Federal award · other reimbursable, contingent, intangible, or indirect financial assistance
This Award Will Accomplish the Restoration of 80 Road Stream Crossings and 28,000 Linear Feet of Road Restoration and Repair. the Project Is Scheduled to Begin in the Fall of 2025 (september 15, 2025) and Continue Through September 15, 2035. Disaster Funds Will Be Used to Fund Portions of Salary and Travel Costs for 8 Trout Unlimited Employees to Complete Project Work. This Will Support Project Coordination, Engineer Design Reviews, and Construction Oversight. Disaster Funds Will Be Used by Trout Unlimited to Solicit and Manage Contracts to Collect Onsite Information, Design, Construction and Implementation of Project Work.
Committed
$60.0 Million
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