This agreement includes fiscal year 2022 BIL (bipartisan infrastructure law) drinking water and clean water state revolving funds grant funds

The proposed projects will be taken from the approved project priority list. The proposed projects will focus on drinking water and wastewater system improvements to include rehabilitation, replacement and installation of new infrastructure. This assistance agreement provides full federal BIL funding in the amount of $30,733,000. See terms and conditions. Activities:activities to be performed (water): $20,304,000 - 1. Service connection replacement (phase i) - various villages ($7,000,000) 2. Hdpe pipe replacement - tualauta area phase III ($3,680,000) 3. Upper AUA unserved area ($1,200,000) 4. Leone and iliili village ACP replacement ($1,200,000) 5. Reduce significant water loss in distribution system mains and low pressure ($1,000,000) 6. Construction of the canco hill water tank ($500,000) 7. Leone/malaeloa welded steel tank replacement ($2,500,000) 8. Lower pago 0.6M GAL welded water storage tank ($2,724,000) 9. Tafuna 1MG water storage tank #1 site DEV plan (500,000). (wastewater): $10,429,000 - 1. Vaitele lift station upgrade ($3,000,000) 2. Wastewater improvements phase 3 ($1,200,000) 3. Fogagogo UV by-pass system ($1,200,000) 4. Inflow and infiltration project ($900,000) 5. Upper pavaiai to aoloau collection system upgrading ($600,000) 6. Secondary treatment for WW treatment ($300,000) 7. Expansion and improve wastewater collection system ($1,200,000) 8.wastewater utility plan ($600,000). Subrecipient:no subawards are included in this assistance agreement.outcomes:anticipated deliverables and expected outcomes and intended beneficiaries: improvements to aspa's water and wastewater systems to insure protection of public health and the environment.