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2026 Q3 Combined Base DWSRF and IIJA General Supplemental PPL
Oregon Health Authority · 2026 COMBINED (H&C&C) PPL!D25
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Issue: Aging and failing WTP infrastructure, specifically: - Failing tube settlers and filter media - Nonfunctional SCADA emergency callouts - Backwash/scour system unable to properly clean filters - Structural deterioration and near failure of part of the treatment train. Severe leaks and failure of the distribution lines: - Two of the major drinking water distribution lines are leaking over 50% of their flow. These lines are also prone to break, creating reliability and maintenance problems. Project: The project is to replace failing components of the City of Port Orford’s Water Treatment Plant and to replace two of the City’s most leak prone drinking water distribution lines.
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