Shoreline Management Sand RFP
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Sep 1, 2026
Sep 28, 2026
Seeking access to up to 50,000 CY of sand (estimated 67,500 TN)
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Posted
Sep 1, 2026
Sep 28, 2026
Seeking access to up to 50,000 CY of sand (estimated 67,500 TN)
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Dover
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Kent
Address
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89 Kings Highway
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(302) 739-9000
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19901
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control
The committee meeting, identified as the second of three public input sessions mandated by law, focused on gathering public feedback to shape the draft strategic plan framework for the Clean Water Trust. Key discussion points included the vision and mission of the plan, which addresses the state's water quality standards, needs assessment, and project implementation. The discussion covered leveraging Clean Water Trust funds alongside state, federal (like the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law), and ARPA funding to implement clean water projects, rebuild infrastructure, prioritize low-income and underserved communities, utilize green infrastructure, and improve resilience to climate impacts. Specific required elements for the strategic plan framework were reviewed, such as multi-year water quality goals, challenges like matching funds, and prioritized projects including the Clean Water Initiative for underserved communities. The committee also sought input on drinking water testing priorities and minimum funding levels for wastewater and drinking water projects benefiting low-income residents, as well as strategies to support consumer affordability regarding monthly bills. The roles of various stakeholders and advisory councils in providing assistance and input for the annual reporting, known as the Mulroney Report, were also outlined.
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This document outlines the vision, mission, values, and strategic priorities for the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC). Its vision is to ensure a healthy and sustainable environment in Delaware, supported by engaged stewardship and a strong economy. The mission focuses on managing natural resources, protecting public health, providing recreation, improving quality of life, leading energy and climate initiatives, and educating the public. Key strategic priorities include preserving outdoor heritage, supporting healthy families, improving Delaware's preparedness, creating cleaner energy, ensuring clean water, supporting safe and sustainable communities, organizational development, and providing core services.
This document summarizes a public input meeting for the Clean Water Trust Oversight Committee's strategic plan. The plan aims to enhance water quality in Delaware by leveraging various funding sources, including bond bill funding and state revolving funds. Priorities include improving drinking water infrastructure, implementing green infrastructure, reducing pollution from various contaminants, enhancing climate resilience, and providing technical and financial assistance to low-income and underserved communities. The committee emphasizes incorporating public input to shape the draft strategic plan and will issue an annual Mulrooney report to track progress and accountability.
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