Flood Mitigation

FEMA is providing over **$23 million** for pre-disaster resilience projects in the Mid-Atlantic. Eligible communities must submit applications by **July 22, 2026**, enhancing opportunities for contractors specializing in emergency management infrastructure and flood control.

The **FEMA** has approved a **$664,596** grant for storm sewer upgrades in Columbiana, aimed at enhancing flood resilience. This funding is part of a broader **$1.4 million** Hazard Mitigation Grant Program, indicating robust federal investment in local infrastructure improvements and future procurement opportunities in civil engineering.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces a significant $28.5 million funding for climate resilience projects in Suffolk County. The investments target critical infrastructure, including seawalls and roads, enhancing community adaptability to extreme weather and rising sea levels.

The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) has announced the opening of enrollment for the Emergency Watershed Protection Program – Floodplain Easements (EWPP-FPE) in Illinois. Applications, which are due by June 26, 2026, aim to enhance flood resilience and restore floodplain functions, offering unique opportunities for procurement professionals in environmental services.

FEMA has approved **$24 million** in funding for a flood mitigation project in Findlay, Ohio, enhancing flood resilience and restoring ecosystems. This investment is part of a **$250 million** national initiative, indicating significant contracting opportunities for relevant service providers in the area.

FEMA has approved $2 million for four flood mitigation projects in New York as part of a national framework. This funding supports risk assessments and drainage modeling, which could lead to significant contracting opportunities for firms in environmental and engineering sectors.