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Find similar grantsTechnical Assistance Grant Fund is sponsored by Kansas Water Office. This fund helps identified Kansas entities obtain upfront technical assistance for addressing water quantity and quality needs. This could include feasibility studies or expert consultations for AI-driven drought monitoring or water management solutions.
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Grant Insights: Technical Assistance Grant Fund 24/7 EMERGENCY +1 985 781 0804 Technical Assistance Grant Fund The Technical Assistance Grant Fund —totaling $5 million annually for five years—provides funding for planning, engineering, managing, and other technical assistance to develop water infrastructure projects and process grant and loan applications for such projects.
Program funds are authorized through Senate Substitute for HB 2302, a bipartisan bill increasing funding for the State Water Plan Fund. Kansas Water Office (KWO) Technical Assistance Grant Funds 12/29/2023 via KWO’s Website at HB 2302 Grant Programs (ks. gov) Recipient Cost-Share/Match Requirements: No matching funds are required to be eligible for a Technical Assistance Grant Fund award.
Eligible Projects and Activities for Technical Assistance Grant Fund: · Planning, engineering, managing, and other technical assistance that may be necessary in the development of plans for water infrastructure projects or · Processing grant and loan applications for such water infrastructure projects · Special districts related to water organized under the Laws of Kansas Population : Municipalities with fewer than 2,000 residents will be prioritized Conservation Plan : Projects incorporating a conservation and/or climate change resiliency plan will be prioritized Timeline : Projects with earlier start dates will be prioritized Community Factors : Criteria under consideration for municipalities may also include (but will not necessarily be limited to) public health, socioeconomic factors, and the ability of a municipality to repay any loans without grant assistance The grant application must be submitted through the form posted on the KWO website: HB 2302 Grant Programs (ks.
gov) The KWO will issue payments upon Applicant providing invoices after all necessary Federal, state, and local permits have been acquired, up to 90% of grant amount approved, and the remaining balance will be paid after project/work completion. 24/7 Emergency +1 985 781 0804
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Identified Kansas entities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows not specified (historically up to $7.5 million for FY 2025 and FY 2026). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Technical Assistance Grant Fund is funded by Kansas Water Office. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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