Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Description:the Purpose of This Cooperative Agreement Is to Improve the Health and Sanitation Conditions in the Rural and Alaska Native Villages Through the Provision of a Modular Water Treatment Plant in White Mountain, Individual Wells and Septic Tanks for Two Homes in Slana, a New Sewage Lagoon in Hooper Bay, and Replacing a Failed Wastewater Collection System in Hughes.activities:the Award Will Fund the Design and Construction of Water and Wastewater Facilities in Five Rural and Alaska Native Communities Including a Modular Water Treatment Plant in White Mountain, Individual Wells and Septic Tanks for Two Homes in Slana, a New Sewage Lagoon in Hooper Bay, and Replacing a Failed Wastewater Collection System in Hughes.subrecipient:subaward Activities to Be Administered by Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC) Include the Carrying Out the Sewer Collection Replacement Project in Hughes and the Modular Water Treatment Plant Project in White Mountain. Outcomes:anticipated Deliverables Are Water and Wastewater Infrastructure to Provide Safe Drinking Water and Wastewater Treatment to Protect Public and Environmental Health in the Communities of Hughes, Anderson, Hooper Bay, Slana, and White Mountain. Outcomes for the Award Is to Provide Sustainable Utilities That Meet Drinking Water and Wastewater Standard and Regulations.
Committed
$34.2 Million
Paid out
$2.0M
6%
Committed, not yet paid
$32.3M
94%
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