The project is a broad partnership led by the grantee and SAN francisco public utilities commission to help SAN francisco and other BAY area cities maximize the benefits recevied from implementing…

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Award ID
98T15501
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$1,765,000

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Place of performance
San Francisco, CA 94110, USA

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Description

The project is a broad partnership led by the grantee and SAN francisco public utilities commission to help SAN francisco and other BAY area cities maximize the benefits recevied from implementing green infrastructure. Tools will be developed as part of local projects and results shared with municipalities, regulators, non governmental organizations, and other stakeholders to document improved water quality (including capture of microplastics), flood risk reduction, habitat, and resiliency. A set of local projects will be implemented in SAN francisco that will restore over 2,000 feet of urban stream and riparian habitat, capture one million gallons of stormwater annually, filter contaminants from urban runoff, increase resilience to urban heat, create 2,000 square feet of new freshwater wetland, and increase access to nature throughout underserved communities. This agreement provides full federal funding in the amount of $1,765,000.

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Original award $1,765,000

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
Moore Institute For Plastic Pollution Research The objectives of this project are to extract and isolate microplastics from 16 soil samples and 31 stormwater samples and analyze these microplastics using… $106,400
Norsk Institutt For Vannforskning Recent SFEI research showed that microplastic concentrations in the Bay are among the highest reported worldwide. In fact, stormwater is the major pathway for… $30,000
University Of Washington During water years (WYs) 2023 and 2024, SFEI will be sampling the inlets and outlets of four bioretention units in the city of San Francisco. The Center for… $100,000

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Who received award 98T15501?

98T15501 was awarded to San Francisco Estuary Institute by EPA Region 9 (Regional Offices) on October 1, 2020.

How much is award 98T15501 worth?

$1,765,000 has been obligated on 98T15501.

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