Federal grant · project grant (b)
The System Optimization Review (SOR) Shall Achieve the Following Public Purpose Set Forth in the Act (D) to Enhance Water Management the Sor Project Will Utilize the Latest Scientific Technologies to Perform Hydraulic Modeling, System Analysis, Asset Management and Operational Improvements. These Measures Will Allow the Recipient to Identify a Plan of Action That Contains Recommendations for Implementing Specific Improvements That Will Provide for Conservation, Update Water Management Practices, and Better Understand Capacities and Demands.gather Informationsituational Reviewsystem Analysis and Efficiency Evlatuationestablish Water Use and Conservation Goalsidentify and Prioritize Potential Improvement Projectsreport Preparation
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$44,987
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