Florida Water Infrastructure Projects, SRF Funding and Procurement
Upcoming Florida water infrastructure projects sit alongside active South Florida Water Management District delivery programs and large State Revolving Fund allocations. EPA awarded Florida $1.687 billion in supplemental SRF funding on March 25, 2026, including $844.671 million for drinking water, $806.392 million for clean water and $35.95 million for septic-system resilience and sewer connections. FDEP moves eligible local projects through Requests for Inclusion, priority lists and financing, while SFWMD's EAA Reservoir is already in active delivery.
Florida Water Funding, Project Development and Active Delivery
South Florida Water Management District follows a separate delivery path. In April 2026, SFWMD reported that all federally funded contracts for the EAA Reservoir had been fully executed as the project moves toward a 2029 completion target.
How Florida Water Projects Move from Funding to Delivery
Florida Water Owners and Delivery Paths
Florida Water Infrastructure Project Intelligence
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Track Florida Water Projects from Funding to Procurement
Market Development Context
Projects can then move toward loan application and project-specific development. Funding-list movement identifies sponsor and project activity but does not by itself indicate an imminent solicitation.
Individual projects still advance through owner-specific planning, design and procurement processes.
This places the reservoir in active delivery rather than early opportunity identification; future or adjacent packages should be evaluated separately.
PROJECT INTELLIGENCE FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How much supplemental water-infrastructure funding did Florida receive in 2026?
EPA awarded Florida $1,687,013,000 in supplemental SRF funding on March 25, 2026. The award includes $844,671,000 for drinking-water projects, $806,392,000 for clean-water projects and $35,950,000 for septic-system resilience and connections to centralized wastewater systems.
How much supplemental water-infrastructure funding did Florida receive in 2026?
EPA awarded Florida $1,687,013,000 in supplemental SRF funding on March 25, 2026. The award includes $844,671,000 for drinking-water projects, $806,392,000 for clean-water projects and $35,950,000 for septic-system resilience and connections to centralized wastewater systems.
How does a Florida project enter the State Revolving Fund process?
FDEP starts the process with a Request for Inclusion. Eligible projects receive a priority score for placement on a quarterly funding list, and sponsors may submit a loan application once the project reaches the funding list.
How does a Florida project enter the State Revolving Fund process?
FDEP starts the process with a Request for Inclusion. Eligible projects receive a priority score for placement on a quarterly funding list, and sponsors may submit a loan application once the project reaches the funding list.
What is the current status of the EAA Reservoir program?
SFWMD reported on April 13, 2026 that all federally funded EAA Reservoir contracts had been fully executed. The project is being advanced toward a 2029 completion target.
What is the current status of the EAA Reservoir program?
SFWMD reported on April 13, 2026 that all federally funded EAA Reservoir contracts had been fully executed. The project is being advanced toward a 2029 completion target.
Where does SFWMD publish procurement opportunities?
SFWMD directs vendors to its Procurement Calendar for current solicitations, future projects, preliminary results and official awards.
Where does SFWMD publish procurement opportunities?
SFWMD directs vendors to its Procurement Calendar for current solicitations, future projects, preliminary results and official awards.
Sources and Methodology
Sources & Intelligence Methodology
Market and geographic context on this page is informed by official plans, budgets, capital programs, board materials, public records, and other government or public-owner sources. The early-stage project signals and pre-RFP opportunity previews are provided separately through Citylitics’ proprietary sales intelligence platform, which continuously identifies and tracks infrastructure opportunities as they develop toward procurement.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency | 2026-03-25
EPA details Florida’s $1.687 billion supplemental SRF award, including $844.671 million for drinking water, $806.392 million for clean water and $35.95 million for septic-system resilience and sewer connections.
South Florida Water Management District | 2026-04-13
SFWMD reports that all federally funded EAA Reservoir contracts had been executed and that the project is being accelerated toward completion in 2029.
South Florida Water Management District | Current page
SFWMD directs vendors to its procurement calendar for current solicitations, future projects, preliminary results and official awards.
TL;DR
EPA awarded Florida $1.687 billion in supplemental water-infrastructure SRF funding on March 25, 2026.
FDEP uses Requests for Inclusion, quarterly priority lists and Intended Use Plans to move eligible local sponsors through the SRF funding process.
SFWMD reported in April 2026 that all federally funded EAA Reservoir contracts had been executed as the project advances toward a 2029 completion target.
