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American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Stormwater Infrastructure Program | Office of Resilience Hurricane Helene overview information here | SCOR Disaster Case Management Services: 1-803-898-2511 American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Stormwater Infrastructure Program The South Carolina General Assembly appropriated American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding to the South Carolina Office of Resilience (SCOR) for projects that will lessen the impact of flooding.
Through SCOR’s Stormwater Infrastructure Program, $65 million has been awarded to counties, cities, and towns to carry out stormwater infrastructure projects. ARPA Stormwater Infrastructure Awarded Projects & Current Award Amounts Municipality Project Award Amount City of Charleston Barberry Woods Restoration Project (subrecipient) $4,930,000 City of Florence Pennsylvania Street Stormwater Mitigation Project (subrecipient) $5,812,675.
90 City of West Columbia Mill Village Stormwater Project (subrecipient) $4,505,176. 55 City of Beaufort Charles/Craven St and Port Republic/Carteret St Drainage Improvement Projects $11,962,093 City of Columbia Marion Street Bioretention $1,905,619 City of Conway McKeithan Watershed Stormwater Improvements $2,638,435 Greenville County Little Creek Stream Improvement & Reclamation (subrecipient) $763,995.
84 Greenville County North Chastain Stream Restoration & Reclamation (subrecipient) $402,150. 93 City of Hanahan Downtown Stormwater Improvement Project $2,438,208 Laurens County N. Laurens County Culverts & Wattsville Community Stormwater Improvements $5,973,476.
22 Town of Nichols Nature-Based Stormwater Park $3,628,698 City of North Myrtle Beach 18th Avenue North Outfall Landward Drainage $7,610,069 City of Rock Hill Lige Green Street Flooding, Phase 1 and Phase 2 $15,239,000.
50 Town of Surfside Upper Myrtle and Magnolia Basin Drainage Project Phase 2 $1,175,000 Town of Winnsboro Fortune Springs Park Stormwater Project $2,715,569 Total: $71,700,167 Open Procurement Postings Federal Register & Joint Resolutions H4408 Joint Resolution (PDF) S604 Joint Resolution Supplement (PDF) ASIP Policy & Procedures Manual ASIP Subrecipient Manual 2023 (PDF) ASIP Subrecipient Manual - Update 03/12/24 (PDF) Awarded Contracts City of Beaufort - Charles/Craven Street and Port Republic/Carteret Street Drainage Improvement Projects City of North Myrtle Beach - 18th Avenue North Outfall Landward Drainage Project Town of Surfside Beach - Upper Myrtle and Magnolia Basin Drainage Project Phase II Town of Winnsboro - Fortune Springs Park Stormwater Project Town of Winnsboro - Stormwater Project - Trident Veteran Construction Contract (PDF) City of Rock Hill - Lige Green Street Stormwater Improvements City of Rock Hill - Stormwater Improvements - Crowder Construction Contract (PDF) City of Rock Hill - Stormwater Improvements - Crowder Construction Contract Amendment 1 (PDF) City of Rock Hill - Stormwater Improvements - Crowder Construction Contract Amendment 2 (PDF) City of Rock Hill - Stormwater Improvements - Crowder Construction Contract Amendment 3 (PDF) City of Rock Hill - Stormwater Improvements - Crowder Construction Contract Amendment 4 (PDF) City of Rock Hill - Stormwater Improvements - Crowder Construction Contract Amendment 5 (PDF) City of Rock Hill - Stormwater Improvements - Crowder Construction Contract Amendment 6 (PDF) City of Rock Hill - Stormwater Improvements - Crowder Construction Contract Amendment 7 (PDF) Town of Nichols - Nature-Based Stormwater Park City of Conway - McKeithan Watershed Stormwater Improvement City of Conway - McKeithan Watershed Stormwater Improvement - King Construction Contract (PDF) City of Hanahan - Downtown Stormwater Improvement Project City of Hanahan - Stormwater Improvement Project - IPW Construction Group Contract (PDF) Laurens County - N.
Laurens County Culverts & Wattsville Community Stormwater Improvements Laurens County - N. Laurens County Culverts - Crescent Industries Construction Contract (PDF) City of Columbia - Marion St.
Bioretention Project City of West Columbia - Mill Village Stormwater Project City of West Columbia - Stormwater Project - Subrecipient Agreement (PDF) City of West Columbia - Stormwater Project - Subrecipient Agreement Addendum 1 (PDF) Greenville County - Little Creek Stream Improvement & Reclamation and North Chastain Stream Restoration & Reclamation Greenville County - Little Creek Stream Improvement & Reclamation - Subrecipient Agreement (PDF) Greenville County - Little Creek Stream Improvement & Reclamation - Subrecipient Agreement Addendum 1 (PDF) Greenville County- North Chastain Stream Restoration & Reclamation - Subrecipient Agreement (PDF) Greenville County- North Chastain Stream Restoration & Reclamation - Subrecipient Agreement Addendum 1 (PDF) City of Florence - Pennsylvania Street Stormwater Mitigation Project City of Florence - Pennsylvania Street Subrecipient Agreement (PDF) City of Florence - Pennsylvania Street Subrecipient Agreement Addendum 1 (PDF) City of Florence - Pennsylvania Street Subrecipient Agreement Addendum 2 (PDF) City of Charleston- Barberry Woods Restoration Project City of Charleston - Barberry Woods Subrecipient Agreement (PDF) City of Charleston - Barberry Woods Subrecipient Agreement Addendum 1 (PDF) City of Charleston - Barberry Woods Restoration Project - Lowcountry Sitework Construction Contract (PDF) https://www.
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Resilience Revolving Fund Loan Program is sponsored by South Carolina Office of Resilience (SCOR). This program offers low-interest loans to local governments, local government agencies, commissions, and South Carolina land trust nonprofits for projects such as buying out properties with repetitive flood losses, conducting floodplain restoration or preservation, and using loan funds as a match for other project funding sources.
State-Funding Mitigation Program is sponsored by South Carolina Office of Resilience (SCOR). This grant opportunity supports projects reducing current and future risks to communities, residents, property, and infrastructure in South Carolina, with categories for project scoping/plans/studies and stormwater restoration/improvement projects. While not exclusively for small businesses, projects could involve services provided by small businesses.
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