Description: The Aging Infrastructure/Extraordinary Maintenance authority is used to fund extraordinary maintenance needs of outdated water and energy projects across the West.

Eligible Recipients: Transferred Works Operators and Reserved works Project beneficiaries (districts, power customers, cost share partners)

Federal Cost Share: Per project cost allocations. Waivers are not available.

Description: Funding to restore native vegetation and mitigate environmental hazards on mined public or private lands.

Eligible Recipients: Federal

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share required

Description: This funding will be allocated to projects that support habitat restoration and watershed health in basins impacted by a Reclamation project.

Eligible Recipients: Open

Federal Cost Share: 50%. Waivers are not available.

Description: This funding will support design, study and construction of aquatic ecosystem restoration and protection projects.

Eligible Recipients: Open

Federal Cost Share: 35% for construction. Waivers are not available.

Description: This funding will be used for competitive grants through WaterSMART for water management improvements that contribute to water supply sustainability, increase drought resilience, and that have environmental benefits.

Eligible Recipients: Open - meet criteria for Grant Opportunity

Federal Cost Share: Varies, 50 percent, 25 percent, up to 65 percent for some projects.

Description: Watershed management includes water conservation and efficiency projects that increase reliability for ecological value, improvements to mitigate drought-related impacts to ecological values, and projects that improve the condition of a natural feature or nature-based feature.

Eligible Recipients: Open - must meet funding opportunity criteria

Federal Cost Share: 50 percent for some projects. Waivers are not available.

Description: Funding to administer a program for plugging wells on Federal land, and for issuing grants to States and Tribes on State, private, and Tribal land. Grants to States are available through three separate programs. Initial Grants: Either $5 million or up to $25 million to each qualifying State that applies before May 14, 2022. Funding unobligated after 1 year must be returned. Formula Grants: $2 billion in total funding available to States that submitted a Notice of Intent to the Department of the Interior by December 30, 2021. The amount each State is eligible for under this program is determined by formula. Funding unobligated after 5 years must be returned. Performance Grants: $1.5 billion in discretionary grants to States that increase their own spending on well plugging, remediation, and reclamation, or improve the regulation of oil and gas wells within the State.

Eligible Recipients: Federal, states, tribes

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share required

Description: Funding to administer a program to provide grants to eligible States and Tribes to clean up abandoned coal mine sites and related problems.

Eligible Recipients: Eligible states and tribes

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share required

Description: Offers grants to small and medium-sized manufacturers to enable them to build or retrofit existing manufacturing and industrial facilities to produce or recycle advanced energy products in communities where coal mines or coal power plants have closed

Eligible Recipients: Manufacturing firm—subject to size limitations

Federal Cost Share: Not specified

Description: To provide capitalization grants to States to establish a revolving loan fund under which the state will provide loans and grants for energy efficiency audits, upgrades, and retrofits to increase energy efficiency and improve building comfort

Eligible Recipients: States

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share required

Description: Funding to states to support electric transmission and distribution planning as well as planning activities and programs that help reduce carbon emissions in all sectors of the economy, including transportation and alternative transportation fuels and electrification

Eligible Recipients: States, territories, D.C.

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share required

Description: Funds a range of actions that helps the Federal government prepare to respond to wildland fire. These include hiring people, training them, tracking their qualifications, and planning our wildland fire response ahead of time. It also provides for the purchasing of equipment for early wildfire detection, real-time monitoring and radios to support interoperability with interagency partners; financial assistance to local communities to purchase slip-on tanks; and increases in firefighter pay and other firefighter workforce reforms.

Eligible Recipients: Federal, State, local, Tribal

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share required

Description: 50% of funds are for zero-emission school buses and 50% for alternative fuels and zero-emission fuel buses

Eligible Recipients: States, local governments, eligible contractors, nonprofits etc.

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share required

Description: This program will fund the construction of projects that help to reduce the risk of damage in a coastal storm, targeting States that have been impacted by Federally declared disasters over the past six years.

Eligible Recipients: The Army Corps will use this funding to construct authorized federal storm damage reduction projects.

Federal Cost Share: In general, projects are cost shared 65% Federal, 35% non-Federal.

Description: Investment to transform public education and outreach regarding how to reduce, reuse, and recycle.

Eligible Recipients: States, a Unit of Local Government, Tribal Governments (Federally recognized), A Native Hawaiian Organization, The Department of Hawaiian Homelands, The Office of Hawaiian Affairs, A Non-Profit Organization, Or A Public-Private Partnership

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share required

Description: The Army Corps to use this funding for operation and maintenance of its projects, including coastal and inland navigation projects.

Eligible Recipients: Army Corps

Federal Cost Share: Unless otherwise specified in law, projects are 100% federal funded.

Description: Southeast Crescent Regional Commission States are Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia.

Eligible Recipients:

Federal Cost Share: Maximum Southeast Crescent Regional Commission share is 50 percent or 80 percent, depending on the community’s level of economic distress. Waivers are available in some circumstances.

Description: The Northern Border Regional Commission catalyzes regional, collaborative, and transformative community economic development approaches that alleviate economic distress and position the region for economic growth.

Eligible Recipients: States, Tribal governments (federally recognized and non-federally recognized), counties, cities / townships, public higher edu, non profits etc.

Federal Cost Share: Maximum Northern Border Regional Commission share is 50 percent or 80 percent, depending on the community’s level of economic distress. Waivers are available in some circumstances.

Description: Construction and acquisition, and repairs and alterations of land ports of entry.

Eligible Recipients: GSA, Public Buildings Service, Federal Buildings Fund which will contract out the design and construction services

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share requirement

Description: To establish an online mapping tool to provide a locations overview of the overall geographic footprint of each broadband infrastructure deployment project funded by the Infrastructure Act, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act, the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021, the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 or any other Federal amounts appropriated or any Federal program authorized after the date of enactment of the Infrastructure Act to fund broadband infrastructure deployment.

Eligible Recipients: N/A

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share requirement

Description: To conduct and fund ACP outreach, including providing grants to outreach partners to ensure that eligible households can learn about the program and receive assistance with the application process.

Eligible Recipients: TBD, Pending Rulemaking

Federal Cost Share: N/A

Description: Helps low income households afford home broadband service by providing up to a $30 monthly benefit on a household's monthly internet bill. For low-income households on Tribal lands the benefit is up to $75. Eligible households can also receive a one-time discount of up to $100 to purchase a laptop, desktop computer, or tablet from participating providers if the household contributes more than $10 and less than $50 toward the purchase price.

Eligible Recipients: Internet Service Providers (Who Then Apply the Benefit to Consumers' Monthly Bills)

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share required

Description: Establishes a program to promote battery recycling through the development of voluntary labeling guidelines for batteries and other forms of communication materials for battery producers and consumers about the reuse and recycling of critical materials from batteries.

Eligible Recipients:

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share

Description: The Environmental Protection Agency will develop best practices that may be implemented by State, Tribal, and local governments with respect to the collection of batteries to be recycled.

Eligible Recipients:

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share

Description: To fund investment in recycling and solid waste management.

Eligible Recipients: States (including the District of Columbia, a territory or possession of the United States, or any political subdivision of a State, Tribe, or territory), Tribes, InterTribal Consortia, Former Indian Reservations in Oklahoma (As Determined by The Secretary of The Interior), and Alaskan Native Villages.

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share required

Description: Provides grants to public water systems in small and underserved/disadvantaged communities that are unable to finance activities needed to comply with drinking water regulations. Bipartisan Infrastructure Law prioritizes the funding to focus on small and disadvantaged communities in addressing emerging contaminants, including PFAS.

Eligible Recipients: States initially receive funding, then provide funds through grants to water utilities and other eligible entities in small and/or underserved/disadvantaged communities. Tribes and territories are also eligible to receive funds under this program.

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share required

Description: In the short-term, aims to reduce nutrient-loading to the Gulf of Mexico from the basin by 20% by 2025 In the long-term, the goal is to limit the Gulf hypoxic zone to an average annual size of less than 5,000 square kilometers by 2035.

Eligible Recipients: 12 State Members of Gulf Hypoxia Task Force (Along Mississippi Corridor/Gulf of Mexico)

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share required

Description: Provides funds to prevent, inventory, assess, clean up, and reuse brownfield sites.

Eligible Recipients: States, Counties, Cities/Townships, Tribal (Federally Recognized), Indian Housing Authorities, Nonprofits, Public Housing Authorities

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share required

Description: This funding is intended for States and Tribes that have the required management and administrative capacity within their government to administer a Federal grant.

Eligible Recipients: States, Tribal Governments (Federally Recognized)

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share required

Description: Responsible for cleaning up some of the nation’s most contaminated land.

Eligible Recipients: States, Local, tribal, Federal, industry partners, Special Districts

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share required

Description: Expands the Department of Energy’s Carbon Capture Technology program to include a program for carbon dioxide transport infrastructure necessary to deploy Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage technologies.

Eligible Recipients: Industry partner

Federal Cost Share: TBD

Description: Eligible projects limited to those that address emerging contaminants, such as PFAS.

Eligible Recipients: States initially receive funding, then provide funds to Water Utilities and/or Municipal and Other Eligible Entities. Tribes and Territories are also eligible to receive a portion of State Revolving Fund funds.

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share

Description: Eligible projects limited to those that address emerging contaminants, such as PFAS.

Eligible Recipients: States initially receive funding, then provide funds to Water Utilities and/or Municipal and Other Eligible Entities. Tribes and Territories are also eligible to receive a portion of State Revolving Fund funds.

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share

Description: Provides communities low-cost financing for a wide range of water quality infrastructure projects. Under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, 49 percent of Clean Water State Revolving Fund funds shall be eligible to be grants or 100 percent principal forgiveness loans.

Eligible Recipients: States initially receive funding, then provide funds to Water Utilities and/or Municipal and Other Eligible Entities. Tribes and Territories are also eligible to receive a portion of State Revolving Fund funds.

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share

Description: Financial assistance program to help water systems and States to achieve health protection objectives. States are required to give priority for the use of Drinking Water State Revolving Fund project funds to: Address the most serious risks to human health and assist systems most in need on a per household basis according to State affordability criteria. Under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, 49 percent of funds shall be eligible to be grants or 100 percent principal forgiveness loans.

Eligible Recipients: States initially receive funding, then provide funds to Water Utilities and/or Municipal and Other Eligible Entities. Tribes and Territories are also eligible to receive a portion of State Revolving Fund funds.

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share required

Description: Grantees deliver technical assistance to businesses – including those communities with environmental justice concerns – to identify and adopt source reduction practices and technologies that benefit businesses, communities, and local economies.

Eligible Recipients: States, Tribes, state-sponsored institutions, Tribal Institutions

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share required

Description: To reduce deaths or serious injuries in transportation-related crashes in Tribal Areas

Eligible Recipients: Federally recognized Tribe

Federal Cost Share: No non-federal cost share required