RFP Mojave River Watershed Group Receiving Water Monitoring Program

The healthy environment, healthy communities grant program will support environmental action and restoration projects in the communities of the watershed. The funding source of this program originates from a federal consent decree resolving an industrial facility s alleged unauthorized discharges of pollutants, including acetic acid, in the watershed.

USDA Child Nutrition Program Monitoring and Support.

The goal of this research program is to answer several key restoration questions that are a barrier to watershed restoration project implementation. Funding partners hope that answering these questions will ultimately lead to increased confidence in proposed restoration project outcomes, clarification of the optimal site conditions in which to apply particular restoration techniques, how to bolster practice adoption using social science, information useful to regulatory agencies in project permitting, and information that will help guide monitoring programs. This program supports the Pooled Monitoring Initiative which is designed to connect key stormwater and stream restoration questions posed by the regulatory and practitioner communities with researchers. This program also supports research for pollutants of emerging concern, social science, "trade-offs," and more. Each year the top research questions are added to this RFP and some years past research questions are cycled off while we await findings to inform the next question’s iteration. The Pooled Monitoring Initiative pools funding resources to answer your top research questions and deliver the results back to you for use. If you are interested in funding this research, let us know as we can work together to add your funds to the "pool."

The City of Loveland, Colorado is requesting sealed proposals to provide Stormwater Engineering Services for the River Improvement Program.