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Indian Reservation Drinking Water Program

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The Indian Reservation Drinking Water Program, managed by the Environmental Protection Agency's Policy Division, focuses on implementing projects to enhance the delivery of drinking water and wastewater services for federally recognized Tribes on Indian reservations. The program specifically targets improvements within five key river basins: the Upper Missouri, Upper Rio Grande, Columbia, Lower Colorado, and Arkansas-White-Red River Basins. Classified as a forecast under NAICS code 237110 for water and sewer line construction, this initiative aims to upgrade critical infrastructure to ensure safer and more reliable water services. Interested parties may coordinate with the program contact, Karen Gude, regarding the implementation of these essential utility projects.

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EPA program upgrading drinking water and wastewater infrastructure for federally recognized Indian Tribes.

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237110 - Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction

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AgencyEnvironmental Protection Agency → Policy Division (PD)
Contacts1 person available
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Karen GudeProgram Contact

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Implementation of projects that improve the delivery of drinking water and wastewater services to federally recognized Tribes located on Indian reservations, with a focus on those located in the following five river basins: the Upper Missouri River, Upper Rio Grande, Columbia River, Lower Colorado River, and Arkansas-White-Red River Basins.

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