Support the implementation of projects to address priority issues in the southeast new england program (snep) region

Active Cooperative Agreement Awarded Last action

Award ID
00A00708
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$18,780,000

Award facts

Completion date 72% complete
Funding
  • $15,000,000.00 Federal
  • $3,780,000.00 Non-federal
Place of performance
Massachusetts, USA

Award details come from USAspending.gov.

Description

Broadly, the scope of activities involved in this implementation includes: increasing local capacity to undertake and complete projects and adopt new policiesand expanding use and availability of successful environmental restoration practices, as well as providing opportunities to test and apply innovative approachesand ensuring diverse representation in program activities and decision-makingand demonstrating ways to address common challengesand and increasing community leaders & rsquoand understanding of the benefits of restoration projects. Anticipated deliverables under this award include: a robust subaward program that include an annual RFP to solicit, select, and fund projects consistent with snep and local prioritiesand providing technical support in collaboration with multiple partners and grantees, including outreach coordination, training in quality assurance requirementsand developing and tracking program and environmental metrics and generating meaningful reporting on outputs and outcomesand building public awareness and appreciation of snep and its programsand and fostering innovation through tech transfer and demonstrating new or more effective approaches. In addition to the ecosystem itself, snep stakeholders, subaward recipients, and local communities, beneficiaries will ultimately include other communities and regions as sneps innovations are accepted and disseminated broadly. Subaward activities will be consistent with annual program priorities and the snep strategic goals.

Transactions

Action Federal Non-federal Date
Amendment This cooperative agreement with restore america's estuaries (RAE) supports continued implementation of the southeast new england program (snep) watershed… $2,842,755 $0
Amendment $3,205,009 $0
Amendment $702,236 $0
Amendment $3,000,000 $0
Amendment $3,032,397 $0
Amendment $217,603 $0
Amendment $0 $0
Original award $2,000,000 $3,780,000

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
Rhode Island. Department Of Environmental Management Lake Management to Protect RI Watersheds from Invasive Hydrilla $250,000
City Of Pawtucket Daggett Avenue Green Infrastructure Corridor $250,000
City Of New Bedford Riverside Salt Marsh Restoration $50,000
Buzzards Bay Coalition, Inc. Jack’s Marsh Coastal Wetland Restoration $496,500
City Of Providence Providence Stormwater and Sewer Utilities Pre-Implementation Project $312,000
Audubon Society Of Rhode Island Carp Management and Water Quality Restoration Demonstration Project $254,253
Rehoboth Land Trust, Inc. Adapting to Sea Level Rise at Mason Street Conservation Area $53,551
Old Colony Planning Council Improving Water Quality through Natural Solutions and Community Education $100,000
Town Of Swansea Cole River Dam Removal Conceptual Design $105,000
Association To Preserve Cape Cod Inc. Weir Creek Salt Marsh Restoration $215,037
Trustees Of Reservations The Barrier Beach and Salt Marsh Resilience on MA Island Communities $100,000
Wood-Pawcatuck Watershed Association Hillsdale Road Culvert Replacement (Beaver River) Construction Phase $399,960
Center For Coastal Studies, Inc. Debris Removal from Inhabited and Uninhabited Islands $207,147
Town Of Coventry The project seeks to reduce the sediment (TSS) and phosphorous (TP) input to Upper Dam Pond from stormwater runoff by retrofitting an existing stormwater… $87,568
City Of Cranston The original drainage systems in the Fenner Pond watershed conveyed stormwater runoff through closed pipe networks, and were designed for the level of… $192,000
New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission Invasive water chestnut presents a pressing threat to the SNEP region, jeopardizing aquatic ecosystems and local economies. Its rapid spread forms dense mats,… $100,000
Town Of Smithfield Linear Natural Infrastructure Park – Esmond Village, Smithfield RI $346,522
The Pawtuxet River Authority Progressing Fish Passage at Pontiac Dam in Warwick, Rhode Island $134,500
Buzzards Bay Coalition, Inc. Remediating Stormwater Pollution in the Buttonwood Park Zoo $362,838
Rhode Islands Chapter Trout Unlimited Breakheart Pond Dam Removal Design and Permitting $190,000
Town Of Yarmouth Chase Brook Park Restoration and Pedestrian Bridge $434,230
Three Bays Preservation Inc. Marstons Mills Experimental Cranberry Bog Restoration Project $200,000
Town Of South Kingstown Town Hall Green Hill Pond TMDL� Water Quality Improvements $250,000
Nantucket Conservation Foundation, Inc. Windswept Bog Wetland Restoration $200,000
City Of Woonsocket Truman Drive Green Infrastructure Parkway Construction $500,000
Town Of West Bridgewater Preserving Fish Migration: War Memorial Park Nature-Like Fishway REVISION $284,500
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Quick answers

Who received award 00A00708?

00A00708 was awarded to Restore America's Estuaries by EPA Region 1 (Regional Offices) on October 1, 2021.

How much is award 00A00708 worth?

$18,780,000 has been obligated on 00A00708: $15,000,000 in federal funding and $3,780,000 in non-federal funding.

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