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Town of Barnstable
The purpose of this project is to extend municipal sewer within the Village of Centerville, consistent with the Town of Barnstable’s Comprehensive Wastewater Management Plan (CWMP), in order to address nitrogen impairment in the Centerville River.
$24.4M
City of Taunton
South Street East Bridge Replacement Project
$6.0M
Arc Massachusetts Inc.
The project addresses the shortage of direct support staff to assist persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
$5.5M
Children's Services of Roxbury
Children’s Services of Roxbury (CSR) will transform three buildings (50,000 square feet) into a Center for Family Well-being, creating 107 new permanent jobs for people of color, scaling statewide services for low-income children and parents by 25%.
$5.0M
Springfield Water and Sewer Commission
The Springfield Water and Sewer Commission is currently designing a new drinking water treatment plant to serve 250,000 people in the lower Pioneer Valley, including a large number of vulnerable and Environmental Justice populations located in Springfield.
$5.0M
MetroWest YMCA
To build a Regional Early Learning Center to serve as a key component of a new regional YMCA for the communities of Ashland, Framingham, Hopkinton, Holliston, Sherborn and beyond. Funding would create an Early Learning Center providing affordable full-day/year, licensed and accredited childcare
$5.0M
Town of Bellingham
The funding would be used to construct a treatment system for the removal of PFAS at the Hartford Avenue WTP. The BDPW water system consists of 16 groundwater sources serving approximately 6,000 service connections.
$4.0M
Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the US Senate
The Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the US Senate is dedicated to civic learning and engagement. Educational experiences at the Kennedy Institute use immersive role play and simulation to teach civics and inspire the next generation of leaders. The Kennedy Institute now also offers these programs virtually. An appropriation of $4M in FY22 for the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the US Senate will allow us to bring our civics education programs to more students and educators, both in Massachusett
$4.0M
Massachusetts Department of Transportation
Wonderland Multimodal Connector
$4.0M
Town of Bellingham
The funding would be used to construct a treatment system for the removal of PFAS at the Hartford Avenue WTP. The BDPW water system consists of 16 groundwater sources serving approximately 6,000 service connections.
$4.0M
Roxbury Community College
Roxbury Community College (RCC) requests funding to implement a construction renovation training program, R3 (Reclaim, Renovate, Revitalize). RCC is minority-serving institution, whose students have Boston’s lowest levels of income. RCC has been critically underfunded for most of its 50-year history, and consequently has not maintained its only historic landmark. The Dudley House will serve as R3’s first site to teach skills such as site assessment, design, carpentry, electrical, and energy ef
$4.0M
Town of Arlington
We propose a regional green infrastructure project in the 21 municipalities of the Mystic River watershed, Arlington as lead: a system of small-scale, cost-effective installations that distribute the benefits of stormwater management regionally.
$4.0M
Town of Deerfield, Massachusetts
The Deerfield 1888 Building Town Administrative Office Project will rehabilitate the 1888 Building, a 135-year-old three-story brick former grammar school built in the Victorian Gothic style, and repurpose it to house Town Municipal Offices, simultaneously saving a vacant building of historic value.
$4.0M
Town of Deerfield, Massachusetts
1888 Building Project
$4.0M
Veterans Inc.
Veterans Inc. National Guard Armory Renovation
$4.0M
Veterans Inc.
Renovation of the historic former Massachusetts National Guard Armory in Worcester to create a One-Stop Veterans Resource Center. The project is necessary to create a safe environment for homeless, at-risk, and in-need veterans and military services members and their respective family members where they can have all their various needs addressed. The priority is to make the front portion of the Armory a safe and pleasant work and meeting space for staff, veterans, and community members. Th
$4.0M
City of Woburn
The project will add granular activated carbon (GAC) treatment to remove PFAS in drinking water at the Horn Pond Water Treatment Plant and is essential to comply with Massachusetts Drinking Water Standards and provide the public with a safe water supply.
$3.8M
East Boston Neighborhood Health Center Corporation
East Boston Neighborhood Health Center (EBNHC) seeks to expand its geriatric care program to expand access to affordable, high-quality medical and social services for the older adults of East Boston and the surrounding communities. EBNHC will renovate its existing facility to establish a Senior Care
$3.5M
Town of Sharon
Town of Sharon’s PFAS Water Treatment Plant
$3.5M
Town of Millis
Millis Water Supply PFAS treatment planning, design, construction
$3.5M
City of Malden
Malden Lead Line Replacement Program
$3.4M
Town of Ipswich
The Town of Ipswich Water Department is responsible for managing and maintaining infrastructure assets to adequately serve water to a population of over 13,500. The Town's 3 million gallon Town Hill water storage tank, built in the early 1960's services the majority of the community and has a the highest consequence of failure of all its water assets, as determined by a recent Asset Management Plan assessment. This represents a direct and significant impact to a majority of municipal water cus
$3.3M
City of Pittsfield
The City of Pittsfield is seeking funding support to complete the full interior renovations to the historic Springside House. Located just north of the downtown area and within the 275-acre Springside Park, the building - built in 1856 and now listed on the National Register of Historic Places - is an excellent example of an eclectic mansion with a high architectural style not common in New England. The oldest and most significant municipal building in the city, its renovation has been a goal
$3.3M
Town of Somerset
Hot & Cold Lane Tank THM Removal System
$3.2M
Town of Braintree
Allen Street Reconstruction
$3.1M
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