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                        Below is a list of projects OLDCC funded in Fiscal Year (FY) 2022To view current Fiscal Year 2024 awards, click here: Fiscal Year 2024 Awards – Updated April 2024To view Fiscal Year 2023 awardees, click here:  Fiscal Year 2023 Awards - Updated October 2023 Grants
    
      
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            GRANTEE:El Paso Water Utilities Public Service BoardTYPE OF GRANT:FY22 Installation ResilienceFEDERAL GRANT AWARD:$752,900.00DESCRIPTION:Enables El Paso Water, on behalf of the greater El Paso, Texas region, to assess and address existing water, wastewater, and stormwater systems and infrastructure, including their energy supplies and availability, and present a prioritized list of recommendations that local government entities, in cooperation with installation leadership,  may undertake to support the resilience of Fort Bliss.
    GRANTEE:Empire State Development CorporationTYPE OF GRANT:FY22 State GrantsFEDERAL GRANT AWARD:$350,000.00DESCRIPTION:Enables the Empire State Development's Division of Science, Technology and Innovation (NYSTAR) to provide technical assistance to at least 12 small defense suppliers and early-stage defense-focused companies in defense dependent areas.  Targeted assistance will cover training in advanced materials, technology, and efficient processes.  This project stimulates cooperation between statewide and local adjustment and diversification efforts.
    GRANTEE:England Economic & Industrial Development DistrictTYPE OF GRANT:FY22 Defense Community Infrastructure Pilot ProgramFEDERAL GRANT AWARD:$2,095,100.00DESCRIPTION:Enables the England Economic and Industrial Development District (England Airpark), home of Alexandria International Airport to build a Wash Rack on the airfield utilized by Fort Polk and the Joint Readiness Training Center and the units rotating through for training missions.  Military vehicles and helicopters utilized in rotation training operations return to the Intermediate Staging Base often tracking soils and field debris accumulated during the training operations.  The soils and debris are easily tracked onto transport vehicles and into cargo transport air craft causing safety issues for military personnel and requiring additional cleaning efforts.  This project will enhance mission readiness at Fort Polk and enhance operations at the Intermediate staging base and the Aerial Port of Debarkation.
    GRANTEE:Government of GuamTYPE OF GRANT:FY22 RealignmentFEDERAL GRANT AWARD:$400,000.00DESCRIPTION:Enables the Government of Guam to develop a strategic Guam Veterans Affairs Medical and Public Health Services Access Action Plan to address the systemic challenge of providing medical and public health services to this underserved population.  This project takes into account DoD readiness and operational needs within the Western Pacific Theater.
    GRANTEE:Government of GuamTYPE OF GRANT:FY22 RealignmentFEDERAL GRANT AWARD:$655,470.00DESCRIPTION:Enables the Office of the Governor to serve as a central clearinghouse for all federal actions intended to mitigate the impacts associated with DoD realignments, while also sustaining critical legacy missions.  The enhanced responsiveness enables the Government of Guam with the ability to plan the necessary public infrastructure and services to support growth.  The project directly contributes to DoD operations in the Western Pacific, enables the Military Services to fulfill Title 10 readiness obligations, and is responsive to the emerging Pacific Deterrence Initiative.
    GRANTEE:Government of GuamTYPE OF GRANT:FY22 RealignmentFEDERAL GRANT AWARD:$1,200,000.00DESCRIPTION:Enables the Port Authority of Guam to sustain and enhance the operational effectiveness, resiliency, and sustainability of the Port of Guam, which is vital to sustaining the military's operational effectiveness and mission readiness in the Western Pacific Theater.  This effort resolves a single point of failure for the Navy's program and further positions the Port Authority of Guam to secure infrastructure funding from a range of stakeholders.
    GRANTEE:Governor's Office of Planning and ResearchTYPE OF GRANT:FY22 State GrantsFEDERAL GRANT AWARD:$1,915,415.00DESCRIPTION:Enables the California Governor's Office of Planning and Research to assist small and medium-sized defense suppliers to address gaps in cybersecurity practices and meet compliance standards.  The project supports businesses with cybersecurity evaluations and training, and expands cybersecurity education and workforce efforts, including cybersecurity internships and externships in coordination with 10 community colleges, and a digital transformation challenge with the Vandenberg Space Force Base, Space Systems Center.  This project stimulates cooperation between statewide and local adjustment and diversification efforts.
    GRANTEE:Guam Waterworks AuthorityTYPE OF GRANT:FY22 GuamFEDERAL GRANT AWARD:$445,636.00DESCRIPTION:Enables the Guam Waterworks Authority to improve the water and wastewater services for northern Guam in order to support the increase in Marine Corps forces at Andersen Air Force Base and Camp Blaz, including refurbishing the sewer interceptor line, upgrading the Northern District Wastewater Treatment Plant and enhancing the Northern Guam Lens Aquifer Monitoring System by adding 7 new wells and rehabilitating 12 existing wells to mitigate impacts to potable water utilities and water resources.
    GRANTEE:Hawaii Department of EducationTYPE OF GRANT:FY22 Public Schools on Military InstallationsFEDERAL GRANT AWARD:$96,000,000.00DESCRIPTION:Enables the Hawaii Department of Education to remedy the facility condition and capacity deficiencies at Mokapu Elementary School located on Marine Corps Base Hawaii.  The school is ranked #33 on the Secretary of Defense's Public Schools on Military Installations priority list and contains new construction for the Pre-K through sixth grade facilities.  Once completed, the school will serve up to 975 students of which most are military connected.
    GRANTEE:Horsham Land Redevelopment AuthorityTYPE OF GRANT:FY22 RealignmentFEDERAL GRANT AWARD:$343,004.00DESCRIPTION:Enables the Horsham Land Redevelopment Authority, as it awaits transfer of ownership of acreage from the U.S. Navy, to manage redevelopment activities at the former Willow Grove Naval Air Station to include oversight of master development planning to revitalize the site once polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination and clean up concerns are resolved.

  
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