Custer Soil And Water Conservation District

Challis, ID Part of Custer County

UEI
CK5RU43V7GB9
CAGE
3LYQ9
Primary NAICS
924120 Administration of Conservation Programs
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Company facts

Self-certified in SAM.gov
  • U.S. Local Government
  • County
  • Local Government Owned
Entity structure
U.S. Government Entity
Corporate family
  • County Of Custer Parent Custer County · Challis, ID S1PKYJWLJ9V5
    • Custer Soil And Water Conservation District
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Physical address
Challis, ID 83226, USA

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Contract awards

Grant awards

Grant subawards

Prime recipient Prime award Amount Awarded
Minerals. And Energy Coordination Office Of Species This project will address a lack of habitat complexity and sediment inputs to Warm Springs by eliminating sediment input from the Challis Canal and completing… NA24NMFX438G0049 $120,752
Minerals. And Energy Coordination Office Of Species This project will address two undersized Kinnikinic Creek culverts that are passage barriers at high flows. The culverts have both overtopped the road during… NA24NMFX438G0049 $326,585
Minerals. And Energy Coordination Office Of Species Additional funds were added to this project in 2024, originally funded in 2023. A failing culvert creating a fish passage barrier on Warm Springs will be… NA23NMF4380388 $92,656
Minerals. And Energy Coordination Office Of Species The Pole Creek Habitat Complexity project will improve instream habitat complexity and improve vegetation along lower Pole Creek, near Stanley, Idaho. Current… NA24NMFX438G0049 $87,245
Minerals. And Energy Coordination Office Of Species The diversion configuration at Knapp Creek I, a tributary to Marsh Creek in the Middle Fork Salmon River watershed, impedes fish passage and has degraded… NA23NMF4380388 $160,135

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About the company

Custer Soil And Water Conservation District, registered as Custer Soil & Water Conservation District Division and doing business as Custer Soil Water Conservation District, is a U.S. local government entity that has been registered to receive federal awards since November 2003. The organization focuses on natural resource conservation projects related to soil, water, and wildlife habitat.

Custer Soil and Water Conservation District has not received any prime federal awards. As a sub recipient, the organization has worked on numerous projects related to improving salmon and steelhead habitat in Idaho, often partnering with the Species Conservation Office Of. Specific activities include stream restoration through installation of woody debris structures, replacement of undersized culverts acting as fish barriers, installation of fish screens and irrigation pipelines to prevent entrainment, increasing in-stream flows, livestock fencing, and other actions to improve passage and habitat for ESA-listed salmonids. The projects aim to increase available habitat by providing access to additional stream miles through barrier removal and reducing bank erosion and sedimentation in spawning gravels.

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Is Custer Soil And Water Conservation District registered in SAM.gov?

Yes. Custer Soil And Water Conservation District's SAM.gov registration is active through February 27, 2027.

What is Custer Soil And Water Conservation District's most recent federal award?

Custer Soil And Water Conservation District's most recent federal grant award is Upper salmon sub-basin anadromous fish habitat improvements (R17AC00122), from Bureau of Reclamation, on August 23, 2017.

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