New York PFAS funding: who has been named and who has been awarded

The water systems New York's own documents tie to PFAS funding: what each project is, the amount the state printed, how far it has got, and the document that says so. Latest record Oct 22, 2026; page updated Nov 2, 2026.

Systems named on a state PFAS funding list

With at least one award

Also tested over EPA's limit in its national survey

Not in EPA's survey data at all

How to read this. Every line is copied from a state document, linked beside it. Amounts mean different things on different lists (a request, a reservation, an approved loan, an estimated project cost), so we show each with its label and never add them up. “Awarded” means a state body approved it, not that money has been paid. A funding record is not a finding of any violation, and “not in EPA's survey” does not mean a system was never tested: states and utilities run their own sampling. Why funding lists and EPA's survey differ.

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DWSRF emerging-contaminant grants (project must be on the eligible list) — no fixed deadline.

Every system on the list 70 systems · 44 with an award · 15 tested over the limit

SystemStageLargest award (any program)Latest recordEPA survey

Hampton Bays Water District2 records · showAwarded$4.71MOct 22, 2026Sampled, not over

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 →

Hampton Bays Water District: test results and system details →

Suffolk County Water Authority13 records · showAwarded$6.85MOct 22, 2026Averaged over

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 →

Suffolk County Water Authority: test results and system details →

Dutchess County Water & Wastewater Authority4 records · showAwarded$15.7MSep 10, 2026System not matched

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 →

Riverhead Water District25 records · showAwarded$12.9MSep 10, 2026One high sample

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 →

Riverhead Water District: test results and system details →

Gorham Town Water District2 records · showAwarded$11.8MMay 21, 2026Sampled, not over

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 →

Gorham Town Water District: test results and system details →

Valatie Village8 records · showAwarded$5.53MMay 21, 2026Not in EPA survey

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 →

Valatie Village: test results and system details →

Greenlawn Water District7 records · showAwarded$4.56MApr 16, 2026Sampled, not over

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 →

Greenlawn Water District: test results and system details →

County of Clinton1 record · showAwarded$5MMar 12, 2026System not matched

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 →

Williston Park (V)13 records · showAwarded$14.2MMar 12, 2026Averaged over

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 →

Williston Park (V): test results and system details →

Chatham Village4 records · showAwarded$5.02MDec 19, 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Chatham Village: test results and system details →

Locust Valley Water District7 records · showAwarded$7MDec 11, 2025Sampled, not over

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 →

Locust Valley Water District: test results and system details →

Nyack Village Water Supply6 records · showAwarded$4.75MDec 11, 2025Averaged over

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 →

Nyack Village Water Supply: test results and system details →

Smithtown Water District7 records · showAwarded$1.43MDec 11, 2025System not matched

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 →

Manhasset Lakeville Water District8 records · showAwarded$2.83MOct 30, 2025Averaged over

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 →

Manhasset Lakeville Water District: test results and system details →

Water Authority of Great Neck North3 records · showAwarded$5MOct 30, 2025Sampled, not over

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 →

Water Authority of Great Neck North: test results and system details →

Albertson Water District11 records · showAwarded$18.5MOct 2025Averaged over

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 →

Albertson Water District: test results and system details →

Birch Hill Acres4 records · showAwarded$3MOct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Birch Hill Acres: test results and system details →

East Fishkill Town-wide Interconnected Water Districts5 records · showAwarded$5MOct 2025System not matched

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 →

Franklin Square Water District5 records · showAwarded$605kOct 2025Sampled, not over

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 →

Franklin Square Water District: test results and system details →

Glen Cove City3 records · showAwarded$5MOct 2025Averaged over

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 →

Glen Cove City: test results and system details →

Glenville6 records · showAwarded$8.8MOct 2025System not matched

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 →

Greenfield Water District4 records · showAwarded—Oct 2025Averaged over

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 →

Greenfield Water District: test results and system details →

Hempstead (V)8 records · showAwarded$37.3MOct 2025One high sample

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 →

Hempstead (V): test results and system details →

Hicksville Water District6 records · showAwarded—Oct 2025Sampled, not over

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 →

Hicksville Water District: test results and system details →

Jericho Water District28 records · showAwarded$17.6MOct 2025Sampled, not over

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 →

Jericho Water District: test results and system details →

Kent WD No. 1 and 26 records · showAwarded$703kOct 2025System not matched

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 →

Petersburgh Water District4 records · showAwarded—Oct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Petersburgh Water District: test results and system details →

Poestenkill WD #26 records · showAwarded$5.71MOct 2025System not matched

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 →

Port Washington Water District23 records · showAwarded$9.53MOct 2025One high sample

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 →

Port Washington Water District: test results and system details →

Red Hook Village6 records · showAwarded$1.08MOct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Red Hook Village: test results and system details →

Sands Point (V)5 records · showAwarded$10.6MOct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Sands Point (V): test results and system details →

Schroeppel South WD3 records · showAwarded$27.6MOct 2025System not matched

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 →

Schuyler Falls4 records · showAwarded$5.5MOct 2025System not matched

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 →

Somers Hamlet WD5 records · showAwarded$2.91MOct 2025System not matched

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 →

Starr Ridge Manor4 records · showAwarded$3MOct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Starr Ridge Manor: test results and system details →

Suffern Village6 records · showAwarded$532kOct 2025Averaged over

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 →

Suffern Village: test results and system details →

Westbury Water District5 records · showAwarded$8.98MOct 2025Averaged over

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 →

Westbury Water District: test results and system details →

Mineola (V)5 records · showAwarded$5MAug 14, 2025Averaged over

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 →

Mineola (V): test results and system details →

Farmingdale (V)2 records · showAwarded$4.62MJun 26, 2025Sampled, not over

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 →

Farmingdale (V): test results and system details →

Mayville Village1 record · showAwarded—Apr 17, 2025Not in EPA survey

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)

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Source, p. 6 →

Mayville Village: test results and system details →

North Salem, Town of1 record · showAwarded$592kNov 1, 2024System not matched

Nov 1, 2024

Pabst Water System PFOS Mitigation Project

2024 WIIA grant awarded (Governor's announcement)

$592k

Source →

Oyster Bay Water District1 record · showAwarded$3.48MNov 1, 2024System not matched

Nov 1, 2024

PFAS Treatment at Plant No. 6

2024 WIIA grant awarded (Governor's announcement)

$3.48M

Source →

Carle Place Water District4 records · showAwarded$7.65MOct 10, 2024Sampled, not over

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 →

Carle Place Water District: test results and system details →

Roslyn Water District1 record · showAwarded$2.98MOct 10, 2024Averaged over

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 →

Roslyn Water District: test results and system details →

Birch Mobile Home Park4 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

Chenango2 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

Floridan Estates2 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

Fort Plain (V) Water Works5 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025Sampled, not over

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 →

Fort Plain (V) Water Works: test results and system details →

Frewsburg Water District3 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

Greenwood Lake Village4 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Greenwood Lake Village: test results and system details →

Hill Sparrow Master Association2 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

Lee Water District3 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Lee Water District: test results and system details →

Meadows at Cross River4 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Meadows at Cross River: test results and system details →

Quaker Hill Water System6 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

Scotts Corner WD7 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

St. Armand4 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

Bowling Green WD2 records · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

Cornwall-On-Hudson2 records · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025Sampled, not over

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 →

Cornwall-On-Hudson: test results and system details →

Garden City Park Water District2 records · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025Averaged over

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 →

Garden City Park Water District: test results and system details →

Geneva City4 records · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025Sampled, not over

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 →

Geneva City: test results and system details →

Graymoor Village1 record · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Graymoor Village: test results and system details →

Green Island Village2 records · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Green Island Village: test results and system details →

Monroe County Water Authority4 records · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

Pabst Water District2 records · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Pabst Water District: test results and system details →

South Huntington Water District2 records · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025Sampled, not over

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 →

South Huntington Water District: test results and system details →

Sunset Ridge Water District2 records · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Sunset Ridge Water District: test results and system details →

Town of Hempstead Water Districts9 records · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

Town of Oyster Bay2 records · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

Unionville Village1 record · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Unionville Village: test results and system details →

United Wappinger Water Improvement Dist.1 record · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2024Sampled, not over

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 →

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Hampton Bays Water District2 records · showAwarded$4.71MOct 22, 2026Sampled, not over

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 →

Hampton Bays Water District: test results and system details →

Suffolk County Water Authority13 records · showAwarded$6.85MOct 22, 2026Averaged over

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 →

Suffolk County Water Authority: test results and system details →

Dutchess County Water & Wastewater Authority4 records · showAwarded$15.7MSep 10, 2026System not matched

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 →

Riverhead Water District25 records · showAwarded$12.9MSep 10, 2026One high sample

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 →

Riverhead Water District: test results and system details →

Gorham Town Water District2 records · showAwarded$11.8MMay 21, 2026Sampled, not over

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 →

Gorham Town Water District: test results and system details →

Valatie Village8 records · showAwarded$5.53MMay 21, 2026Not in EPA survey

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 →

Valatie Village: test results and system details →

Greenlawn Water District7 records · showAwarded$4.56MApr 16, 2026Sampled, not over

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 →

Greenlawn Water District: test results and system details →

County of Clinton1 record · showAwarded$5MMar 12, 2026System not matched

Mar 12, 2026

Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3112, 2026-03-12)

$5M

Source, p. 21 →

Williston Park (V)13 records · showAwarded$14.2MMar 12, 2026Averaged over

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 →

Williston Park (V): test results and system details →

Chatham Village4 records · showAwarded$5.02MDec 19, 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Chatham Village: test results and system details →

Locust Valley Water District7 records · showAwarded$7MDec 11, 2025Sampled, not over

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 →

Locust Valley Water District: test results and system details →

Nyack Village Water Supply6 records · showAwarded$4.75MDec 11, 2025Averaged over

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 →

Nyack Village Water Supply: test results and system details →

Smithtown Water District7 records · showAwarded$1.43MDec 11, 2025System not matched

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 →

Manhasset Lakeville Water District8 records · showAwarded$2.83MOct 30, 2025Averaged over

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 →

Manhasset Lakeville Water District: test results and system details →

Water Authority of Great Neck North3 records · showAwarded$5MOct 30, 2025Sampled, not over

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 →

Water Authority of Great Neck North: test results and system details →

Albertson Water District11 records · showAwarded$18.5MOct 2025Averaged over

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 →

Albertson Water District: test results and system details →

Birch Hill Acres4 records · showAwarded$3MOct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Birch Hill Acres: test results and system details →

East Fishkill Town-wide Interconnected Water Districts5 records · showAwarded$5MOct 2025System not matched

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 →

Franklin Square Water District5 records · showAwarded$605kOct 2025Sampled, not over

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 →

Franklin Square Water District: test results and system details →

Glen Cove City3 records · showAwarded$5MOct 2025Averaged over

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 →

Glen Cove City: test results and system details →

Glenville6 records · showAwarded$8.8MOct 2025System not matched

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 →

Greenfield Water District4 records · showAwarded—Oct 2025Averaged over

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 →

Greenfield Water District: test results and system details →

Hempstead (V)8 records · showAwarded$37.3MOct 2025One high sample

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 →

Hempstead (V): test results and system details →

Hicksville Water District6 records · showAwarded—Oct 2025Sampled, not over

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 →

Hicksville Water District: test results and system details →

Jericho Water District28 records · showAwarded$17.6MOct 2025Sampled, not over

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 →

Jericho Water District: test results and system details →

Kent WD No. 1 and 26 records · showAwarded$703kOct 2025System not matched

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 →

Petersburgh Water District4 records · showAwarded—Oct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Petersburgh Water District: test results and system details →

Poestenkill WD #26 records · showAwarded$5.71MOct 2025System not matched

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 →

Port Washington Water District23 records · showAwarded$9.53MOct 2025One high sample

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 →

Port Washington Water District: test results and system details →

Red Hook Village6 records · showAwarded$1.08MOct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Red Hook Village: test results and system details →

Sands Point (V)5 records · showAwarded$10.6MOct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Sands Point (V): test results and system details →

Schroeppel South WD3 records · showAwarded$27.6MOct 2025System not matched

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 →

Schuyler Falls4 records · showAwarded$5.5MOct 2025System not matched

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 →

Somers Hamlet WD5 records · showAwarded$2.91MOct 2025System not matched

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 →

Starr Ridge Manor4 records · showAwarded$3MOct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Starr Ridge Manor: test results and system details →

Suffern Village6 records · showAwarded$532kOct 2025Averaged over

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 →

Suffern Village: test results and system details →

Westbury Water District5 records · showAwarded$8.98MOct 2025Averaged over

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 →

Westbury Water District: test results and system details →

Mineola (V)5 records · showAwarded$5MAug 14, 2025Averaged over

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 →

Mineola (V): test results and system details →

Farmingdale (V)2 records · showAwarded$4.62MJun 26, 2025Sampled, not over

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 →

Farmingdale (V): test results and system details →

Mayville Village1 record · showAwarded—Apr 17, 2025Not in EPA survey

Apr 17, 2025

Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3071, 2025-04-17)

—

Source, p. 6 →

Mayville Village: test results and system details →

North Salem, Town of1 record · showAwarded$592kNov 1, 2024System not matched

Nov 1, 2024

Pabst Water System PFOS Mitigation Project

2024 WIIA grant awarded (Governor's announcement)

$592k

Source →

Oyster Bay Water District1 record · showAwarded$3.48MNov 1, 2024System not matched

Nov 1, 2024

PFAS Treatment at Plant No. 6

2024 WIIA grant awarded (Governor's announcement)

$3.48M

Source →

Carle Place Water District4 records · showAwarded$7.65MOct 10, 2024Sampled, not over

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 →

Carle Place Water District: test results and system details →

Roslyn Water District1 record · showAwarded$2.98MOct 10, 2024Averaged over

Oct 10, 2024

Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3053, 2024-10-10)

$2.98M

Source, p. 102 →

Roslyn Water District: test results and system details →

Birch Mobile Home Park4 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

Chenango2 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

Floridan Estates2 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

Fort Plain (V) Water Works5 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025Sampled, not over

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 →

Fort Plain (V) Water Works: test results and system details →

Frewsburg Water District3 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

Greenwood Lake Village4 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Greenwood Lake Village: test results and system details →

Hill Sparrow Master Association2 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

Lee Water District3 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Lee Water District: test results and system details →

Meadows at Cross River4 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Meadows at Cross River: test results and system details →

Quaker Hill Water System6 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

Scotts Corner WD7 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

St. Armand4 records · showEligible, not yet awarded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

Bowling Green WD2 records · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

Cornwall-On-Hudson2 records · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025Sampled, not over

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 →

Cornwall-On-Hudson: test results and system details →

Garden City Park Water District2 records · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025Averaged over

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 →

Garden City Park Water District: test results and system details →

Geneva City4 records · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025Sampled, not over

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 →

Geneva City: test results and system details →

Graymoor Village1 record · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Graymoor Village: test results and system details →

Green Island Village2 records · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Green Island Village: test results and system details →

Monroe County Water Authority4 records · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

Pabst Water District2 records · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Pabst Water District: test results and system details →

South Huntington Water District2 records · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025Sampled, not over

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 →

South Huntington Water District: test results and system details →

Sunset Ridge Water District2 records · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Sunset Ridge Water District: test results and system details →

Town of Hempstead Water Districts9 records · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

Town of Oyster Bay2 records · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025System not matched

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 →

Unionville Village1 record · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2025Not in EPA survey

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 →

Unionville Village: test results and system details →

United Wappinger Water Improvement Dist.1 record · showApplied, not funded—Oct 2024Sampled, not over

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 →

United Wappinger Water Improvement Dist.: test results and system details →

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