Greenville Water System

Greenville Water System is a local government-owned utility entity registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov), based in Greenville, South Carolina. Located at 407 W Broad St, the organization provides essential water infrastructure and environmental management services to the Upstate region of South Carolina, serving approximately 660,000 customers. As a U.S. local government entity, Greenville Water System has established itself as a key recipient of federal grant funding, focusing on critical infrastructure and environmental conservation projects.

The organization has secured two significant federal grant awards that demonstrate its capabilities in infrastructure development and environmental management. The first award, a $1,509,000 project grant from the USDA Forest Service's Community Project Funds, supports a five-year prescribed burn program aimed at forest management, including tree inventories, hazardous fuel reduction, and invasive species control. The second award, a $5,400,000 cooperative agreement from the EPA Region 4, funds the construction of a new 60-inch welded steel pipe transmission main from the Adkins Wastewater Treatment Plant, designed to provide water transmission system redundancy. Additionally, Greenville Water System has received a sub-grant from the Executive Office of the State of South Carolina to install four electric vehicle charging stations, indicating a diversified approach to infrastructure and sustainability projects. These federal grants span multiple agencies, including USDA Forest Service and EPA, and focus on critical infrastructure improvements, environmental conservation, and sustainable technology deployment.