Cooperative Agreement G23AC00304

Award Date 8/1/23
Completion Date 7/31/24
Dollars Obligated $67K
Federal Grant Program
15.980
Assistance Type
Cooperative Agreement
Place of Performance
Nebraska, USA
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PROJECT TITLE: PETERSBURG WELL INTERFERENCE AREAPROJECT PERIOD: 8 1 2023 THROUGH 7 31 2024THE LOWER LOUP NATURAL RESOURCES DISTRICT (LLNRD) IS A CURRENT WATER-LEVEL NETWORK DATA PROVIDER. THIS PROJECT IS TO ENHANCE THE DATA COLLECTED BY THE PROVIDER FOR THE NATIONAL GROUND-WATER MONITORING NETWORK (NGWMN). DURING THIS PROJECT THE LLNRD WILL DRILL THREE MONITORING WELLS AT TWO LOCATIONS TO FILL GAPS IN THE NGWMN. THEY WILL ALSO EQUIP THE NEW WELLS WITH PRESSURE TRANSDUCERS. AS PART OF THE PROJECT THE LLNRD WILL: 1) ADD THE NEWLY DRILLED WELLS TO THE NGWMN AND BEGIN SERVING CONTINUOUS WATER-LEVEL DATA FOR THE WELLS TO THE NGWMN, AND 2) PRODUCE A FINAL REPORT DOCUMENTING ALL WORK ACCOMPLISHED DURING THE PROJECT. THE BENEFICIARIES OF THE WORK WILL BE THE: LOWER LOUP NATURAL RESOURCES DISTRICT, WATER USERS WITHIN CONSERVATION DISTRICT, AND USERS OF THE NATIONAL GROUND-WATER MONITORING NETWORK.IN ADDITION TO WORK PERFORMED BY LLNRD STAFF, SOME OF THE PROJECT FUNDS ARE FOR SUBRECIPIENTS. WORK TO DRILL THE NEW WELLS WILL BE CONTRACTED TO A LICENSED WATER WELL CONTRACTOR.

Posted 7/25/23, 12:00 AM