Water Recycling Funding Program (WRFP) – Construction Grant
Highlights
The Water Recycling Funding Program offers 35% of your estimated construction costs for projects that enhance fresh water supplies. This means you can significantly reduce your expenses while improving your infrastructure. Eligible projects include treatment, storage, and distribution facilities for recycled water. Every penny counts, especially when you are focusing on construction costs that directly impact your business's growth.
Continuous application acceptance makes this program flexible, allowing you to plan your project without the pressure of strict deadlines. If your project qualifies, it can be listed for funding in the upcoming fiscal year, providing an excellent opportunity to invest in your business while supporting local water resources. With no limitations on your company’s revenue or employee count, this program is designed to assist businesses of all sizes.
By applying for this grant, you'll not only improve your operations but also contribute to the sustainability of your community's water supply. This investment can place you ahead of the competition and set your business apart as a leader in responsible water use.
Financing Details
Type of Financing
The financing offered is a grant. It covers 35% of the reasonable, estimated construction costs for eligible water recycling projects, capped at the maximum amount set by the State Water Board.
Repayment Terms and Eligible Expenses
There are no repayment terms or interest rates associated with this grant, making it a cost-effective option for your project. The funds can be used for construction only, specifically for projects that include building recycled water treatment facilities, storage, pumping, and distribution systems.
Ineligible Expenses and Fees
Funds cannot be used for anything outside of construction, such as operational costs or equipment purchases. Additionally, there are no fees associated with applying for this grant, making it a straightforward opportunity to enhance your water recycling efforts.
Qualifications
Location: Business must be in a state where projects can offset or augment local fresh water supplies.
Project Type: Business must undertake construction projects that include:
- Recycled water treatment facilities
- Storage facilities
- Pumping facilities
- Groundwater recharge facilities
- Recycled water distribution systems, including onsite improvements
Eligible Costs: Grant covers construction costs only, limited to 35% of the estimated construction cost.
Employee Requirements:
- Minimum Employees: No minimum requirement.
- Maximum Employees: No maximum requirement.
Revenue Requirements:
- Minimum Company Revenue: No minimum requirement.
- Maximum Company Revenue: No maximum requirement.
Legal and Profit Structures: All legal and profit structures are applicable.
Disqualifications: None specified in the context provided.
Description
You can access funding for your construction projects that enhance fresh water supplies through recycling. This grant covers 35% of your estimated construction costs, helping you lower your expenses significantly. Projects eligible for this funding include creating treatment facilities, storage facilities, and distribution systems for recycled water.
The money you receive is focused solely on construction costs, which means you can direct your resources where they matter most. Also, the conditions for the funding are straightforward. While the maximum funding amount is determined by the State Water Board, there's no limit on your company’s revenue or employee count to qualify.
With applications being accepted continuously, you won’t be rushed to get your project started. If your project passes the priority scoring system, you could see funding in place for the upcoming fiscal year. This is a solid way to invest in your business's infrastructure while supporting local water resources.
Program Steps
Identify Your Project
Determine if your construction project enhances fresh water supplies through recycling. Eligible projects include treatment facilities, storage facilities, and distribution systems for recycled water.Prepare the Appropriate Documentation
Gather the necessary documents for your application. You will typically need:- Project plans and specifications
- Cost estimates
- Evidence of required permits (if applicable)
- A brief description of the project and its objectives
- Financial statements (if required)
Complete the Application Form
Fill out the application form with detailed information about your project, ensuring clarity and accuracy.Submit Your Application
Send your completed application along with all required documentation to the designated program office. Check the program website for specific submission instructions.Await Notification
After submission, monitor for updates. If your project passes the priority scoring system, you will receive information regarding funding for the upcoming fiscal year.Prepare for Project Implementation
Once approved, get ready to start your project. Plan for the construction and manage the funding you will receive.