The headstart at the fort sill indian school has reported the main service line to the school as from the 1800S and IT is broken in 2023 during a freeze and was repaired

The waterline will be upgraded and replaced. The proposed project will take place at the KCA fort sill indian school (fsis) campus, which encompasses both the KCA fsis and KCA headstart (1401 northeast lawrie tatum road, lawton, OK 73507). The campus (approximately 10 acres in area) is owned by the KCA intertribal land use committee (iluc), which oversees the tribal lands that are jointly owned by these three tribes. The campus is supplied by a single 12-inch water service line. The line is brittle and has broken multiple times, leaving students without water for up to two weeks at a time. The line is in need of replacement to provide a reliable water supply to the fsis and KCA headstart.activities:the activities performed will be the campus is supplied by a single 12-inch water service line. The line is brittle and has broken multiple times, leaving students without water for up to two weeks at a time. The line will be replaced to provide a reliable water supply to the fsis and KCA headstart.subrecipient:no subawards are included in this assistance agreement.outcomes:the anticipated deliverable and outcome is the replacement of a waterline for a school and a subservice to a headstart building. The beneficiaries are those the attend the headstart and the kiowa comanche apache that plan to rebuild campus buildings.