Minnesota Supplier Systems #R3201-2000018730

Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Chloride Reduction Grant (FY26-27)

This opportunity from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) supports community-based projects to reduce chloride pollution in Minnesota. - Government Buyer: - Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) - Eligible Applicants: - Local/regional government agencies, educational institutions, tribal governments, NGOs, and for-profit businesses partnering with eligible entities - Services Requested: - Technical and financial assistance for chloride reduction projects - Community education, training, and capacity building - Data collection, reporting, and sustainability planning - Project Requirements: - Focus on measurable, permanent chloride reduction at the source - At least 65% of grant funds must directly benefit local residents, businesses, and facilities - Prioritization of Environmental Justice (EJ) areas - 25% match required (in-kind, cash, loans, or other grants) - Detailed work plan, budget, and supporting documentation required - Funding: - Awards range from $240,000 to $480,000 - No specific OEMs or vendors named; open to all qualified organizations meeting eligibility criteria - Period of Performance: - Projects must be completed and funds spent by June 30, 2030 - Semi-annual progress reports required

Description

The Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) is seeking proposals from qualified organizations to lead localized efforts within targeted Minnesota communities with elevated chloride levels in wastewater treatment facility effluent or local surface waters. The selected grantees will provide technical and financial assistance to reduce chloride pollution at the source, ensuring long-term sustainability through community collaboration, education, and communication. The grant funds must be spent and projects completed by June 30, 2030, with a match requirement of 25% of the total grant amount. Eligible applicants include local and regional governmental agencies, educational institutions, tribal governments, nongovernmental organizations, and for-profit businesses with documented eligibility.

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