Tilton -Northfield Water District

Tilton-Northfield Water District is a U.S. local government entity registered to receive federal grant awards, serving the water needs of the Tilton and Northfield communities in New Hampshire. As a municipality, it has been registered in SAM.gov since October 15, 2009, with its current registration valid until April 26, 2025. The district's involvement in federal grant programs demonstrates its commitment to improving and maintaining local water infrastructure through federally-funded projects. Tilton-Northfield Water District primarily focuses on providing clean, safe water to its service area and ensuring the sustainability of water resources for the communities it serves.

Recent federal grant sub-awards reveal that Tilton-Northfield Water District is engaged in a significant water infrastructure improvement project. The district has received multiple sub-awards through the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services, which serves as the prime grantee. These sub-awards are specifically for the construction of a new water treatment plant, including treatment backwash lagoons, pre-cast wellhouse buildings, and distribution piping to connect wells to the new treatment building. The project also encompasses the development, permitting, and connection of an existing test well, as well as improvements to access roads for long-term maintenance and operations. This comprehensive project demonstrates Tilton-Northfield Water District's focus on enhancing local water treatment capabilities, ensuring sustainable water infrastructure, and improving overall water quality and supply for the communities it serves. The recurring nature of these sub-awards suggests an ongoing, multi-phase project aimed at modernizing and expanding the district's water treatment facilities.