Bipartisan Infrastructure Law SRF Memorandum

EPA's memorandum outlines a strategy for collaborative implementation with state, local, and Tribal partners of $43 billion in water infrastructure funding through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. EPA’s implementation memo highlights the flexibility provided to states and borrowers to address a wide variety of local water quality and public health challenges.

EPA will be working with state co-regulators, Tribal partners, and stakeholders on next steps. The agency will provide training and technical assistance to support the development of intended use plans that identify priority projects for SRF funding. EPA intends to review these plans aligned with the requirements and recommendations of the implementation memo with the goal of expeditiously investing in communities across the country.

• Memorandum: Implementation of the Clean Water and Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Provisions of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (pdf) (726.99 KB, March 2022)
• Fact Sheet: Bipartisan Infrastructure Law: State Revolving Funds Implementation Memorandum (pdf) (157.48 KB, March 2022)
• Presentation: Bipartisan Infrastructure Law SRF Memorandum Webinar (pdf) (1.06 MB, March 2022)
• Frequent Questions about Bipartisan Infrastructure Law State Revolving Funds
• Infographic: Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Summary (pdf) (1.18 MB, March 2022)

• Frequently Asked Questions about Funding Emerging Contaminants with the CWSRF" (pdf) (211.36 KB)

Webinars

• National webinar recording: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/4232728762415990540
• Overview of Bipartisan Infrastructure Law CWSRF Emerging Contaminants Supplemental Appropriation Recording
  • CWSRF Emerging Contaminants Supplemental Appropriation Presentation Slides (pdf) (6.68 MB)
• Drinking Water Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) Emerging Contaminant (EC) Funding Options (pdf) (6.98 MB, Jan 2023)
  On January 31, 2023, the DWSRF team presented a national webinar on the available funding options to address emerging contaminants in drinking water. The webinar included guest speakers from the UCMR team, Iowa’s SRF, and Arizona’s SRF.