The EDA investment will support improvements to the potable water distribution system serving the city of littlefield and lamb county

The Economic Development Administration awarded the City of Littlefield $1,002,886 on August 1, 2026, under the Investments for Public Works and Economic Development Facilities program (CFDA 11.300) to improve the potable water distribution system serving the city and Lamb County.

The project involves installing approximately 6,300 linear feet of 8-inch C900 pipe with associated appurtenances and connections to create a loop in the southeastern portion of the existing water distribution network. This improvement will increase water availability and reliability for customers in the service area, including major employers. All design and construction work will comply with applicable Texas Commission on Environmental Quality regulations.

The City of Littlefield is the recipient. Period of performance runs through January 1, 2029. Place of performance is Texas.

The project involves installing a new potable water line to create a loop in the southeastern portion of the existing system. This improvement will increase water availability and reliability for customers in the service area, including major employers. The project consists of the installation of approximately 6,300 linear feet of 8 inch C900 pipe, along with all associated appurtenances and connections required to integrate the new line into the citys existing distribution network. All work will be designed and constructed in compliance with applicable tceq regulations in effect at the time of project execution.