Archive for June, 2009
EPA funds water projects and more with ARRA funds
Most recently the Environmental Protection Agency has been announcing funding for water infrastructure projects in various states, and with $6 billion for water quality, wastewater infrastructure and drinking water infrastructure projects, there’s a lot to go around. However thr EPA also has some (much smaller amounts of) funding available for other projects: $100 million for [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Energy Dept. has mega recovery bucks to award
$38.7 billion authorized and $4.3 billion awarded to date. There should still be plenty of opportunity for Recovery Act funding from the U.S. Dept. of Energy. And there’s a toll-free number, and a website, for the DOE’s Recovery Act Clearinghouse, for those with questions. Call 1-888-363-7289.
Most recently Secretary Chu announced $50 million to accelerate deployment [...]
Dept. of Education Recovery Act news
The Education Department has been releasing funds to states quite regularly of late. The most recent news, from the Ed.gov Recovery site, announces over $1 billion in ARRA funds for Michigan and $301 million for Kansas. Funds available for other states have also been announced in recent weeks. States must submit applications for these funds; [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )More Recovery Act updates by agency – DoD
The Department of Defense (DoD) plan, as outlined on its Recovery site, is to allocate $4.26 billion to upgrade “thousands” of DoD buildings and facilities; $2.18 billion for new construction; $120 million to improve the energy efficiency of existing facilities; $300 million for R&D on energy-efficient technologies; and $555 million for homeowners assistance.
Today the DoD announced [...]
Recovery Act latest news by agency – Commerce
I’m taking a look at the latest Recovery Act news and opportunities by agency this week. Today, the U.S. Dept. of Commerce.
The Commerce Department has a broad mission, and some of its Recovery Act funding is identified on the websites of its individual components. However general information is available at its Recovery Act website, and some [...]
