Federal award · direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non-reimbursable direct financial aid (c)
The Central Rivers Power Ma Limited Liability Company, Canaan - Concrete Repairs Project, Will Improve the Safety of the Dam by Rehabilitating the Intake Structure, Gate Weir and Right Support Wall at the Site. Significant Concrete Deterioration and Seepage Is Occurring Between the Wastegate and Intake Structure at Various Locations of the Project. Additionally, the Right Abutment/non-overflow Section Will Be Repaired to Alleviate the Threat of Failure and Resulting Flooding to the Surrounding Area. This Project Will Restore Structural Integrity of the Damaged Areas. the Facility Began Operation in 1924 and Is Located on the Connecticut River in Lemington, Vermont.
Committed
$22,500
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