Bostwick Park Water Conservancy

Bostwick Park Water Conservancy is a U.S. local government entity registered in SAM.gov, located in Montrose County, Colorado. Situated at 400 S 3rd St in Montrose, the organization serves as a water management and conservation district focused on regional water resource infrastructure and sustainability efforts. The entity is primarily engaged in water resource management, irrigation infrastructure improvement, and watershed conservation projects, working closely with federal agencies to enhance water efficiency and environmental preservation in the Colorado River Basin region.

Through its federal grant awards, Bostwick Park Water Conservancy has consistently secured project grants and cooperative agreements from the Bureau of Reclamation and the National Resources Conservation Service. These awards have supported critical water infrastructure initiatives, including automated water control structure installations, watershed restoration planning, and salinity control projects. Specific grants have funded infrastructure improvements such as automating turnouts and intake structures, installing measurement equipment, and integrating communication and SCADA systems along irrigation canals. Notable projects include the WaterSMART program grant for $3,902,940 to improve water delivery accuracy and reduce water waste, and a $150,000 cooperative agreement under the Colorado River Basin Salinity Control program to upgrade the Hairpin Lateral irrigation infrastructure. These projects aim to reduce water loss, improve irrigation efficiency, decrease salt loads in the Colorado River, and enhance overall water resource management in the region, with a focus on cost-effective and environmentally sustainable solutions.