the FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $3M | Source, p. 61 → |
| Oct 2024 | Birch Hill Acres - Installation of GAC treatment to address PFAS contamination, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $3M | Source, p. 155 → |
| Oct 2025 | Installation of Ionization Media filters, interconnections within the Town's existing water districts, and development of new GW Sources to address PFOA/PFAS contamination, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source, Upgrade Distribution On the FFY2026 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $16.7M | Source, p. 57 → |
| Oct 2025 | Installation of Ionization Media filters, interconnections within the Town's existing water districts, and development of new GW Sources to address PFOA/PFAS contamination, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source, Upgrade Distribution System On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $16.7M | Source, p. 135 → |
| Aug 14, 2025 | This project consists of the installation of an ion exchange (IX) treatment system at the Hopewell Hamlet Water District (WD) to remove PFAS; construction of a new well at the Beekman wellfield; and the installation of interconnections throughout the town to interconnect several water districts. The project is defined by the engineering report entitled ″Town of East Fishkill Water Supply Project″ dated August 2023 (Revised January 2025) by the Town of East Fishkill, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3087, 2025-08-14) | $5M | Source, p. 15 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of Ionization Media filters, interconnections within the Town's existing water districts, and development of new GW Sources to address PFOA/PFAS contamination, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source, Upgrade Distribution On the FFY2025 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $16.7M | Source, p. 56 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of Ionization Media filters, interconnections within the Town's existing water districts, and development of new GW Sources to address PFOA/PFAS contamination, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source, Upgrade Distribution System On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $16.7M | Source, p. 127 → |
| Oct 2025 | Plant No. 1 - GAC treatment for PFOA/PFOS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List | $0 | Source, p. 78 → |
| Oct 2025 | Plant No. 1 - GAC treatment for PFOA/PFOS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) | $0 | Source, p. 149 → |
| Oct 2024 | Plant No. 1 - GAC treatment for PFOA/PFOS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded BIL-EC Funding") on the FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List | $0 | Source, p. 73 → |
| Oct 2024 | Plant No. 1 - GAC treatment for PFOA/PFOS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) | $0 | Source, p. 141 → |
| Undated | Plant No. 1 - GAC treatment for PFOA/PFOS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant BIL-EC grant awarded (FFY2024 IUP awarded-projects list) (amount is the project cost) | $605k | Source, p. 2 → |
| Oct 2025 | Install GAC to remove PFAS at Nancy Court Well Station., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $10.9M | Source, p. 148 → |
| Nov 1, 2024 | PFAS Treatment at the Nancy Court Well Station 2024 WIIA grant awarded (Governor's announcement) | $5M | Source → |
| Oct 2024 | Install GAC to remove PFAS at Nancy Court Well Station., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $10.9M | Source, p. 140 → |
| Oct 2025 | Installation of GAC for PFAS removal., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $8.8M | Source, p. 56 → |
| Oct 2025 | Installation of GAC for PFAS removal., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $8.8M | Source, p. 165 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of GAC for PFAS removal., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $8.8M | Source, p. 55 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of GAC for PFAS removal., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 BIL-EC Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $8.8M | Source, p. 108 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of GAC for PFAS removal., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $8.8M | Source, p. 157 → |
| Undated | Installation of GAC for PFAS removal., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant IIJA-EC grant awarded (FFY2025 IUP awarded-projects list) (amount is the project cost) | $5M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Oct 2025 | Interconnection of Greenfields Water System to Hyde Park Regional Water System to address PFAS contamination, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, New Pump Station, New Inter-Connection Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List | $0 | Source, p. 49 → |
| Oct 2025 | Interconnection of Greenfields Water System to Hyde Park Regional Water System to address PFAS contamination, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, New Pump Station, New Inter-Connection Short-term loan closed (per FFY2026 Final IUP Multiyear List note) | $0 | Source, p. 135 → |
| Oct 2024 | Interconnection of Greenfields Water System to Hyde Park Regional Water System to address PFAS contamination, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, New Pump Station, New Inter-Connection Coded BEC ("Awarded BIL-EC Funding") on the FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List | $0 | Source, p. 49 → |
| Oct 2024 | Interconnection of Greenfields Water System to Hyde Park Regional Water System to address PFAS contamination, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, New Pump Station, New Inter-Connection Short-term loan closed (per FFY2025 Final IUP Multiyear List note) | $0 | Source, p. 127 → |
| Oct 2025 | 1,4-dioxane and PFAS removal at Clinton Street Plant , Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Storage On the FFY2026 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $53.3M | Source, p. 54 → |
| Oct 2025 | 1,4-dioxane and PFAS removal at Clinton Street Plant , Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Storage On the FFY2026 IIJA-GS Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $53.3M | Source, p. 109 → |
| Oct 2025 | 1,4-dioxane and PFAS removal at Clinton Street Plant , Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Storage On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $53.3M | Source, p. 147 → |
| Nov 1, 2024 | Village of Hempstead Water Treatment Improvements Project 2024 WIIA grant awarded (Governor's announcement) | $37.3M | Source → |
| Oct 2024 | 1,4-dioxane and PFAS removal at Clinton Street Plant , Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Storage On the FFY2025 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $53.3M | Source, p. 53 → |
| Oct 2024 | 1,4-dioxane and PFAS removal at Clinton Street Plant , Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Storage On the FFY2025 BIL-GS Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $53.3M | Source, p. 99 → |
| Oct 2024 | 1,4-dioxane and PFAS removal at Clinton Street Plant , Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Storage On the FFY2025 BIL-EC Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $53.3M | Source, p. 108 → |
| Oct 2024 | 1,4-dioxane and PFAS removal at Clinton Street Plant , Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Storage On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $53.3M | Source, p. 139 → |
| Oct 2025 | Plant No. 6 - AOP/GAC treatment for 1,4-dioxane and PFOA/PFOS removal., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List | $0 | Source, p. 72 → |
| Oct 2025 | Plant 5 AOP treatment of 1,4-dioxane, PFOA and PFOS., Upgrade Other Expenses, New Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Other (OT) On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $9.42M | Source, p. 148 → |
| Oct 2025 | Plant No. 6 - AOP/GAC treatment for 1,4-dioxane and PFOA/PFOS removal., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) | $0 | Source, p. 148 → |
| Oct 2024 | Plant No. 6 - AOP/GAC treatment for 1,4-dioxane and PFOA/PFOS removal., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded BIL-EC Funding") on the FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List | $0 | Source, p. 68 → |
| Oct 2024 | Plant 5 AOP treatment of 1,4-dioxane, PFOA and PFOS., Upgrade Other Expenses, New Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Other (OT) On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $9.42M | Source, p. 140 → |
| Oct 2024 | Plant No. 6 - AOP/GAC treatment for 1,4-dioxane and PFOA/PFOS removal., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) | $0 | Source, p. 140 → |
| Oct 2025 | Relocate existing GAC vessels to Well 29 and install new GAC Vessels at Wells 18 and 19 to address PFAS contamination, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $17.6M | Source, p. 77 → |
| Oct 2025 | Well 12 PFAS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $8.62M | Source, p. 77 → |
| Oct 2025 | New Wellhead Treatment for PFAS Removal at Well 23, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $10.4M | Source, p. 77 → |
| Oct 2025 | Installation of GAC for PFAS removal at Wells 27 & 28, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 IIJA-EC Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $17.8M | Source, p. 118 → |
| Oct 2025 | New AOP and GAC Treatment at Well 3 to remove 1,4-dioxane and PFOA., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 IIJA-EC Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $19.3M | Source, p. 118 → |
| Oct 2025 | New AOP and GAC Treatment at Well 3 to remove 1,4-dioxane and PFOA., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Annual List below the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (market-rate only) (amount is the project cost) | $19.3M | Source, p. 77 → |
| Oct 2025 | Installation of GAC for PFAS removal at Wells 27 & 28, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Annual List below the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (market-rate only) (amount is the project cost) | $17.8M | Source, p. 85 → |
| Oct 2025 | Well 17 PFAS Removal., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $10.5M | Source, p. 148 → |
| Oct 2025 | Installation of GAC for PFAS removal at Wells 27 & 28, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $17.8M | Source, p. 149 → |
| Oct 2025 | Well 12 PFAS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $8.62M | Source, p. 149 → |
| Oct 2025 | Well 13 PFAS Removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $12.6M | Source, p. 149 → |
| Oct 2025 | New AOP and GAC Treatment at Well 3 to remove 1,4-dioxane and PFOA., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $19.3M | Source, p. 149 → |
| Oct 2025 | Relocate existing GAC vessels to Well 29 and install new GAC Vessels at Wells 18 and 19 to address PFAS contamination, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $17.6M | Source, p. 149 → |
| Oct 2025 | New Wellhead Treatment for PFAS Removal at Well 23, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $10.4M | Source, p. 150 → |
| Oct 2024 | Relocate existing GAC vessels to Well 29 and install new GAC Vessels at Wells 18 and 19 to address PFAS contamination, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded BIL-EC Funding") on the FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $17.6M | Source, p. 72 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well 12 PFAS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded BIL-EC Funding") on the FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $8.62M | Source, p. 72 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well 23 PFAS Removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 BIL-EC Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $10.4M | Source, p. 108 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well 28 PFAS Removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 BIL-EC Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $6.68M | Source, p. 108 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well 23 PFAS Removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Annual List below the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (market-rate only) (amount is the project cost) | $10.4M | Source, p. 72 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well 28 PFAS Removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Annual List below the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (market-rate only) (amount is the project cost) | $6.68M | Source, p. 72 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well 12 PFAS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $8.62M | Source, p. 141 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well 23 PFAS Removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $10.4M | Source, p. 141 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well 13 PFAS Removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $12.6M | Source, p. 141 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well 17 PFAS Removal., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $10.5M | Source, p. 141 → |
| Oct 2024 | Relocate existing GAC vessels to Well 29 and install new GAC Vessels at Wells 18 and 19 to address PFAS contamination, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $17.6M | Source, p. 141 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well 28 PFAS Removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $6.68M | Source, p. 142 → |
| Undated | New Wellhead Treatment for PFAS Removal at Well 23, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant IIJA-EC grant awarded (FFY2025 IUP awarded-projects list) (amount is the project cost) | $5M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Undated | Well 12 PFAS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant BIL-EC grant awarded (FFY2024 IUP awarded-projects list) (amount is the project cost) | $5M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Oct 2025 | Installation of Ion Exchange to remove PFAS, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Annual List below the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (market-rate only) (amount is the project cost) | $1M | Source, p. 64 → |
| Oct 2025 | Installation of Ion Exchange to remove PFAS, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $1M | Source, p. 163 → |
| Nov 1, 2024 | Town of Kent Water District 1 and 2 PFAS Treatment 2024 WIIA grant awarded (Governor's announcement) | $703k | Source → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of Ion Exchange to remove PFAS, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 BIL-EC Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $1M | Source, p. 108 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of Ion Exchange to remove PFAS, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Annual List below the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (market-rate only) (amount is the project cost) | $1M | Source, p. 61 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of Ion Exchange to remove PFAS, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $1M | Source, p. 155 → |
| Oct 2025 | Address PFAS, Develop Additional GW Source, Storage and Distribution Improvements., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source, Upgrade Storage, Upgrade Distribution System "Financed through SRF Market Rate Program" per FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List | $0 | Source, p. 65 → |
| Oct 2025 | Address PFAS, Develop Additional GW Source, Storage and Distribution Improvements., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source, Upgrade Storage, Upgrade Distribution System On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) | $0 | Source, p. 164 → |
| Oct 2024 | Address PFAS, Develop Additional GW Source, Storage and Distribution Improvements., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source, Upgrade Storage, Upgrade Distribution System "Financed through SRF Market Rate Program" per FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List | $0 | Source, p. 62 → |
| Oct 2024 | Address PFAS, Develop Additional GW Source, Storage and Distribution Improvements., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source, Upgrade Storage, Upgrade Distribution System On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) | $0 | Source, p. 155 → |
| Oct 2025 | Creation of Poestenkill WD #2 to provide water to an area with PFAS contamination, New Water District Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $5.71M | Source, p. 59 → |
| Oct 2025 | Creation of Poestenkill WD #2 to provide water to an area with PFAS contamination, New Water District On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $5.71M | Source, p. 163 → |
| Aug 14, 2025 | This project consists of the development of the Town of Poestenkill Water District No. 2. Work includes installation of approximately 36,000 linear feet new watermain and associated appurtenances along Route 66, Reichards Lake Road, and Vosburgh Road, and a new 200,000-gallon water storage tank to provide public water to 200 residential and commercial properties and a public school that are currently served by private wells contaminated with PFAS. The project scope is further defined by the engineering report titled ″Proposed Water District No. 2 Map, Plan and Report″, dated August 2022, by Laberge Group as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3087, 2025-08-14) | $670k | Source, p. 13 → |
| Aug 14, 2025 | This project consists of the development of the Town of Poestenkill Water District No. 2. Work includes installation of approximately 36,000 linear feet new watermain and associated appurtenances along Route 66, Reichards Lake Road, and Vosburgh Road, and a new 200,000-gallon water storage tank to provide public water to 200 residential and commercial properties and a public school that are currently served by private wells contaminated with PFAS. The project scope is further defined by the engineering report titled ″Proposed Water District No. 2 Map, Plan and Report″, dated August 2022, by Laberge Group as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3087, 2025-08-14) | $3.33M | Source, p. 17 → |
| Oct 2024 | Creation of Poestenkill WD #2 to provide water to an area with PFAS contamination, New Water District Coded BEC ("Awarded BIL-EC Funding") on the FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $5.71M | Source, p. 57 → |
| Oct 2024 | Creation of Poestenkill WD #2 to provide water to an area with PFAS contamination, New Water District On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $5.71M | Source, p. 155 → |
| Oct 2025 | Installation of GAC treatment to remove PFAS at Hewlett Well No. 4, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List | $0 | Source, p. 48 → |
| Oct 2025 | New GAC to remove PFAS contamination at Ricks Well 7, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List | $0 | Source, p. 55 → |
| Oct 2025 | New GAC to remove PFAS contamination at Well 6, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List | $0 | Source, p. 77 → |
| Oct 2025 | Installation of GAC treatment to remove PFAS at Hewlett Well No. 4, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Short-term loan closed (per FFY2026 Final IUP Multiyear List note) | $0 | Source, p. 147 → |
| Oct 2025 | New GAC to remove PFAS contamination at Ricks Well 7, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) | $0 | Source, p. 148 → |
| Oct 2025 | New GAC to remove PFAS contamination at Well 6, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) | $0 | Source, p. 149 → |
| Aug 14, 2025 | This project consists of the construction of a Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) treatment system for the removal of PFOA and PFOS from Sandy Hollow Wells 1 & 2. The existing pair of GAC treatment vessels will be upsized from 20,000-lb capacity to 40,000-lb capacity, providing greater treatment ability to remove PFOA and PFOS from the source water. The project is defined by the engineering report entitled ″PFAS Treatment at Sandy Hollow Road Well No. 1 and 2 Facility″ dated May 2024 by the engineering firm D&B Engineers and Architects, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3087, 2025-08-14) | $5M | Source, p. 17 → |
| Jun 26, 2025 | This project consists of the construction of an upsized Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) treatment system for the removal of perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) from existing Hewlett Well No. 4. The existing pair of GAC treatment vessels will be upsized from 20,000-lb capacity to 40,000-lb capacity, providing greater treatment ability to remove PFOA and PFOS from the source water. The project is defined by the engineering report entitled ″PFAS Treatment Enhancement at Hewlett Well 4″ dated June 2023 by the engineering firm D&B Engineers and Architects, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3083, 2025-06-26) | $996k | Source, p. 97 → |
| Jun 26, 2025 | This project consists of the construction of an upsized Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) treatment system for the removal of perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) from existing Hewlett Well No. 4. The existing pair of GAC treatment vessels will be upsized from 20,000-lb capacity to 40,000-lb capacity, providing greater treatment ability to remove PFOA and PFOS from the source water. The project is defined by the engineering report entitled ″PFAS Treatment Enhancement at Hewlett Well 4″ dated June 2023 by the engineering firm D&B Engineers and Architects, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3083, 2025-06-26) | $4M | Source, p. 99 → |
| May 22, 2025 | This project consists of the construction of a Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) treatment system for the removal of PFOA and PFOS from the existing Well No. 6. The project is defined by the engineering report entitled “PFAS Treatment at Bar Beach Well 6” dated June 2023 by the engineering firm D&B Engineers and Architects, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3075, 2025-05-22) | $5M | Source, p. 53 → |
| Jan 23, 2025 | This project consists of the construction of a Granular Activated Carbon treatment system for the removal of PFOA and PFOS from existing Well No. 7. The project is defined by the engineering report entitled "PFAS Treatment at Ricks Well 7" dated August 2022 by the engineering firm D&B Engineers and Architects, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3064, 2025-01-23) | $5M | Source, p. 17 → |
| Oct 2024 | New GAC to remove PFAS contamination at Ricks Well 7, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded BIL-EC Funding") on the FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $9.53M | Source, p. 54 → |
| Oct 2024 | New GAC to remove PFAS contamination at Well 6, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded BIL-EC Funding") on the FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $8.19M | Source, p. 72 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of GAC treatment to remove PFAS at Hewlett Well No. 4, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $7.72M | Source, p. 54 → |
| Oct 2024 | New GAC to remove PFAS contamination at Ricks Well 7, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 BIL-EC Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $9.53M | Source, p. 108 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of GAC treatment to remove PFAS at Hewlett Well No. 4, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 BIL-EC Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $7.72M | Source, p. 108 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of GAC to treat PFAS, Improvements to site buildings and electric service., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $12.4M | Source, p. 139 → |
| Oct 2024 | New GAC to remove PFAS contamination at Ricks Well 7, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $9.53M | Source, p. 140 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of GAC treatment to remove PFAS at Hewlett Well No. 4, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $7.72M | Source, p. 140 → |
| Oct 2024 | New GAC to remove PFAS contamination at Well 6, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $8.19M | Source, p. 142 → |
| Undated | New GAC to remove PFAS contamination at Ricks Well 7, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant IIJA-EC grant awarded (FFY2025 IUP awarded-projects list) (amount is the project cost) | $3.41M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Undated | Installation of GAC treatment to remove PFAS at Hewlett Well No. 4, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant IIJA-EC grant awarded (FFY2025 IUP awarded-projects list) (amount is the project cost) | $996k | Source, p. 2 → |
| Undated | New GAC to remove PFAS contamination at Well 6, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant BIL-EC grant awarded (FFY2024 IUP awarded-projects list) (amount is the project cost) | $5M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Oct 2025 | Enhance interconnection with Red Hook (T); eliminate Well #4 due to PFAS, Upgrade Storage, Upgrade Distribution System, Upgrade Inter-Connection "Financed through SRF Market Rate Program" per FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List | $0 | Source, p. 95 → |
| Oct 2025 | Enhance interconnection with Red Hook (T); eliminate Well #4 due to PFAS, Upgrade Storage, Upgrade Distribution System, Upgrade Inter-Connection On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) | $0 | Source, p. 136 → |
| May 22, 2025 | This project consists of the decommissioning/abandonment of Well #4, replacement of approximately 2,400 linear feet of existing water main, hydrants, and lead service connections on Graves and Cherry Street, rehabilitation of the interior of the existing 225,000-gallon water tower located at the end of Tower Street, and replacement of the control system at the water treatment plant. The project is defined by the engineering report entitled ″PFOA/S Removal and Resilience Upgrades″ dated August 2022 by Delaware Engineering, D.P.C., as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3075, 2025-05-22) | $915k | Source, p. 52 → |
| May 22, 2025 | This project consists of the decommissioning/abandonment of Well #4, replacement of approximately 2,400 linear feet of existing water main, hydrants, and lead service connections on Graves and Cherry Street, rehabilitation of the interior of the existing 225,000-gallon water tower located at the end of Tower Street, and replacement of the control system at the water treatment plant. The project is defined by the engineering report entitled ″PFOA/S Removal and Resilience Upgrades″ dated August 2022 by Delaware Engineering, D.P.C., as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3075, 2025-05-22) | $1.08M | Source, p. 58 → |
| Oct 2024 | Enhance interconnection with Red Hook (T); eliminate Well #4 due to PFAS, Upgrade Storage, Upgrade Distribution System, Upgrade Inter-Connection "Financed through SRF Market Rate Program" per FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List | $0 | Source, p. 88 → |
| Oct 2024 | Enhance interconnection with Red Hook (T); eliminate Well #4 due to PFAS, Upgrade Storage, Upgrade Distribution System, Upgrade Inter-Connection On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) | $0 | Source, p. 128 → |
| Oct 2025 | New GAC Treatment to Address PFAS at Wells 3 & 4., New Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Ground Water Source Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List | $0 | Source, p. 79 → |
| Oct 2025 | New GAC Treatment to Address PFAS at Wells 3 & 4., New Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Ground Water Source On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) | $0 | Source, p. 149 → |
| Oct 2024 | New GAC Treatment to Address PFAS at Wells 3 & 4., New Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Ground Water Source Coded BEC ("Awarded BIL-EC Funding") on the FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $10.6M | Source, p. 74 → |
| Oct 2024 | New GAC Treatment to Address PFAS at Wells 3 & 4., New Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Ground Water Source On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $10.6M | Source, p. 140 → |
| Undated | New GAC Treatment to Address PFAS at Wells 3 & 4., New Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Ground Water Source BIL-EC grant awarded (FFY2024 IUP awarded-projects list) (amount is the project cost) | $5M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Oct 2025 | New Ground Water Source New South Water District to extend public water to consolidate PWSs with PFAS and 1,4-dioxane, New Water District Coded BGS ("Awarded IIJA-GS Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $27.6M | Source, p. 52 → |
| Oct 2025 | New South Water District to extend public water to consolidate PWSs with PFAS and 1,4-dioxane, New Water District On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $27.6M | Source, p. 162 → |
| Undated | New South Water District to extend public water to consolidate PWSs with PFAS and 1,4-dioxane, New Water District IIJA-GS grant awarded (FFY2025 IUP awarded-projects list) | — | Source, p. 1 → |
| Oct 2025 | Morrisonville WD Sands Road Extension to serve PFOA contaminated private wells., New Distribution System, New System Consolidation Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $5.5M | Source, p. 51 → |
| Oct 2025 | Morrisonville WD Sands Road Extension to serve PFOA contaminated private wells., New Distribution System, New System Consolidation On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $5.5M | Source, p. 133 → |
| Oct 2024 | Morrisonville WD Sands Road Extension to serve PFOA contaminated private wells., New Distribution System, New System Consolidation Coded BEC ("Awarded BIL-EC Funding") on the FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $5.5M | Source, p. 50 → |
| Oct 2024 | Morrisonville WD Sands Road Extension to serve PFOA contaminated private wells., New Distribution System, New System Consolidation On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $5.5M | Source, p. 124 → |
| Oct 2025 | New drinking water distribution system to address PFAS contamination, New Distribution System, New Water District Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $2.91M | Source, p. 52 → |
| Oct 2025 | New drinking water distribution system to address PFAS contamination, New Distribution System, New Water District On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $2.91M | Source, p. 178 → |
| Oct 2024 | New drinking water distribution system to address PFAS contamination, New Distribution System, New Water District Coded BEC ("Awarded BIL-EC Funding") on the FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $2.91M | Source, p. 51 → |
| Oct 2024 | New drinking water distribution system to address PFAS contamination, New Distribution System, New Water District On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $2.91M | Source, p. 170 → |
| Undated | New drinking water distribution system to address PFAS contamination, New Distribution System, New Water District BIL-EC grant awarded (FFY2024 IUP awarded-projects list) (amount is the project cost) | $291k | Source, p. 2 → |
| Oct 2025 | Starr Ridge - Installation of GAC treatment to address PFAS contamination, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded IIJA-EC Funding") on the FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $3M | Source, p. 64 → |
| Oct 2025 | Starr Ridge - Installation of GAC treatment to address PFAS contamination, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $3M | Source, p. 163 → |
| Oct 2024 | Starr Ridge - Installation of GAC treatment to address PFAS contamination, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded BIL-EC Funding") on the FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $3M | Source, p. 61 → |
| Oct 2024 | Starr Ridge - Installation of GAC treatment to address PFAS contamination, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $3M | Source, p. 155 → |
| Oct 2025 | PFAS Removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Short-term loan closed (per FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List note) | $0 | Source, p. 48 → |
| Oct 2025 | PFAS Removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Short-term loan closed (per FFY2026 Final IUP Multiyear List note) | $0 | Source, p. 164 → |
| Jan 23, 2025 | ·This project includes the rehabilitation of three existing granular activated carbon (GAC) filter vessels that have been offline for 30 years. Work includes replacement of existing GAC media within the vessels, replacement of fiberglass pipe and fittings with ductile iron, and the installation of new chemical injection lines. The project scope is further defined by the engineering report entitled "Village of Suffern PFOS/PFOA Treatment System Engineer's Report", dated June 2022, by Pitingaro & Doetsch Consulting Engineers, P.C., as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3064, 2025-01-23) | $532k | Source, p. 17 → |
| Jan 23, 2025 | This project includes the rehabilitation of three existing granular activated carbon (GAC) filter vessels that have been offline for 30 years. Work includes replacement of existing GAC media within the vessels, replacement of fiberglass pipe and fittings with ductile iron, and the installation of new chemical injection . lines. The project scope is further defined by the engineering report entitled "Village of Suffern PFOS/PFOA Treatment System Engineer's Report", dated June 2022, by Pitingaro & Doetsch Consulting Engineers, P.C., as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3064, 2025-01-23) | $320k | Source, p. 20 → |
| Oct 2024 | PFAS Removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $533k | Source, p. 54 → |
| Oct 2024 | PFAS Removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $533k | Source, p. 156 → |
| Oct 2025 | State Street - GAC treatment for PFOA/PFOS removal and raising wellhead, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Ground Water Source On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $14.4M | Source, p. 149 → |
| Jan 23, 2025 | This project consists of installation of two pairs of Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) adsorption vessels and all associated piping, valves, and appurtenances to treat perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination, specifically perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS), at Well Nos. 15 and 18. Other work includes electrical service improvements and construction of a GAC room within the treatment facility. The project scope is further defined by the engineering report entitled, "PFAS Treatment at Wells 15 and 18" dated August 2022 (Revised December 2023), by D&B Engineers and Architects as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. I.D. No. 3 01/23/2025 Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3064, 2025-01-23) | $5M | Source, p. 20 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of new GAC system at the Wells 15 and 18 facility for PFAS removal, New Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $11.1M | Source, p. 141 → |
| Oct 2024 | State Street - GAC treatment for PFOA/PFOS removal and raising wellhead, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Ground Water Source On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $14.4M | Source, p. 141 → |
| Aug 22, 2024 | 19099 Westbury Water Nassau $8,976,000 District Proiect Description This project is for the design and construction of a new treatment process at the existing water treatment facility to remove nitrate, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), 1 ,4- dioxane, and perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) from Well Nos. 10 and 14. The project includes the construction of a new ion exchange treatment system to remove nitrate, installation of a packed tower aeration system to remove voes after the anion exchange system, and an Advanced Oxidation Process (AOP) treatment system to remove 1,4-dioxane from the raw water. A proposed Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) treatment system will be used to quench residual hydrogen peroxide, and to remove potential AOP byproducts, additional voes, and PFOA. The facility will be designed to treat blended raw water from Well Nos. 10 and 14 at a combined rate of 2,750 gallons per minute (gpm). The project is defined by the engineering report entitled "1,4- Dioxane and PFOA Removal at Wells 10 and 14" dated November 2023 by D&B Engineers and Architects, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH). Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3045, 2024-08-22) | $8.98M | Source, p. 36 → |
| Aug 14, 2025 | This project consists of the installation of two granular activated carbon (GAC) adsorption treatment systems and associated appurtenances at Well No. 6 to treat perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorooctane sulfonic acid (PFOS) contamination. This project also includes the installation of a permanent treatment building to house the GAC vessels. Other work consists of replacement of the Well No. 6 pump and motor, raising the well to 18″ above grade, replacement of the blowoff/discharge piping and valves, replacement of the sodium hypochlorite feed system, as well as miscellaneous equipment upgrades and site improvements. The project scope is further defined by the engineering report dated December 2024, by D&B Engineers and Architects as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3087, 2025-08-14) | $5M | Source, p. 16 → |
| Oct 10, 2024 | The project includes installation of a new granular activated carbon (GAC) filtration system to remove perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) at Well No. 1. Other improvements include site piping modifications, construction of a new treatment building, electrical upgrades, and a new well pump. The project scope is defined by the engineering report entitled "PFAS Removal at Well No. 1 ", dated October 2023 by the engineering firm D&B Engineers and Architects, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3053, 2024-10-10) | $5M | Source, p. 102 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well 1 PFAS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Annual List below the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (market-rate only) (amount is the project cost) | $9.71M | Source, p. 73 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well 1 PFAS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $9.71M | Source, p. 141 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of GAC treatment system to address PFAS contamination at Well No. 6, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $8.75M | Source, p. 141 → |
| Jun 26, 2025 | This project consists of installation of an advanced oxidation process (AOP) treatment system for the removal of 1,4-dioxane, and a granular activated carbon (GAC) treatment system for removal of PFOA and PFOS at the Ridge Road Well Site Plant No.2. The project scope is further defined by the engineering report entitled ″Wellhead Treatment for Emerging Contaminants at Ridge Road Well Site″, dated June 2023, revised September 2023, by H2M Architects + Engineers as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3083, 2025-06-26) | $4.62M | Source, p. 99 → |
| Oct 2024 | Plant No. 2 AOP/GAC treatment for 1,4-dioxane and PFOA/PFOS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $13.3M | Source, p. 141 → |
| Apr 17, 2025 | The project includes installation of a new groundwater well and/or installation of treatment for the existing well that is currently contaminated with perfluorononanoic acid (PFNA). The village will prioritize development of a new well source to replace the PFNA contaminated well. If unsuccessful, new treatment will be added to the existing source to remove PFNA. In addition, the project includes replacement of approximately 26,000 linear feet of aged and deteriorated watermains in various areas within the water system. The project is defined by the preliminary engineering report entitled ″Water System Improvements Project″ dated June 2023 by the engineering firm Barton & Loguidice, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3071, 2025-04-17) | — | Source, p. 6 → |
| Nov 1, 2024 | Pabst Water System PFOS Mitigation Project 2024 WIIA grant awarded (Governor's announcement) | $592k | Source → |
| Nov 1, 2024 | PFAS Treatment at Plant No. 6 2024 WIIA grant awarded (Governor's announcement) | $3.48M | Source → |
| Oct 10, 2024 | This project consists of the installation of two granular activated carbon (GAC) adsorption treatment systems and associated appurtenances at wells 3 and 4 to treat perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorooctane sulfonic acid (PFOS) contamination. This project also includes the installation of a permanent treatment building and associated electric work to house the GAC vessels. Other work included consists of new centralized chemical storage, feed, and safety systems within the proposed treatment building, site blow-off improvements, as well as miscellaneous equipment upgrades/improvements to existing piping, valves, and appurtenances. The project scope is further defined by the engineering report dated August 2022 (revised April 2023), by D&B Engineers and Architects, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3053, 2024-10-10) | $4.59M | Source, p. 100 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of GAC system for treatment of PFAS at Wells 3 & 4, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant Coded BEC ("Awarded BIL-EC Funding") on the FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List (amount is the project cost) | $7.65M | Source, p. 73 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of GAC system for treatment of PFAS at Wells 3 & 4, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $7.65M | Source, p. 141 → |
| Undated | Installation of GAC system for treatment of PFAS at Wells 3 & 4, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant BIL-EC grant awarded (FFY2024 IUP awarded-projects list) (amount is the project cost) | $411k | Source, p. 2 → |
| Oct 10, 2024 | This project consists of the installation of a Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) treatment system at the Roslyn Water District (WO) Plant No. 5 to remove PFAS. The project is defined by the engineering report entitled "Engineering Contaminant Removal at Plant No. 5" dated March 2023 by the engineering firm H2M architects+ engineers, as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3053, 2024-10-10) | $2.98M | Source, p. 102 → |
| Oct 2025 | Installation of GAC for PFAS, new well, new disinfection, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source On the FFY2026 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $669k | Source, p. 55 → |
| Oct 2025 | Installation of GAC for PFAS, new well, new disinfection, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $669k | Source, p. 140 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of GAC for PFAS, new well, new disinfection, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source On the FFY2025 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $669k | Source, p. 54 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of GAC for PFAS, new well, new disinfection, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $669k | Source, p. 131 → |
| Oct 2025 | New Groundwater Well Installation & Source Capacity Expansion to address existing sources with 1,4-dioxane and PFAS, Aged Main Replacement & Extension, Storage Tank Replacements, Wellhouse Improvements, New Ground Water Source On the FFY2026 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $40.5M | Source, p. 52 → |
| Oct 2025 | New Groundwater Well Installation & Source Capacity Expansion to address existing sources with 1,4-dioxane and PFAS, Aged Main Replacement & Extension, Storage Tank Replacements, Wellhouse Improvements, New Ground Water Source On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $40.5M | Source, p. 129 → |
| Oct 2025 | New treatment for PFOA/PFOS removal, new well, water main replacement., New Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source, Upgrade Distribution System On the FFY2026 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $4.15M | Source, p. 59 → |
| Oct 2025 | New treatment for PFOA/PFOS removal, new well, water main replacement., New Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source, Upgrade Distribution System On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $4.15M | Source, p. 163 → |
| Oct 2025 | PFOS removal at Lincoln Street Wells, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $4.61M | Source, p. 55 → |
| Oct 2025 | PFOS removal at Lincoln Street Wells, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 IIJA-GS Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $4.61M | Source, p. 109 → |
| Oct 2025 | PFOS removal at Lincoln Street Wells, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 IIJA-EC Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $4.61M | Source, p. 118 → |
| Oct 2025 | PFOS removal at Lincoln Street Wells, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $4.61M | Source, p. 147 → |
| Oct 2024 | PFOS removal at Lincoln Street Wells, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $1.01M | Source, p. 139 → |
| Oct 2025 | Expand GW Source Capacity to address source capacity and replace well with PFAS, Replace Aging & Asbestos Main & Looping, Replace Storage Tank, Upgrade Ground Water Source, New Storage, Upgrade Distribution System On the FFY2026 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $14.4M | Source, p. 51 → |
| Oct 2025 | Expand GW Source Capacity to address source capacity and replace well with PFAS, Replace Aging & Asbestos Main & Looping, Replace Storage Tank, Upgrade Ground Water Source, New Storage, Upgrade Distribution System On the FFY2026 IIJA-GS Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $14.4M | Source, p. 109 → |
| Oct 2025 | Expand GW Source Capacity to address source capacity and replace well with PFAS, Replace Aging & Asbestos Main & Looping, Replace Storage Tank, Upgrade Ground Water Source, New Storage, Upgrade Distribution System On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $14.4M | Source, p. 131 → |
| Oct 2025 | PFAS Treatment, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $3.42M | Source, p. 61 → |
| Oct 2025 | PFAS Treatment, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 IIJA-GS Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $3.42M | Source, p. 111 → |
| Oct 2025 | PFAS Treatment, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 IIJA-EC Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $3.42M | Source, p. 118 → |
| Oct 2025 | PFAS Treatment, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $3.42M | Source, p. 158 → |
| Oct 2025 | Treatment of PFAS, iron and manganese, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $5.06M | Source, p. 59 → |
| Oct 2025 | Treatment of PFAS, iron and manganese, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $5.06M | Source, p. 163 → |
| Oct 2025 | Water District Extension to consolidate mulitple PWSs with PFAS, Storage Tank Installation, Pumpstation Upgrades, Extend Distribution System On the FFY2026 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $26.3M | Source, p. 51 → |
| Oct 2025 | Water District Extension to consolidate mulitple PWSs with PFAS, Storage Tank Installation, Pumpstation Upgrades, Extend Distribution System On the FFY2026 IIJA-EC Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $26.3M | Source, p. 118 → |
| Oct 2025 | Water District Extension to consolidate mulitple PWSs with PFAS, Storage Tank Installation, Pumpstation Upgrades, Extend Distribution System On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $26.3M | Source, p. 154 → |
| Oct 2025 | Removal of sodium chloride and PFAS from water system, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $953k | Source, p. 57 → |
| Oct 2025 | Removal of sodium chloride and PFAS from water system, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $953k | Source, p. 178 → |
| Oct 2024 | Removal of sodium chloride and PFAS from water system, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $953k | Source, p. 56 → |
| Oct 2024 | Removal of sodium chloride and PFAS from water system, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $953k | Source, p. 170 → |
| Oct 2025 | Quaker Hill WS Interconnection with Hyde Park Regional WS to resolve PFAS contamination at Quaker Hill., New Pump Station, New Inter-Connection On the FFY2026 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $21.9M | Source, p. 56 → |
| Oct 2025 | Quaker Hill WS Interconnection with Hyde Park Regional WS to resolve PFAS contamination at Quaker Hill., New Pump Station, New Inter-Connection On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $21.9M | Source, p. 135 → |
| Oct 2024 | Quaker Hill WS Interconnection with Hyde Park Regional WS to resolve PFAS contamination at Quaker Hill., New Pump Station, New Inter-Connection On the FFY2025 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $21.9M | Source, p. 54 → |
| Oct 2024 | Quaker Hill WS Interconnection with Hyde Park Regional WS to resolve PFAS contamination at Quaker Hill., New Pump Station, New Inter-Connection On the FFY2025 BIL-GS Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $21.9M | Source, p. 100 → |
| Oct 2024 | Quaker Hill WS Interconnection with Hyde Park Regional WS to resolve PFAS contamination at Quaker Hill., New Pump Station, New Inter-Connection On the FFY2025 BIL-EC Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $21.9M | Source, p. 108 → |
| Oct 2024 | Quaker Hill WS Interconnection with Hyde Park Regional WS to resolve PFAS contamination at Quaker Hill., New Pump Station, New Inter-Connection On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $21.9M | Source, p. 127 → |
| Oct 2025 | Creation of the Scotts Corners WD to Serve Contaminated Private Wells, Consolidate Several Public Water Systems, and Address PFAS, New Water District On the FFY2026 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $10.9M | Source, p. 59 → |
| Oct 2025 | Creation of the Scotts Corners WD to Serve Contaminated Private Wells, Consolidate Several Public Water Systems, and Address PFAS, New Water District On the FFY2026 IIJA-GS Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $10.9M | Source, p. 110 → |
| Oct 2025 | Creation of the Scotts Corners WD to Serve Contaminated Private Wells, Consolidate Several Public Water Systems, and Address PFAS, New Water District On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $10.9M | Source, p. 178 → |
| Oct 2024 | Creation of the Scotts Corners WD to Serve Contaminated Private Wells, Consolidate Several Public Water Systems, and Address PFAS, New Water District On the FFY2025 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $10.9M | Source, p. 57 → |
| Oct 2024 | Creation of the Scotts Corners WD to Serve Contaminated Private Wells, Consolidate Several Public Water Systems, and Address PFAS, New Water District On the FFY2025 BIL-GS Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $10.9M | Source, p. 100 → |
| Oct 2024 | Creation of the Scotts Corners WD to Serve Contaminated Private Wells, Consolidate Several Public Water Systems, and Address PFAS, New Water District On the FFY2025 BIL-EC Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $10.9M | Source, p. 108 → |
| Oct 2024 | Creation of the Scotts Corners WD to Serve Contaminated Private Wells, Consolidate Several Public Water Systems, and Address PFAS, New Water District On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $10.9M | Source, p. 170 → |
| Oct 2025 | New WTP to treat PFAS, new wells, watermain replacement, SCADA upgrade, New Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source, Upgrade Distribution System On the FFY2026 Annual List above the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (amount is the project cost) | $10.3M | Source, p. 54 → |
| Oct 2025 | New WTP to treat PFAS, new wells, watermain replacement, SCADA upgrade, New Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source, Upgrade Distribution System On the FFY2026 IIJA-GS Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $10.3M | Source, p. 109 → |
| Oct 2025 | New WTP to treat PFAS, new wells, watermain replacement, SCADA upgrade, New Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source, Upgrade Distribution System On the FFY2026 IIJA-EC Eligible Project List (amount is the project cost) | $10.3M | Source, p. 118 → |
| Oct 2025 | New WTP to treat PFAS, new wells, watermain replacement, SCADA upgrade, New Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source, Upgrade Distribution System On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $10.3M | Source, p. 139 → |
| Oct 2025 | Installation of single-use ion exchange media to remove high levels of PFAS and perchlorate, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $14.1M | Source, p. 148 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of single-use ion exchange media to remove high levels of PFAS and perchlorate, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $14.1M | Source, p. 139 → |
| Oct 2025 | Jackson Ave GAC filtration for PFAS Removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $2.47M | Source, p. 160 → |
| Oct 2024 | Jackson Ave GAC filtration for PFAS Removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $2.47M | Source, p. 153 → |
| Oct 2025 | Wells No. 7 and 10 - GAC treatment for PFOA/PFOS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $6.5M | Source, p. 148 → |
| Oct 2024 | Wells No. 7 and 10 - GAC treatment for PFOA/PFOS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $6.5M | Source, p. 140 → |
| Oct 2025 | Construction of GAC filters to remove PFAS, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Annual List below the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (market-rate only) (amount is the project cost) | $14.7M | Source, p. 78 → |
| Oct 2025 | Construction of GAC filters to remove PFAS, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $14.7M | Source, p. 158 → |
| Oct 2024 | Construction of GAC filters to remove PFAS, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Annual List below the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (market-rate only) (amount is the project cost) | $14.7M | Source, p. 73 → |
| Oct 2024 | Construction of GAC filters to remove PFAS, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $14.7M | Source, p. 150 → |
| Oct 2025 | PFAS Treatment and Water System Improvements, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $834k | Source, p. 163 → |
| Oct 2025 | Install treatment to remove PFAS, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $1.01M | Source, p. 128 → |
| Oct 2024 | Install treatment to remove PFAS, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $1.01M | Source, p. 120 → |
| Oct 2025 | Shoremont WTP - Replacement of GAC media to remove PFOA/PFOS, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Annual List below the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (market-rate only) (amount is the project cost) | $3.05M | Source, p. 96 → |
| Oct 2025 | Shoremont WTP - Replacement of GAC media to remove PFOA/PFOS, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $3.05M | Source, p. 147 → |
| Oct 2024 | Shoremont WTP - Replacement of GAC media to remove PFOA/PFOS, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Annual List below the Expanded Subsidized Interest Rate Funding Line (market-rate only) (amount is the project cost) | $3.05M | Source, p. 88 → |
| Oct 2024 | Shoremont WTP - Replacement of GAC media to remove PFOA/PFOS, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $3.05M | Source, p. 139 → |
| Oct 2025 | Installation of PFAS removal system., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $846k | Source, p. 178 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of PFAS removal system., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $846k | Source, p. 170 → |
| Oct 2025 | Plant No. 4 - AOP/GAC treatment for 1,4-Dioxane and PFOA/PFOS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $7.24M | Source, p. 172 → |
| Oct 2024 | Plant No. 4 - AOP/GAC treatment for 1,4-Dioxane and PFOA/PFOS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $7.24M | Source, p. 164 → |
| Oct 2025 | New ion exchange treatment system for PFOS/PFOA removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $92k | Source, p. 178 → |
| Oct 2024 | New ion exchange treatment system for PFOS/PFOA removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $92k | Source, p. 170 → |
| Oct 2025 | 1,4-dioxane, PFOA/PFOS, and nitrate treatment for Well Nos. 1A & 2A at Levittown WD, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $6M | Source, p. 147 → |
| Oct 2025 | 1,4-dioxane, PFOA/PFOS, and nitrate treatment for Well Nos. 7, 11 & 12 at Roosevelt WD, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $22M | Source, p. 148 → |
| Oct 2025 | Market Lane Plant Well Nos. 5A & 6B - AOP/GAC treatment for 1,4-dioxane and PFOA/PFOS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $11.9M | Source, p. 148 → |
| Oct 2025 | 1,4-dioxane, PFOA/PFOS, and nitrate treatment for Wells No. 1 and 2 at Bowling Green Estates WD, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $9.5M | Source, p. 148 → |
| Oct 2024 | 1,4-dioxane, PFOA/PFOS, and nitrate treatment for Well Nos. 1A & 2A at Levittown WD, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $6M | Source, p. 139 → |
| Oct 2024 | Market Lane Plant Well Nos. 5A & 6B - AOP/GAC treatment for 1,4-dioxane and PFOA/PFOS removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $11.9M | Source, p. 140 → |
| Oct 2024 | 1,4-dioxane, PFOA/PFOS, and nitrate treatment for Well Nos. 7, 11 & 12 at Roosevelt WD, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $22M | Source, p. 140 → |
| Oct 2024 | East Meadow WD Wells No. 5 and 11 - AOP/GAC treatment for 1,4-dioxane, PFOA/PFOS, 1,1-DCA, and other VOCs removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $6.1M | Source, p. 140 → |
| Oct 2024 | 1,4-dioxane, PFOA/PFOS, and nitrate treatment for Wells No. 1 and 2 at Bowling Green Estates WD, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $9.5M | Source, p. 140 → |
| Oct 2025 | Well 6-2 PFAS Treatment, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $5.79M | Source, p. 148 → |
| Oct 2024 | Well 6-2 PFAS Treatment, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $5.79M | Source, p. 140 → |
| Oct 2025 | Upgrade storage tank, rehab well, new well, disinfection, and treatment of PFAS and iron, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source, Upgrade Storage, Upgrade Pump Station On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $9.59M | Source, p. 158 → |
| Oct 2024 | Installation of GAC for PFOA/PFOS removal., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Distribution System On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted) (amount is the project cost) | $5.17M | Source, p. 128 → |
Sources: DWAF Final Program Year 2027 Program Management Plan (2026-07-30); DWAF Program Year 2026 Program Management Plan (2025-07-29); DWAF Program Year 2026 Program Management Plan (2026-05-18); Drinking Water Assistance Fund (2024-07-31); Drinking Water Assistance Fund Program Year 2024 Annual Report (2024-08); DuPont Settlement Project Summaries (2026-04-06). Ohio funded projects page → Open funding rounds and rules for Ohio →
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFOA WTP Improvements On PY2027 project priority list | $450k | Source, p. 30 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFOA WTP Improvements PY2027 EC list: funding from other Ohio EPA source | $450k | Source, p. 42 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFOA General Plan EC principal forgiveness allocated on PY2026 list | $70k | Source, p. 41 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFOA General Plan On PY2026 project priority list | $70k | Source, p. 28 → |
| Apr 6, 2026 | The funding will help mitigate PFAS contamination in their source water. The project will benefit 6,500 people. DuPont settlement PFAS grant announced (Apr 2026) | $5M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Braun Street Water Main Extension PY2027 EC list: funding from other Ohio EPA source | $179k | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Braun Street Water Main Extension PY2027 EC list: funding from other Ohio EPA source | $1.8M | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Hill Street Water Main Extension PY2027 EC list: funding from other Ohio EPA source | $121k | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Hill Street Water Main Extension PY2027 EC list: funding from other Ohio EPA source | $1.11M | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Farson Street Water Main Extension PY2027 EC list: funding from other Ohio EPA source | $229k | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Farson Street Water Main Extension PY2027 EC list: funding from other Ohio EPA source | $2.1M | Source, p. 42 → |
| Apr 6, 2026 | The funding will install waterline extensions to provide water to homeowners with PFAS-contaminated private wells. This project will eliminate 50 contaminated wells. DuPont settlement PFAS grant announced (Apr 2026) | $6M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Water System Improvements, PFAS/PFOS Treatment EC principal forgiveness allocated on PY2027 list | $270k | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Water System Improvements, PFAS/PFOS Treatment On PY2027 project priority list | $2.93M | Source, p. 30 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Water System Improvements, PFAS/PFOS Treatment On PY2027 project priority list | $270k | Source, p. 30 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Water System Improvements, PFAS/PFOS Treatment PY2027 EC list: funding from other Ohio EPA source | $2.93M | Source, p. 42 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Treatment On PY2026 project priority list | $1.54M | Source, p. 28 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Treatment PY2026 EC list: funding from other Ohio EPA source | $1.54M | Source, p. 41 → |
| Apr 6, 2026 | The funding will support the construction of a new water treatment plant with PFAS removal equipment. This project will benefit 1,900 people. DuPont settlement PFAS grant announced (Apr 2026) | $3M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Jul 29, 2025 | PFAS Treatment PY2026 EC list: funding from other Ohio EPA source | $1.54M | Source, p. 41 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Water System Imp PFAS/PFOS Treatment On PY2025 EC-SDC grant list | $182k | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | PFAS Treatment On PY2025 project priority list | $2.4M | Source, p. 27 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Water System Imp PFAS/PFOS Treatment On PY2025 disadvantaged PF list | $2.4M | Source, p. 36 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Water System Imp PFAS/PFOS Treatment PY2025 EC list: bypassed for principal forgiveness | $2.4M | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Water System Imp PFAS/PFOS Treatment PY2025 PPL: unlikely to be funded (General Plan) | — | Source, p. 35 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Water System Improvements PFAS PY2027 EC list: slated for EC-SDC grant | $172k | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Water System Improvements PFAS On PY2027 EC-SDC grant list | $172k | Source, p. 43 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Water System Improvements PFAS On PY2027 project priority list | $2.56M | Source, p. 31 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Water System Improvements PFAS On PY2027 project priority list | $172k | Source, p. 31 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Water System Improvements PFAS PY2027 EC list: funding from other Ohio EPA source | $2.56M | Source, p. 42 → |
| May 18, 2026 | Water System Improvements PFAS On PY2026 project priority list | $2.41M | Source, p. 29 → |
| May 18, 2026 | Water System Improvements PFAS PY2026 EC list: funding from other Ohio EPA source | $2.41M | Source, p. 41 → |
| Apr 6, 2026 | The funding will support the construction of a new water treatment plant with PFAS removal equipment. This project will benefit 1,326 people. DuPont settlement PFAS grant announced (Apr 2026) | $2M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Water System Imp-PFAS/PFOS Treatment On PY2025 EC-SDC grant list | $146k | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Water System Improvements PFAS On PY2025 project priority list | $172k | Source, p. 27 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Water System Improvements PFAS On PY2025 project priority list | $1.35M | Source, p. 27 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Water System Imp-PFAS/PFOS Treatment On PY2025 disadvantaged PF list | $1.35M | Source, p. 36 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Water System Imp-PFAS/PFOS Treatment PY2025 EC list: bypassed for principal forgiveness | $1.35M | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Water System Imp-PFAS/PFOS Treatment PY2025 PPL: unlikely to be funded (General Plan) | — | Source, p. 35 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | GAC for PFAS Removal PY2027 EC list: slated for EC-SDC grant | $7.1M | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | GAC for PFAS Removal On PY2027 EC-SDC grant list | $7.1M | Source, p. 43 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | GAC for PFAS Removal On PY2027 project priority list | $7.1M | Source, p. 33 → |
| May 18, 2026 | GAC for PFAS Removal EC principal forgiveness allocated on PY2026 list | $228k | Source, p. 41 → |
| May 18, 2026 | GAC for PFAS Removal On PY2026 project priority list | $228k | Source, p. 32 → |
| Apr 6, 2026 | The funding will add PFAS treatment to their existing water treatment plant. This project will benefit 21,000 people. DuPont settlement PFAS grant announced (Apr 2026) | $5.5M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | GAC for PFAS Removal EC principal forgiveness allocated on PY2025 list | $98k | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | GAC for PFAS Removal On PY2025 project priority list | $228k | Source, p. 30 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS Filter Improvements On PY2027 project priority list | $449k | Source, p. 33 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS Filter Improvements On PY2027 project priority list | $4.81M | Source, p. 33 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS Filter Improvements PY2027 EC list: funding from other Ohio EPA source | $4.81M | Source, p. 42 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Filter Improvements PY2026 EC list: to be funded by EC-SDC grant | $449k | Source, p. 41 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Filter Improvements On PY2026 EC-SDC grant list | $449k | Source, p. 41 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Filter Improvements On PY2026 project priority list | $449k | Source, p. 32 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Filter Improvements On PY2026 project priority list | $4.81M | Source, p. 32 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Filter Improvements On PY2026 EC list (no principal forgiveness allocated) | $4.81M | Source, p. 41 → |
| Apr 6, 2026 | The funding will add PFAS treatment to their existing water treatment plant. This project will benefit 7,134 people. DuPont settlement PFAS grant announced (Apr 2026) | $5M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | PFAS General Plan EC principal forgiveness allocated on PY2025 list | $60k | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | PFAS General Plan On PY2025 project priority list | $60k | Source, p. 30 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | PFAS General Plan On PY2025 disadvantaged PF list | $60k | Source, p. 36 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Phase 2A Water Line Extension PY2027 EC list: funding from other Ohio EPA source | $5.5M | Source, p. 42 → |
| Apr 6, 2026 | The funding will install waterline extensions to provide water to homeowners with PFAS-contaminated private wells. This project will eliminate 110 contaminated wells. DuPont settlement PFAS grant announced (Apr 2026) | $8.5M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS Reduction EC principal forgiveness allocated on PY2027 list | $340k | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS Reduction On PY2027 project priority list | $340k | Source, p. 36 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS Reduction On PY2027 project priority list | $4.44M | Source, p. 36 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS Reduction PY2027 EC list: funding from other Ohio EPA source | $4.44M | Source, p. 42 → |
| Apr 6, 2026 | The funding will help mitigate PFAS contamination in the village wells. This project will benefit 2,446 people. DuPont settlement PFAS grant announced (Apr 2026) | $3M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Water Treatment Plant PFAS Upgrades PY2027 EC list: slated for EC-SDC grant | $6.43M | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Water Treatment Plant PFAS Upgrades On PY2027 EC-SDC grant list | $6.43M | Source, p. 43 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Water Treatment Plant PFAS Upgrades On PY2027 project priority list | $705k | Source, p. 38 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Water Treatment Plant PFAS Upgrades On PY2027 project priority list | $6.43M | Source, p. 38 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Water Treatment Plant PFAS Upgrades PY2027 EC list: funding from other Ohio EPA source | $705k | Source, p. 42 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS General Plan EC principal forgiveness allocated on PY2026 list | $70k | Source, p. 41 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS General Plan On PY2026 project priority list | $70k | Source, p. 37 → |
| Apr 6, 2026 | The funding will add PFAS treatment to their existing water treatment plant. The project will benefit 4,133 people. DuPont settlement PFAS grant announced (Apr 2026) | $5.5M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Emerging Contaminant Mitigation Project PY2027 EC list: funding from other Ohio EPA source | $362k | Source, p. 42 → |
| Apr 6, 2026 | The funding will support a project to mitigate PFAS contamination in their wells. The project will benefit 503 people. DuPont settlement PFAS grant announced (Apr 2026) | $2M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Water System Improvements - PFAS/PFOS Treatment EC principal forgiveness allocated on PY2027 list | $241k | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Water System Improvements - PFAS/PFOS Treatment On PY2027 project priority list | $2.79M | Source, p. 38 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Water System Improvements - PFAS/PFOS Treatment On PY2027 project priority list | $241k | Source, p. 38 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Water System Improvements - PFAS/PFOS Treatment PY2027 EC list: funding from other Ohio EPA source | $2.79M | Source, p. 42 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Treatment On PY2026 project priority list | $2.61M | Source, p. 37 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Treatment PY2026 EC list: funding from other Ohio EPA source | $2.61M | Source, p. 41 → |
| Apr 6, 2026 | The funding will add PFAS treatment to their existing water treatment plant. This project will benefit 3,000 people. DuPont settlement PFAS grant announced (Apr 2026) | $2M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Water System Imp - PFAS/PFOS Treatment On PY2025 EC-SDC grant list | $162k | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | PFAS Treatment On PY2025 project priority list | $162k | Source, p. 34 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | PFAS Treatment On PY2025 project priority list | $1.78M | Source, p. 34 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Water System Imp - PFAS/PFOS Treatment On PY2025 disadvantaged PF list | $1.78M | Source, p. 36 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Water System Imp - PFAS/PFOS Treatment PY2025 EC list: bypassed for principal forgiveness | $1.78M | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Water System Imp - PFAS/PFOS Treatment PY2025 PPL: unlikely to be funded (General Plan) | — | Source, p. 35 → |
| Apr 6, 2026 | The funding will add PFAS treatment to their new water treatment plant. The project will benefit 18,707 people. DuPont settlement PFAS grant announced (Apr 2026) | $6M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Apr 6, 2026 | The funding will install waterline extensions to provide water to homeowners with PFAS-contaminated private wells. This project will eliminate 81 contaminated wells. DuPont settlement PFAS grant announced (Apr 2026) | $4M | Source, p. 1 → |
| Apr 6, 2026 | The funding will add PFAS treatment to their existing water treatment plant and add an additional well. The project will benefit 10,237 people. DuPont settlement PFAS grant announced (Apr 2026) | $8M | Source, p. 2 → |
| Aug 2024 | PFAS Evaluation and Treatment WSRLA loan awarded with EC principal forgiveness (PY2024) | $50k | Source, p. 105 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | PFAS Evaluation and Treatment On PY2025 EC-SDC grant list | $200k | Source, p. 41 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | PFAS Evaluation and Treatment On PY2025 project priority list | $250k | Source, p. 32 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS Water Treatment Plant Modifications EC principal forgiveness allocated on PY2027 list | $120k | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS Water Treatment Plant Modifications On PY2027 project priority list | $120k | Source, p. 30 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS General Plan EC principal forgiveness allocated on PY2027 list | $175k | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS General Plan On PY2027 project priority list | $175k | Source, p. 32 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Advanced PFAS Treatment @Ottawa WTP, CMAR EC principal forgiveness allocated on PY2027 list | $315M | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Advanced PFAS Treatment @Ottawa WTP, CMAR Construction On PY2027 project priority list | $315M | Source, p. 33 → |
| May 18, 2026 | Ottawa WTP Advanced PFAS Treatment On PY2026 project priority list | $75k | Source, p. 31 → |
| May 18, 2026 | Advanced PFAS Treatment @Ottawa WTP, CMAR Construction On PY2026 project priority list | $250M | Source, p. 31 → |
| May 18, 2026 | Advanced PFAS Treatment @Ottawa WTP, CMAR Construction PY2026 EC list: bypassed for principal forgiveness | $250M | Source, p. 41 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Water Treatment Plant PFAS PY2027 EC list: slated for EC-SDC grant | $659k | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Water Treatment Plant PFAS On PY2027 EC-SDC grant list | $659k | Source, p. 43 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Water Treatment Plant PFAS On PY2027 project priority list | $659k | Source, p. 34 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Water Treatment Plant PFAS On PY2027 project priority list | $18.6M | Source, p. 34 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Water Treatment Plant PFAS PY2027 EC list: bypassed for principal forgiveness | $18.6M | Source, p. 42 → |
| May 18, 2026 | WTP PFAS Study PY2026 EC list: to be funded by EC-SDC grant | $406k | Source, p. 41 → |
| May 18, 2026 | WTP PFAS Study On PY2026 EC-SDC grant list | $406k | Source, p. 41 → |
| May 18, 2026 | WTP PFAS Study On PY2026 project priority list | $406k | Source, p. 32 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS Design PY2027 EC list: slated for EC-SDC grant | $1.19M | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS Design On PY2027 EC-SDC grant list | $1.19M | Source, p. 43 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS Design On PY2027 project priority list | $1.19M | Source, p. 34 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS General Plan PY2026 EC list: to be funded by EC-SDC grant | $149k | Source, p. 41 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS General Plan On PY2026 EC-SDC grant list | $149k | Source, p. 41 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS General Plan On PY2026 project priority list | $149k | Source, p. 33 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | City of Loveland PFAS Treatment EC principal forgiveness allocated on PY2027 list | $15.8M | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | City of Loveland PFAS Treatment On PY2027 project priority list | $15.8M | Source, p. 35 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Treatment EC principal forgiveness allocated on PY2026 list | $2M | Source, p. 41 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Treatment On PY2026 project priority list | $1.34M | Source, p. 34 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | WTP PFAS Study EC principal forgiveness allocated on PY2025 list | $47k | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Water Treatment Plant PFAS Study On PY2025 project priority list | $47k | Source, p. 31 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS WTP Improvements EC principal forgiveness allocated on PY2027 list | $100k | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS WTP Improvements PY2027 EC list: slated for EC-SDC grant | $500k | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS WTP Improvements On PY2027 EC-SDC grant list | $500k | Source, p. 43 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS WTP Improvements On PY2027 project priority list | $100k | Source, p. 35 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS WTP Improvements On PY2027 project priority list | $500k | Source, p. 35 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS WTP Improvements On PY2027 project priority list | $5M | Source, p. 36 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS WTP Improvements PY2027 EC list: bypassed for principal forgiveness | $5M | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS WTP Improvements PY2027 PPL: unlikely to be funded (General Plan) | — | Source, p. 39 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS Well Mitigation PY2027 EC list: slated for EC-SDC grant | $1.09M | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS Well Mitigation On PY2027 EC-SDC grant list | $1.09M | Source, p. 43 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS Well Mitigation On PY2027 project priority list | $1.09M | Source, p. 37 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Well Mitigation PY2026 EC list: to be funded by EC-SDC grant | $1.09M | Source, p. 41 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Bypass Mitigation PY2026 EC list: to be funded by EC-SDC grant | $370k | Source, p. 41 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Bypass Mitigation On PY2026 EC-SDC grant list | $370k | Source, p. 41 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Well Mitigation On PY2026 EC-SDC grant list | $1.09M | Source, p. 41 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Bypass Mitigation On PY2026 project priority list | $350k | Source, p. 36 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Well Mitigation On PY2026 project priority list | $1.09M | Source, p. 36 → |
| Jul 29, 2025 | PFAS Well Mitigation PY2026 EC list: funding from other Ohio EPA source | $1.09M | Source, p. 41 → |
| Jul 29, 2025 | PFAS Bypass Mitigation PY2026 EC list: funding from other Ohio EPA source | $350k | Source, p. 41 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | PFAS Well Mitigation EC principal forgiveness allocated on PY2025 list | $40k | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | PFAS Well Mitigation On PY2025 EC-SDC grant list | $40k | Source, p. 41 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | PFAS Well Mitigation On PY2025 project priority list | $911k | Source, p. 34 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | PFAS Well Mitigation On PY2025 project priority list | $40k | Source, p. 34 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | PFAS Bypass Mitigation On PY2025 project priority list | $20k | Source, p. 34 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | PFAS Bypass Mitigation On PY2025 project priority list | $300k | Source, p. 34 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | PFAS Well Mitigation On PY2025 EC list (no principal forgiveness allocated) | $911k | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | PFAS Bypass Mitigation On PY2025 EC list (no principal forgiveness allocated) | $20k | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | PFAS Bypass Mitigation On PY2025 EC list (no principal forgiveness allocated) | $300k | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS Remediation PY2027 EC list: slated for EC-SDC grant | $1.53M | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS Remediation On PY2027 EC-SDC grant list | $1.53M | Source, p. 43 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS Remediation On PY2027 project priority list | $1.53M | Source, p. 38 → |
| May 18, 2026 | Comprehensive PFAS Contamination Reduction Study PY2026 EC list: to be funded by EC-SDC grant | $728k | Source, p. 41 → |
| May 18, 2026 | Comprehensive PFAS Contamination Reduction Study On PY2026 EC-SDC grant list | $728k | Source, p. 41 → |
| May 18, 2026 | Comprehensive PFAS Contamination Reduction Study On PY2026 project priority list | $728k | Source, p. 36 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS Remediation Pilot Testing and Detailed Design PY2027 EC list: slated for EC-SDC grant | $276k | Source, p. 42 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS Remediation Pilot Testing and Detailed Design On PY2027 EC-SDC grant list | $276k | Source, p. 43 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS Remediation Pilot Testing and Detailed Design On PY2027 project priority list | $276k | Source, p. 39 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Remediation Pilot Testing and Detailed Design PY2026 EC list: to be funded by EC-SDC grant | $151k | Source, p. 41 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Remediation Pilot Testing and Detailed Design On PY2026 EC-SDC grant list | $151k | Source, p. 41 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Remediation Pilot Testing and Detailed Design On PY2026 project priority list | $151k | Source, p. 37 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Remediation Pilot Testing and Detailed Design On PY2026 project priority list | $412k | Source, p. 37 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Remediation Pilot Testing and Detailed Design On PY2026 EC list (no principal forgiveness allocated) | $412k | Source, p. 41 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Remediation Project On PY2026 project priority list | $9.7M | Source, p. 36 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Remediation Project PY2026 EC list: bypassed (program requirements not met) | $9.7M | Source, p. 41 → |
| Jul 29, 2025 | PFAS Remediation Project EC principal forgiveness allocated on PY2026 list | $9.7M | Source, p. 41 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Drinking Water PFAS Remediation On PY2025 EC-SDC grant list | $889k | Source, p. 41 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Drinking Water PFAS Remediation On PY2025 disadvantaged PF list | $839k | Source, p. 36 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Drinking Water PFAS Remediation On PY2025 regionalization PF list | $839k | Source, p. 38 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Drinking Water PFAS Remediation On PY2025 regionalization PF list | $8.8M | Source, p. 38 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Drinking Water PFAS Remediation On PY2025 EC list (no principal forgiveness allocated) | $889k | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | WTP PFAS Treatment EC principal forgiveness allocated on PY2025 list | $1M | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | WTP PFAS Treatment On PY2025 EC-SDC grant list | $1M | Source, p. 41 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | WTP PFAS Treatment On PY2025 project priority list | $1M | Source, p. 35 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS Treatment Process Removal On PY2027 project priority list | $4M | Source, p. 39 → |
| Jul 30, 2026 | PFAS Treatment Process Removal PY2027 EC list: bypassed for principal forgiveness | $4M | Source, p. 42 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Treatment Process Removal On PY2026 project priority list | $4M | Source, p. 38 → |
| May 18, 2026 | PFAS Treatment Process Removal PY2026 EC list: bypassed for principal forgiveness | $4M | Source, p. 41 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | PFAS Treatment Process Removal On PY2025 project priority list | $4M | Source, p. 35 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Treatment Process for PFAS PY2025 EC list: bypassed for principal forgiveness | $4M | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Addition of Treatment Process for PFAS compound removal PY2025 PPL: unlikely to be funded (General Plan) | — | Source, p. 35 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Water Treatment Improvements for PFAS On PY2025 project priority list | $42M | Source, p. 32 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Water Treatment Imp for PFAS PY2025 EC list: bypassed for principal forgiveness | $42M | Source, p. 40 → |
| Jul 31, 2024 | Water Treatment Imp for PFAS PY2025 PPL: unlikely to be funded (General Plan) | — | Source, p. 35 → |
Sources: ADEM Categorical Exclusion from Environmental Review, SRF Project No. FS010060-07 (2026-10-07); ADEM Categorical Exclusion from Environmental Review, SRF Project No. FS010090-04 (2025-05-14); ADEM Categorical Exclusion from Environmental Review, SRF Project No. FS010118-04 (2025-09-17); ADEM Categorical Exclusion from Environmental Review, SRF Project No. FS010168-06 (2026-06-02); ADEM DWSRF BIL Emerging Contaminants Intended Use Plan, Fiscal Year 2023 (2024-06-21); ADEM DWSRF BIL Emerging Contaminants Intended Use Plan, Fiscal Year 2024 (2024-12-05); ADEM DWSRF IIJA Emerging Contaminants Intended Use Plan, Fiscal Year 2024 (2025-09); ADEM DWSRF IIJA Emerging Contaminants Intended Use Plan, Fiscal Year 2025 (2026-07-27); ADEM DWSRF Intended Use Plan, Fiscal Year 2025 (2025-12); Alabama Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Fiscal Year 2025 Annual Report (2025-09-30). Alabama funded projects page → Open funding rounds and rules for Alabama →
| Jul 27, 2026 | Water Distribution System Reinforcements On FY2025 EC fundable list | $10M | Source, p. 13 → |
| May 14, 2025 | Interconnect with the West Lawrence Water Authority and Hartselle Utilities water systems Financing made available; environmental review notice | $22M | Source → |
| Nov 6, 2024 | West Morgan East Lawrence Reverse Osmosis EC Binding commitment executed | $16.3M | Source, p. 16 → |
| Jun 21, 2024 | West-Morgan/East Lawrence Water Authority - EC Removal and Interconnection to West Lawrence, Hartselle, and Falkville Water Systems On FY2023 EC fundable list | $13.6M | Source, p. 13 → |
| Oct 7, 2026 | Pilot testing on treatment of PFAS throughout the Water Treatment system Financing made available; environmental review notice | $300k | Source → |
| Jul 27, 2026 | WTP Improvements for PFAS mitigation On FY2025 EC fundable list | $300k | Source, p. 13 → |
| Jul 27, 2026 | PFAS Treatment Pilot Study On FY2025 EC fundable list | $591k | Source, p. 13 → |
| Jul 27, 2026 | PFAS Treatment Pilot Study On FY2025 EC fundable list | $500k | Source, p. 13 → |
| Jul 27, 2026 | PFAS Treatment Pilot Study On FY2025 EC fundable list | $500k | Source, p. 13 → |
| Jul 27, 2026 | Betts WTP PFAS Treatment On FY2025 EC fundable list | $690k | Source, p. 13 → |
| Jul 27, 2026 | PFAS Remediation Pilot Study and Preliminary Design On FY2025 EC fundable list | $500k | Source, p. 13 → |
| Jul 27, 2026 | PFAS Treatment Improvements On FY2025 EC fundable list | $500k | Source, p. 13 → |
| Jun 2, 2026 | Pilot testing study to evaluate treatment alternatives for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) Financing made available; environmental review notice | $478k | Source → |
| Sep 2025 | PFAS Treatment On FY2024 EC reallocation list (draft) | $478k | Source, p. 14 → |
| Dec 5, 2024 | PFAS Treatment On FY2024 EC fundable list | $478k | Source, p. 13 → |
| Sep 17, 2025 | PFAS treatability and pilot testing study to evaluate treatment alternatives for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) Financing made available; environmental review notice | $1.5M | Source → |
| Sep 2025 | PFAS Study and Pilot Testing On FY2024 EC reallocation list (draft) | $1.5M | Source, p. 14 → |
| Dec 5, 2024 | PFAS Study and Pilot Testing On FY2024 EC fundable list | $1.5M | Source, p. 13 → |
| Sep 2025 | PFAS Removal On FY2024 EC reallocation list (draft) | $5.35M | Source, p. 14 → |
| Dec 5, 2024 | PFAS Removal On FY2024 EC fundable list | $5.35M | Source, p. 13 → |
| Sep 2025 | PFAS Treatment On FY2024 EC reallocation list (draft) | $370k | Source, p. 14 → |
| Dec 5, 2024 | PFAS Treatment On FY2024 EC fundable list | $370k | Source, p. 13 → |
| Sep 2025 | PFAS Removal Upgrade On FY2024 EC reallocation list (draft) | $2.56M | Source, p. 14 → |
| Dec 5, 2024 | PFAS Removal Upgrade On FY2024 EC fundable list | $2.14M | Source, p. 13 → |
| Sep 2025 | South Shelby WTP - PFAS Removal On FY2024 EC reallocation list (draft) | $3.2M | Source, p. 14 → |
| Dec 5, 2024 | South Shelby WTP - PFAS Removal On FY2024 EC fundable list | $3.2M | Source, p. 13 → |
| Jun 21, 2024 | Interconnection to WM/EL Named beneficiary of WM/EL EC interconnection (no direct funding) | — | Source, p. 13 → |
| Jun 21, 2024 | Interconnection with WM/EL Named beneficiary of WM/EL EC interconnection (no direct funding) | — | Source, p. 13 → |
| Jun 21, 2024 | Water System Improvements Named beneficiary of WM/EL EC interconnection (no direct funding) | — | Source, p. 13 → |
| Dec 2025 | Phase I (Interim) PFAS Treatment On FY2025 DWSRF priority list | $4.13M | Source, p. 15 → |
Sources: Federal FY 2023 DWSRF Emerging Contaminants Grant Intended Use Plan for State FY 2024 - Fi (2024-06-26); Federal FY 2024 DWSRF Base Capitalization Grant Intended Use Plan for State FY 2025 - Fina (2025-08-06); Federal FY 2024 DWSRF Emerging Contaminants Grant Intended Use Plan for State FY 2025 - Fi (2024-10-22); Federal FY 2024 DWSRF General Supplemental Grant Intended Use Plan for State FY 2025 - Fin (2026-06-26); Federal FY 2025 DWSRF Emerging Contaminants Grant Intended Use Plan for State FY 2026 - Fi (2025-08-06); Federal FY 2026 DWSRF Emerging Contaminants Grant Intended Use Plan for State FY 2027 - Fi (2026-06-26); Federal FY 2026 DWSRF General Supplemental Grant Intended Use Plan for State FY 2027 - Fin (2026-09-01); South Carolina's Comprehensive Priority List of DWSRF Projects (2026-06-26). South Carolina funded projects page → Open funding rounds and rules for South Carolina →
| Sep 1, 2026 | The project scope is for planning and design engineering costs, including CMAR pre-construction costs, for PFAS upgrades at the existing Myrtle Beach WTP to comply with the final PFAS National Primary Drinking Water Regulation (NPDWR). On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $1.5M | Source, p. 20 → |
| Sep 1, 2026 | The project scope includes construction and associated engineering construction phase services for PFAS upgrades at the Myrtle Beach WTP required to comply with the final PFAS National Primary Drinking Water Regulation (NPDWR). On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $16.1M | Source, p. 20 → |
| Sep 1, 2026 | The project scope is for planning and design engineering costs, including CMAR pre-construction costs, for PFAS upgrades at the existing Bull Creek WTP to comply with the final PFAS National Primary Drinking Water Regulation (NPDWR). On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $4.86M | Source, p. 20 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | The project scope is for planning and design engineering costs, including CMAR pre-construction costs, for PFAS upgrades at the existing Myrtle Beach WTP to comply with the final PFAS National Primary Drinking Water Regulation (NPDWR). On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $425k | Source, p. 16 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | The project scope is for planning and design engineering costs, including CMAR pre-construction costs, for PFAS upgrades at the existing Bull Creek WTP to comply with the final PFAS National Primary Drinking Water Regulation (NPDWR). On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $2.42M | Source, p. 17 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | The project scope is for planning and design engineering costs, including CMAR pre-construction costs, for PFAS upgrades at the existing Bull Creek WTP to comply with the final PFAS National Primary Drinking Water Regulation (NPDWR). On state DWSRF priority list (requested) | $7.28M | Source, p. 4 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | The project scope is for planning and design engineering costs, including CMAR pre-construction costs, for PFAS upgrades at the existing Myrtle Beach WTP to comply with the final PFAS National Primary Drinking Water Regulation (NPDWR). On state DWSRF priority list (requested) | $1.92M | Source, p. 4 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | The project scope includes construction and associated engineering construction phase services for PFAS upgrades at the Myrtle Beach WTP required to comply with the final PFAS National Primary Drinking Water Regulation (NPDWR). On state DWSRF priority list (requested) | $16.1M | Source, p. 4 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | The project scope includes construction and associated engineering construction phase services for PFAS upgrades at the Myrtle Beach WTP required to comply with the final PFAS National Primary Drinking Water Regulation (NPDWR). On state DWSRF priority list (requested) | $40M | Source, p. 6 → |
| Sep 1, 2026 | This project will include final design, construction document (plans & specifications) preparation, and permitting for the water plant improvements necessary to meet the new EPA regulations on PFAS removal. It will build on the findings of the Treatment Evaluation Study for Emerging Contaminants and the Preliminary Engineering Report, which evaluated the various alternatives to meet these new regulations. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $4.4M | Source, p. 20 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | This project will include final design, construction document (plans & specifications) preparation, and permitting for the water plant improvements necessary to meet the new EPA regulations on PFAS removal. It will build on the findings of the Treatment Evaluation Study for Emerging Contaminants and the Preliminary Engineering Report, which evaluated the various alternatives to meet these new regulations. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $1.6M | Source, p. 16 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | This project will include final design, construction document (plans & specifications) preparation, and permitting for the water plant improvements necessary to meet the new EPA regulations on PFAS removal. It will build on the findings of the Treatment Evaluation Study for Emerging Contaminants and the Preliminary Engineering Report, which evaluated the various alternatives to meet these new regulations. On state DWSRF priority list (requested) | $6M | Source, p. 4 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | Permanently mounted diesel generators at all six (6) groundwater wells. On state DWSRF priority list (requested) | $485k | Source, p. 8 → |
| Aug 6, 2025 | scope of this project is to use the findings of the Treatment Evaluation Study for Emerging Contaminants, which has determined process treatment methods capable of addressing emerging contaminant removal from the source water based on bench scale treatability analysis, to move forward with the Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) which will evaluate the various alternatives to meet the new EPA regulatons for PFAS in the National Primary Drinking Water Regulations. This project will include a PER meeting all requirements of DWSRF. This PER will evaluate in detail the various alternatives such as existing water plant upgrades, a new advanced water treatment facility, and other water supply sources to determine the best course of action. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $485k | Source, p. 16 → |
| Oct 22, 2024 | The scope of this project is to retain the services of an Engineering Consultant to perform an evaluation of the W.R. Wise Treatment Plant's ability and method to treat emerging contaminants. In particular, we will be determining the improvements that will be necessary to treat PFAS. The SCDHEC Ambient Surface Water Project shows PFAS levels in Lake Greenwood (water source for W.R. Wise Water Treatment Plant) above the MCLs proposed by EPA in the proposed PFAS National Primary Drinking Water Regulations. If EPA finalizes these regulations at the proposed levels, additional treatment process will be required at the W.R. Wise Water Treatment Plant to remove PFAS to the levels proposed in the MCL. This project will include preliminary analysis, testing, process evaluations, preliminary engineering reports, and others studies required to determine the best course of action to meet the required levels. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $200k | Source, p. 17 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | The PFAS treatment project would install post-filter adsorption treatment technology at the Purrysburg WTP. The project would consist of a dedicated new building and would house the media contactors and related equipment required such as influent and backwash pumps, media delivery and storage facilities, cartridge filters, associated piping and valves, necessary chemical feed and storage monitoring equipment, and backwash water storage. The new building would include HVAC, electrical and other utilities. Additional project costs include the initial granular activated carbon media fill for the post-filter adsorption technology. The size of the improvements would be scaled to the Purrysburg WTP which will be rated to treat up to 30 million gallons per day. On state DWSRF priority list (requested) | $55.2M | Source, p. 8 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | BJWSA is preparing to implement a PFAS treatment project to meet the upcoming proposed US Environmental Protection Agency National Primary Drinking Water Regulation. The PFAS treatment project would install post-filter adsorption treatment technology at the Chelsea WTP. The project would consist of a dedicated new building and would house the media contactors and related equipment required such as influent and backwash pumps, media delivery and storage facilities, cartridge filters, associated piping and valves, necessary chemical feed and storage monitoring equipment, and backwash water storage. The new building would include HVAC, electrical and other utilities. Additional project costs include the initial granular activated carbon media fill for the post-filter adsorption technology. The size of the improvements would be scaled to the Chelsea WTP which is rated to treat up to 24 million gallons per day. On state DWSRF priority list (requested) | $57.3M | Source, p. 8 → |
| Aug 6, 2025 | This project includes planning and design engineering services and some pilot testing for a dedicated new building that would house the media contactors and related equipment required such as influent and backwash pumps, media delivery and storage facilities, cartridge filters, associated piping and valves, necessary chemical feed and storage monitoring equipment, and backwash water storage to treat PFAS. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $3.15M | Source, p. 19 → |
| Aug 6, 2025 | This project includes planning and design engineering services and some pilot testing for a PFAS treatment project that would install post-filter adsorption treatment technology at the Purrysburg WTP. The project would consist of a dedicated new building and would house the media contactors and related equipment required such as influent and backwash pumps, media delivery and storage facilities, cartridge filters, associated piping and valves, necessary chemical feed and storage monitoring equipment, and backwash water storage. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $3.38M | Source, p. 19 → |
| Oct 22, 2024 | This project includes planning and design engineering services and some pilot testing for a dedicated new building that would house the media contactors and related equipment required such as influent and backwash pumps, media delivery and storage facilities, cartridge filters, associated piping and valves, necessary chemical feed and storage monitoring equipment, and backwash water storage to treat PFAS. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $2.58M | Source, p. 18 → |
| Jun 26, 2024 | This project includes planning and design engineering services and some pilot testing for a PFAS treatment project that would install post-filter adsorption treatment technology at the Purrysburg WTP. The project would consist of a dedicated new building and would house the media contactors and related equipment required such as influent and backwash pumps, media delivery and storage facilities, cartridge filters, associated piping and valves, necessary chemical feed and storage monitoring equipment, and backwash water storage. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $2.14M | Source, p. 14 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | This project includes upgrades to the water treatment plant to improve treatment performance and remove emerging contaminants (PFAS). On state DWSRF priority list (requested) | $7.8M | Source, p. 3 → |
| Jun 26, 2024 | This project includes upgrades to the water treatment plant to improve treatment performance and remove emerging contaminants (PFAS). On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $1.7M | Source, p. 14 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | The proposed project will include an evaluation of the various treatment options that are known to remove PFAS. This includes advanced treatment options such as Powdered Activated Carbon (PAC), Granular Activated Carbon (GAC), Anion Exchange (AIX), and Reverse Osmosis/Nanofiltration (RO/NF), at a minimum. The study will involve research and bench scale testing to determine the efficiency of PFAS removal for each treatment option. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $725k | Source, p. 17 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | The proposed project will include an evaluation of the various treatment options that are known to remove PFAS. This includes advanced treatment options such as Powdered Activated Carbon (PAC), Granular Activated Carbon (GAC), Anion Exchange (AIX), and Reverse Osmosis/Nanofiltration (RO/NF), at a minimum. The study will involve research and bench scale testing to determine the efficiency of PFAS removal for each treatment option. On state DWSRF priority list (requested) | $725k | Source, p. 7 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | CWS recently completed bench-scale and full-scale testing of powdered activated carbon (PAC) to identify improvements necessary for PFAS treatment as part of the Charleston Water System PFAS Study. Based on the study findings, CWS plans to move forward with the initial Phase 1 improvements, including detailed design of a properly sized PAC Storage and Feed Facility to ensure compliance with finalized USEPA National Primary Drinking Water Regulation (NPDWR) as well as SCDES SPDWR requirements for surface water treatment facility design. The project will include detailed design services for a new PAC system with four (4) silos and eight (8) feeders, providing a minimum of thirty (30) days of PAC storage under average flow and design dose conditions and sufficient metering capacity to meet HWTP design flows. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $1.5M | Source, p. 16 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | CWS recently completed bench-scale and full-scale testing of powdered activated carbon (PAC) to identify improvements necessary for PFAS treatment as part of the Charleston Water System PFAS Study. Based on the study findings, CWS plans to move forward with the initial Phase 1 improvements, including detailed design of a properly sized PAC Storage and Feed Facility to ensure compliance with finalized USEPA National Primary Drinking Water Regulation (NPDWR) as well as SCDES SPDWR requirements for surface water treatment facility design. The project will include detailed design services for a new PAC system with four (4) silos and eight (8) feeders, providing a minimum of thirty (30) days of PAC storage under average flow and design dose conditions and sufficient metering capacity to meet HWTP design flows. On state DWSRF priority list (requested) | $1.5M | Source, p. 4 → |
| Oct 22, 2024 | The HWTP is planning a PFAS treatment project to meet the recently-released USEPA PFAS regulations. Several Powdered Activated Carbon (PAC) products will be evaluated and testing results will be analyzed to provide a basis of design for the full scale plant. The study will involve bench-scale testing for powdered activated carbon (PAC) to determine the most suitable product, dose, and contact time for PFAS treatment at the HWTP. In addition, the bench-scale testing protocol will also include analyses to evaluate the effects of PAC on other source water characteristics (e.g., total organic carbon (TOC), pH, alkalinity, etc.), as well as effects on water treatability based on the existing/planned HWTP unit processes. Based on the results of the study, a Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) for the PFAS treatment project will be developed. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $650k | Source, p. 21 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | Conduct a pilot study to test a proposed PFAS Treatment System that is much more financially feasible to operate than a traditional GAC System. On state DWSRF priority list (requested) | $150k | Source, p. 3 → |
| Aug 6, 2025 | Conduct a pilot study to test a proposed PFAS Treatment System that is much more financially feasible to operate than a traditional GAC System. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $150k | Source, p. 15 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | As part of ongoing, preliminary bench-scale studies conducted at both plants (Phase I), this project focuses on further bench- scale evaluation by Rapid Small-Scale Column Tests (RSSCTs) for Lake Murray water treatment plant and pilot-scale testing for Reverse Osmosis and Granular Activated Carbon treatment technologies at both water treatment plants. On state DWSRF priority list (requested) | $1.71M | Source, p. 6 → |
| Aug 6, 2025 | As part of ongoing, preliminary bench-scale studies conducted at both plants (Phase I), this project focuses on further bench- scale evaluation by Rapid Small-Scale Column Tests (RSSCTs) for Lake Murray water treatment plant and pilot-scale testing for Reverse Osmosis and Granular Activated Carbon treatment technologies at both water treatment plants. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $1.71M | Source, p. 16 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | This project is intended to continue the current study/pilot phase of this project which is currently SRF Project No. 2110001-06 Pee Dee Regional WTP - Advanced PFAS Treatment Study. This current Project Questionnaire is to advance the project to Final Design and preparation of construction drawings and specifications. On state DWSRF priority list (requested) | $4M | Source, p. 7 → |
| Aug 6, 2025 | This project is intended to continue the current study/pilot phase of this project which is currently SRF Project No. 2110001-06 Pee Dee Regional WTP - Advanced PFAS Treatment Study. This current Project Questionnaire is to advance the project to Final Design and preparation of construction drawings and specifications. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $2.5M | Source, p. 19 → |
| Oct 22, 2024 | This project is intended to continue the current study/pilot phase of this project which is currently SRF Project No. 2110001-06 Pee Dee Regional WTP - Advanced PFAS Treatment Study. This current Project Questionnaire is to advance the project to Final Design and preparation of construction drawings and specifications. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $1.5M | Source, p. 18 → |
| Jun 26, 2024 | A study, and subsequent pilot testing, will be conducted to determine which process is recommended for the Pee Dee WTP. This study will involve pilot testing one or more of the technologies. This would allow the City to make informed choices during the design of the current expansion to enable integration of any advanced PFAS treatment process (e.g., placement of tees with blind flanges in yard piping, allocation of appropriate space). This would also allow the City to determine a cost-effective phased plan of improvements to comply with upcoming PFAS and other emerging contaminant regulations. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $500k | Source, p. 14 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | A PER will be developed to evaluate and compare PFAS treatment technologies using representative source water under controlled conditions. The raw water PFAS compound distribution, TOC, and other parameters that influence treatment performance will be determined followed by bench-scale and pilot- scale testing to simulate full-scale operation of candidate media such as granular activated carbon or ion exchange. Test results are used to assess PFAS removal efficiency, breakthrough behavior, and sensitivity to competing constituents. Findings from the bench/pilot testing will be documented in a PER which summarizes quality conditions, testing methods, analytical results, and a comparative evaluation of treatment alternatives, including life-cycle cost, operational considerations, and residual management. The PER will provide a defensible technical basis for selecting a recommended treatment approach and define next steps. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $738k | Source, p. 16 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | A PER will be developed to evaluate and compare PFAS treatment technologies using representative source water under controlled conditions. The raw water PFAS compound distribution, TOC, and other parameters that influence treatment performance will be determined followed by bench-scale and pilot-scale testing to simulate full-scale operation of candidate media such as granular activated carbon or ion exchange. Test results are used to assess PFAS removal efficiency, breakthrough behavior, and sensitivity to competing constituents. Findings from the bench/pilot testing will be documented in a PER which summarizes quality conditions, testing methods, analytical results, and a comparative evaluation of treatment alternatives, including life-cycle cost, operational considerations, and residual management. The PER will provide a defensible technical basis for selecting a recommended treatment approach and define next steps. On state DWSRF priority list (requested) | $738k | Source, p. 5 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | This project includes the design and construction of a new well and treatment system to provide quality drinking water to the district's existing customers and potential customers that are on individual wells that are likely to be contaminated with Radium and PFAS. The well will be a 10 inch well providing 300 gpm with associated piping and treatment to properly disinfect the well water and remove radium from the water. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $1.5M | Source, p. 19 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | The project will include the extension of approximately 4900 LF of ten-inch, 1300 LF of six-inch, 700 LF of four-inch water main and associated appurtenances to private well sewers with elevated ground water levels of PFAS. This project will provide the residents in the area with a reliable, safe drinking water source. On state DWSRF priority list (requested) | $2.06M | Source, p. 9 → |
| Aug 6, 2025 | The project will include the extension of approximately 4900 LF of ten-inch, 1300 LF of six-inch, 700 LF of four-inch water main and associated appurtenances to private well sewers with elevated ground water levels of PFAS. This project will provide the residents in the area with a reliable, safe drinking water source. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $2.06M | Source, p. 17 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | The Pineview Water Line Extension will provide residents with PFAS contaminated private wells access to safe and reliable public drinking water. The project will consist of approximately 5,370 linear feet of new 8-inch and 6-inch water main, including the installation of fire hydrants and necessary road crossings. This water system extension will provide municipal drinking water to 31 residential properties located in Pineview Estates. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $800k | Source, p. 17 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | The Pineview Water Line Extension will provide residents with PFAS contaminated private wells access to safe and reliable public drinking water. The project will consist of approximately 5,370 linear feet of new 8-inch and 6-inch water main, including the installation of fire hydrants and necessary road crossings. This water system extension will provide municipal drinking water to 31 residential properties located in Pineview Estates. On state DWSRF priority list (requested) | $800k | Source, p. 5 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | The project would consist of drilling and development of a new groundwater well to provide additional capacity for the water company. The new well would also replace capacity being lost from an existing well on Gainey Avenue which has elevated concentrations of PFAS. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $300k | Source, p. 19 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | The scope this project includes a pilot study evaluation of various treatment technologies to assess their ability to meet the current regulatory requirements for PFAS at WRWD. Technologies under consideration include reverse osmosis, granular activated carbon, anion exchange, Fluorosorb, powdered activated carbon, and foam fractionation. The purpose of this PFAS treatment alternatives study is to evaluate performance and conceptually size potential advanced water treatment technologies to remove PFAS compounds and comply with MCLs as well as evaluate impacts to current WTP operations and water quality. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $1.2M | Source, p. 16 → |
| Jun 26, 2026 | The scope this project includes a pilot study evaluation of various treatment technologies to assess their ability to meet the current regulatory requirements for PFAS at WRWD. Technologies under consideration include reverse osmosis, granular activated carbon, anion exchange, Fluorosorb, powdered activated carbon, and foam fractionation. The purpose of this PFAS treatment alternatives study is to evaluate performance and conceptually size potential advanced water treatment technologies to remove PFAS compounds and comply with MCLs as well as evaluate impacts to current WTP operations and water quality. On state DWSRF priority list (requested) | $1.2M | Source, p. 5 → |
| Oct 22, 2024 | The WRWD WTP treats raw water from the North Tyger River and the South Tyger River. PFAS level in the raw water have been found to be greater than the MCL proposed by the EPA. Testing of finished water in WRWD's distribution system has shown similar PFAS levels, suggesting that the existing treatment process is not removing PFAS in any significant way. WRWD also maintains distribution system interconnections with Spartanburg Water and the SJWD Water District. The project scope includes planning and design of distribution system improvements to provide a 12-inch interconnection with the SJWD system in order to provide redundancy to the overall WRWD system. To date, SJWD reports no PFAS in their raw or finished water. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $100k | Source, p. 19 → |
| Oct 22, 2024 | The project scope includes retaining the services of a consulting engineer (Garver) to perform an evaluation of the WRWD WTP's to determine treatment process changes required to remove PFAS. The WRWD WTP treats raw water from the North Tyger River and the South Tyger River. PFAS level in the raw water have been found to be greater than the MCL proposed by the EPA. Testing of finished water in WRWD's distribution system has shown similar PFAS levels, suggesting that the existing treatment process is not removing PFAS in any significant way. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $100k | Source, p. 20 → |
| Aug 6, 2025 | The Raw Water Pilot Study will be conducted in multiple phases to ensure a comprehensive evaluation of PFAS contamination and treatment options. The first phase will involve an extensive data collection effort, where raw water samples will be taken from the raw water intake point at Lake Paul Wallace and analyzed for various PFAS compounds, including PFOA, PFOS, GenX, and other emerging contaminants. Additionally, other water quality parameters such as pH, turbidity, and organic matter content will be assessed to determine their impact. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $325k | Source, p. 15 → |
| Aug 6, 2025 | Waccamaw Neck WTP is planning a best available treatment technology to meet the recently-released USEPA PFAS regulations. Our most current PFAS sampling results is trending downward. The proposed project will include an increase sampling plan and evaluation of the various treatment options to meet the current MCL limits for PFAS. PFAS capture technologies such as GAC, ion exchange resin, Nano-filtration, foam fractionation, and/or PFAS destruction methods will be evaluated and testing results will be analyzed to provide a basis of design for the full scale plant. The requirements of the proposed technologies will be studied with respect to effectiveness, infrastructure needs, costs, and compatibility with future PFAS treatment technologies. A bench-scale testing will be performed to determine the most suitable technology for PFAS removal at the Waccamaw Neck WTP. The bench-scale testing will also include analyses to evaluate the effectiveness of total organic carbon (TOC) reduction, need for pH adjustment, and alkalinity concentration. Based on the results of the study, a Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) for the PFAS treatment project will be developed. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $700k | Source, p. 16 → |
| Aug 6, 2025 | An evaluation of treatment options for emerging contaminants, specifically PFAS, as well as an operational evaluation of the existing treatment plant. Bench-scale testing of powdered activated carbon (PAC) products for PFAS removal will be conducted. This testing will provide insight on the effectiveness of PAC for PFAS treatment. In addition, rapid small scale column tests (RSSCT) will be performed on one or more granular activated carbon (GAC) / ion exchange (IX) / alternative media options. This will provide information on the preferred option for post-filtration PFAS treatment. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $287k | Source, p. 17 → |
| Aug 6, 2025 | This is an engineering planning and design project for the Lake Murray WTP PFAS Removal Facilities to add granular activated carbon (GAC) to NCWSA’s existing WTP following filtration to remove PFAS contaminants regulated under the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) recently enacted PFAS Regulation. The new facilities will include two GAC trains (for redundancy and peak day flows) of two GAC pressure vessels per train. In addition to engineering design of PFAS Removal Facilities, a GAC pilot-scale study will be conducted as a product selection tool for the type of GAC media to be used for treatment. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $1.2M | Source, p. 15 → |
| Oct 22, 2024 | The project will include an evaluation of treatment options for emerging contaminants, specifically PFAS. Bench-scale testing of powdered activated carbon (PAC) products for PFAS removal will be conducted. In addition, desktop modeling of granular activated carbon (GAC)/ion exchange (IX)/Fluorosorb will be conducted to determine the most promising options for PFAS removal. Rapid small scale column tests (RSSCT) will be performed on the most promising options. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $265k | Source, p. 16 → |
| Aug 6, 2025 | This project is an engineering planning and design project for PFAS removal at the City of Newberry's WTP. The PFAS treatment system will be designed to treat 8.1 MGD from the City's WTP. Planning activities include an evaluation of PFAS removal technologies to select up to three (3) suitable technologies for pilot testing (based on performance and expected operating costs), development and execution of pilot testing for the selected technologies, and preparation of a pilot test report documenting the tests and recommending an alternative for full-scale implementation. Design activities include preparation of a PER suitable for technical and funding agency approval and design and permitting of the recommended system in anticipation that separate construction funds will be secured by the City. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $1.5M | Source, p. 17 → |
| Aug 6, 2025 | The scope of this project is to retain the services of an Engineering Consultant to perform an evaluation of the SCWSA Water Treatment Plant's ability and method to treat emerging contaminants. In particular, we will be determining the improvements that will be necessary to treat PFAS & PFOA. SCWSA and UCMR 5 sampling data shows PFAS & PFOA levels in the water source for SCWCA WTP above the EPA's MCLs for PFAS & PFOA in the National Primary Drinking Water Regulations. Additional treatment process will be required at the Water Treatment Plant to remove PFAS & PFOA to the levels proposed in the MCL. This project will include preliminary analysis, testing, process evaluations, engineering reports, and others studies required to determine the best course of action to meet the required levels. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $350k | Source, p. 15 → |
| Aug 6, 2025 | Sampling data has shown that the PFOS and PFOA levels in the source water for the Lake Marion Regional Water System are above the new EPA limits. A PFAS treatment study has been completed for this facility in order to evaluate known treatment options. The next step in determining the best treatment option is to conduct bench-scale testing to further evaluate the performance of Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) and Ion Exchange (IX) for removing PFAS from the source water. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $74k | Source, p. 15 → |
| Oct 22, 2024 | Sampling data has shown that the PFOS and PFOA levels in the source water for the Lake Marion Regional Water System are above the new EPA limits. A PFAS treatment study has been completed for this facility in order to evaluate known treatment options. The next step in determining the best treatment option is to conduct bench-scale testing to further evaluate the performance of Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) and Ion Exchange (IX) for removing PFAS from the source water. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $77k | Source, p. 16 → |
| Aug 6, 2025 | Generally the project includes upgrading the facilities 6 dual media gravity filters with new underdrains, cemetious wall coatings, and granular activated carbon. Work will replace aging Leopold underdrains with new restrain compatible blocks and media retainers while adding granular activated carbon to address EPA's proposed MCL's for PFAS. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $1.61M | Source, p. 16 → |
| Oct 22, 2024 | Primary focus of this project is to identify an optimal technology that will be implemented at both of our water treatment facilities to address PFAS related compounds in our source waters. Our current approach utilizes MCL proposals from EPA, and a draft timeline for implementation. Such low limits and quick implementation of an MCL has forced am accelerated response to address a proposed MCL. Consequences included implementation of a technology that will work, but may not be optimal from an operation and maintenance perspective nor an efficient use of rate payer dollars. Ultimately, a detailed evaluation focused on both PFAS compounds outlined in the proposed MCL along with their precursors will benefit public health by identifying optimal removal and destruction technologies specific to our source water and treatment approaches. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $325k | Source, p. 20 → |
| Jun 26, 2024 | Generally the project includes upgrading the facilities 6 dual media gravity filters with new underdrains, cemetious wall coatings, and granular activated carbon. Work will replace aging Leopold underdrains with new restrain compatible blocks and media retainers while adding granular activated carbon to address EPA's proposed MCL's for PFAS. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $3.2M | Source, p. 14 → |
| Oct 22, 2024 | The proposed project will include an evaluation of the various treatment options that are known to remove PFAS. This includes advanced treatment options such as Granular Activated Carbon (GAC), Anion Exchange (AIX), and Reverse Osmosis (RO)/Nanofiltration (NF), at a minimum. In addition, benefits of feeding increased dosages of Powdered Activated Carbon (PAC) will be evaluated. The study will involve research and bench scale testing to determine the efficiency of PFAS removal for each option. In addition, the study will evaluate which of these treatments, or combination of treatment, is also capable of treating MIB and Geosmin, which would be an added benefit to ensure the City is capable of treating the water to minimize taste and odor concerns during future algal blooms. This will include a review of theefficiency, required footprint, upfront capital costs, maintenance costs, residuals/solids handling, ease of operation, and long-term impacts. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $600k | Source, p. 19 → |
| Oct 22, 2024 | The proposed study will include testing of both raw water sources for precursors included in the approved EPA 1633 method as well as EPA 533. The testing will include both raw and finished water as well as levels at different stages of treatment to assist with determining future PFAS treatment in addition to determining which step the proposed technology would be included. PFAS capture technologies such as GAC and ion exchange resin or membranes such as RO and nanofiltration as well as PFAS destruction such as those selected from supercritical water oxidation, electrochemical oxidation and incineration will be evaluated. The requirements of the proposed technologies will be studied with respect to efficacy, infrastructure needs, costs, and compatibility with future PFAS treatment technologies. The study will include a survey of the current and future facility, permitting requirements, design options, and other environmental factors. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $300k | Source, p. 16 → |
| Oct 22, 2024 | This project is an engineering planning and design project for PFAS removal at GBPW's clearwell/high service pump complex. The PFAS treatment system will be designed to treat 18 MGD from GBPW's two WTPs. Planning activities include an evaluation of PFAS removal technologies to select up to two (2) suitable technologies for pilot testing (based on performance and expected operating costs), development and execution of pilot testing for the selected technologies, and preparation of a pilot test report documenting the tests and recommending an alternative for full-scale implementation. Design activities include preparation of a PER suitable for technical and funding agency approval and design and permitting of the recommended system in anticipation that separate construction funds will be secured by GBPW. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $1.25M | Source, p. 18 → |
| Oct 22, 2024 | The scope of this project is to retain the services of Garver to perform an evaluation of the Greer CPW WTP 's ability and methodology to treat emerging emerging contaminants. In particular the improvements that will be necessary to treat PFAS. The SCDHEC Ambient Surface Water Project as well as supplemental sampling shows PFAS levels in the surrounding area approaching MCLs proposed/discussed by EPA in the proposed PFAS National PDWR. If EPA finalizes these regulations at the proposed/discussed levels, additional treatment process could be required at the WTP. This project will include preliminary analysis, testing, process evaluations, preliminary engineering reports, and others studies required to determine the best course of action to meet the required levels. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $200k | Source, p. 17 → |
| Oct 22, 2024 | The scope of this project is to retain the services of Garver to perform an evaluation of the N. Pacolet WTP 's ability and methodology to treat emerging emerging contaminants. In particular the improvements that will be necessary to treat PFAS. The SCDHEC Ambient Surface Water Project shows PFAS levels in the surrounding area approaching MCLs proposed by EPA in the proposed PFAS National PDWR. If EPA finalizes these regulations at the proposed/discussed levels, additional treatment process could be required at the WTP. This project will include preliminary analysis, testing, process evaluations, preliminary engineering reports, and others studies required to determine the best course of action to meet the required levels. It is important to note that this WTP is currently under construction with a scheduled completion date of June 2026. Therefore, the timing of this study provides an opportunity to positively impact ultimate facility construction. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $200k | Source, p. 17 → |
| Oct 22, 2024 | LEWA will conduct an evaluation of PFAS treatment technologies to include testing on both raw and finished water as well as levels at different stages of treatment to assist with determining future PFAS treatment and which step the proposed technology would be included. Proposed technologies will be studied with respect to efficacy, infrastructure needs, costs, and compatibility with future PFAS treatment technologies. This evaluation will be used to incorporate PFAS treatment into a planned plant expansion from 6 MGD to 12 MGD. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $300k | Source, p. 16 → |
| Oct 22, 2024 | An initial desktop evaluation demonstrated that a new adsorptive contactor PFAS treatment facility to treat the full capacity of the drinking WTP would cost $55M to $64M. However, there may be more cost-effective ways to comply with the regulation. This project is focused on confirming that existing historical PFAS monitoring data is sufficient for design- making purposes, optimizing the costs associated with the preliminary desktop study, and exploring alternative compliance routes. Alternative compliance routes will include alternative or supplementary water sources, PAC adsorption, and designing PFAS treatment for a fraction of the total design demand. Each alternative will be evaluated with respect to their feasibility, complexity, impact to WTP operations, and cost. The outcome of the project will be to identify the alternative that is most effective for ODPU, and prepare a PER. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $500k | Source, p. 20 → |
| Oct 22, 2024 | Sampling data has shown that the PFOS and PFOA levels in the source water for the Lake Moultrie Regional Water System are above the new EPA limits. A PFAS treatment study has been completed for this facility in order to evaluate known treatment options. The next step in determining the best treatment option is to conduct bench-scale testing to further evaluate the performance of Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) and to conduct pilot scale testing of Power Activated Carbon (PAC) for removing PFAS from the source water. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $265k | Source, p. 21 → |
| Oct 22, 2024 | Perform an assessment of groundwater resources in the Starr- Iva service area to identify up to 6 "favorable zones" with the greatest potential for significant groundwater yields and conduct subsequent geophysical surveys to identify drill sites for up to four (4) test wells to be completed in accordance with DHEC standards. The new test wells and a number of existing drinking water wells throughout the District would also be sampled to analyze the quality of the groundwater including emerging contaminants such as per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances ("PFAS") in order to notify and plan for opportunities to serve homeowners with private wells found to be contaminated. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $600k | Source, p. 19 → |
| Oct 22, 2024 | This project is an engineering planning and design project for PFAS removal at the 10.4 MGD Union WTP. Planning activities include an evaluation of PFAS removal technologies to select up to two (2) suitable technologies for pilot testing for the selected technologies, preparation of a pilot test report documenting the tests, and recommendation of an alternative for full-scale implementation. Design activities include preparation of a PER suitable for technical and funding agency approval and design and permitting of the recommended system in anticipation that separate construction funds will be secured by the City. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $1.25M | Source, p. 18 → |
| Jun 26, 2024 | The existing source for the Town of Batesburg-Leesville has PFOS and PFOA levels above the proposed regulatory limits according to sampling performed in 2020. The source from JMWSC (West Columbia Lake Murray WTP) has PFOS and PFOA levels that are lower. On SRF fundable list (Provisional Priority List) | $4.25M | Source, p. 14 → |
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