New Hampshire Federal Funding

Manchester-Boston Regional Airport

The Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT) has undertaken a public-private partnership to develop up to a 100,000 square-foot air cargo facility, with a private developer funding the building and related work, and MHT funding the aircraft apron, taxiway connectors, utility relocation, and an access road. The partnership leverages private investment to bring much needed air cargo capacity and high paying jobs to New Hampshire. The cost of the Airport’s share of the project is significant and,

Dover Housing Authority

Garrison Crossing Housing

City of Rochester

Sewer extension project (Colonial Pines) to connect homes currently serviced by septic system to city sewer service in an area with high groundwater and a history of failed septic systems. This ongoing work to reduce septic systems will reduce nitrogen in groundwater and receiving water bodies.

City of Manchester Fire Department

This congressionally directed spending request would assist in providing the City of Manchester with an Emergency Operations Center (EOC) to facilitate the region’s emergency and disaster response efforts.

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Silvio O. Conte NFWR

Funding for this project would support federal acquisition of a conservation easement by USFWS of more than 4,092 acres of priority lands in New Hampshire from a willing seller (Bear Hill Conservancy) as additions to the Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge (Conte Refuge), which spans the four-state Connecticut River watershed.

Mascoma Conservation Project - Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge

Mascoma Conservation Project - Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge

Town of Londonderry

Londonderry, NH Exit 4A Public Water and Sewer Facility Extension

City of Dover

Replacement of existing 14-inch or 16-inch cast iron water mains installed in 1880 on Central Avenue that are tuberculated and undersized for current and future needs.

Town of Newmarket

Newmarket Sewer Reliability Improvements Project

Town of Londonderry

The Town seeks funding for a sewer pump station to accommodate approximately 500,000 gallons-per-day of flow, which will redirect certain flows from the Derry Wastewater Treatment Plant to the Manchester Wastewater Treatment Plant. The project entails 7,500 of sewer force man, and 1,900 linear feet of gravity sewer in order to connect with existing sewer infrastructure leading to Manchester. The Derry Wastewater Treatment Plant does not have sufficient capacity to meet the needs of future devel