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2027 Local & Regional Water Supply Planning Grant Program

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RFA-124677State & Local

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The 2027 Local & Regional Water Supply Planning Grant Program, identified by solicitation number RFA-124677, is a non-competitive funding opportunity administered by the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality to support local governments, regional planning units, and related stakeholders in developing Regional Water Supply Plans aligned with § 62.1-44.38:1 of the Code of Virginia and 9VAC25-780. This grant program is specifically designed for public entities and does not involve procurement of goods or services from the private sector, and applications must not be submitted through eVA. The initiative aims to enhance water supply resilience across the state by empowering communities to plan strategically for long-term water needs. Applications are due by August 14, 2026, at 10:00 PM Eastern Time, following the posting of the solicitation on July 20, 2026. The program is statewide in scope, with performance and eligibility extending across all regions of Virginia. All inquiries should be directed to Renee Bishop at the Department of Environmental Quality via email at renee.bishop@deq.virginia.gov or phone at 804-836-5852. Additional information and the application portal can be accessed through the official UI link provided, and applicants are expected to comply fully with state regulatory requirements in the development and submission of their regional water supply plans.

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Virginia DEQ grants public entities to develop statewide water supply plans by August 14, 2026.

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Virginia → Department of Environmental QualityView Agency

NAICS

924110 - Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management ProgramsView NAICS

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Statewide - Virginia, VA, USA

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AgencyVirginia → Department of Environmental Quality
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• Note: This is a Request for Application for subrecipient grant awards to assist local governments, regional planning units, and associated stakeholders in creating and submitting Regional Water Supply Plans in compliance with § 62.1-44.38:1 of the Code of Virginia and 9VAC25-780; it is NOT a competitive procurement for private sectors for goods/ services. APPLICATIONS SHALL NOT BE SUBMITTED IN eVA.

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