This agreement provides funding to the east county JPA to implement the east county advanced water purification joint powers authority project directed as an approved technical correction for this…

This agreement provides funding to the east county JPA to implement the east county advanced water purification joint powers authority project directed as an approved technical correction for this project renamed the east county advanced water purification joint powers authority for east county advanced water purification joint powers authority project. The scope of work consists of installation of a new power supply and electrical building for the east county AWP treatment facilities. The project provides for construction of the main electrical building (A90) including installation of above ground conduit, switchgear, power supply panels, electrical wiring, and a stand-by power generator. This assistance agreement provides full federal funding in the amount of $2,400,000. Pre-award costs are approved back to 02/01/2023. See terms and conditions. Activities:the activities to be performed include the execution and implementation of a clean water infrastructure project, specifically for wastewater recycle and reuse. Workplan activities consist of: construction of the main electrical building (A90) including installation of above ground conduit, switchgear, power supply panels, electrical wiring, and a stand-by power generator. This will support the larger program which will treat east county's wastewater locally and implement indirect potable reuse by producing advanced treated water from the AWP facility and pumping IT to helix's lake jennings reservoir for surface water augmentation (SWA), where IT will be mixed with other local water. After SWA, the water will be treated by helix's r. M. Levy water treatment plant to drinking water standards and distributed to customers in the region. Subrecipient:no subawards are included in this assistance agreement.outcomes:the anticipated deliverables include, 100% design drawings and specifications, a post-construction on-site project review by EPA (or delegate), quarterly progress reports, and a draft and final project report. The expected outcomes include the installation of a generator to provide backup power to ensure continuity of water process loads in the event of a power outage, and installation of conduit to run power lines for the primary electrical service and electrical panels and fixtures to distribute power to the AWP. The intended beneficiaries include the individuals who operate this facility. Additionally, this project will ensure safe drinking water and reliable water infrastructure for all the residents supplied in the east SAN diego area.