DEP-BWR-RFR-FY26-Ipswich River PFAS Grant
Federal opportunity from BWR00 - Bureau of Water Resources • Department of Environmental Protection. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Feb 20, 2026. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 00-00-00.
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Description
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection seeks grant proposals for projects providing feasibility studies, infrastructure design, water chemistry analyses, and other activities needed to identify and advance water supply solutions for communities with active public water supply sources in the Ipswich River Basin.
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The Bureau of Water Resources (BWR) of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts is seeking grant proposals to address water supply solutions in the Ipswich River Basin. The focus is on feasibility studies, infrastructure design, and water chemistry analyses with a response deadline of February 20, 2026. This opportunity is not set aside for small businesses and requires detailed project proposals to identify and advance necessary solutions for public water supply sources.
The buyer aims to identify and advance solutions for communities' water supply needs in the Ipswich River Basin through comprehensive studies and designs.
- Conduct feasibility studies
- Develop infrastructure design plans
- Perform water chemistry analyses
- Identify water supply solutions for public sources
- Completed grant proposal
- Project timeline
- Detailed budget
- Qualifications of team members
- Supporting documents and studies
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- No estimate of available funding or budget limits
- Lack of detailed evaluation criteria for proposals
- No information on the number of expected awards
- Brief does not specify reporting requirements post-award
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