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To provide financial assistance to design and construct portions of the Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Project (Project).
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Information not available. Under the agreement with the City, construction on Reach 27.5 started in FY2014 (Nov 2013) and was substantially completed on 1/29/15. Final inspection occurred in April 2015. All close-out documents and final payments have been submitted, reviewed, and processed as of May 2017. Construction on Reach 13 started in FY2014 (July 2014) and was substantially completed on 8/30/16. Final inspection occurred in July 2017. All close-out documents have been submitted and final payments are expected by Spring 2018. Construction on Reach 27.6 started in October 2016, and was substantially completed on 10/26/17. Final inspection is expected by Spring 2018. Construction on R27.7A & R27.13 started in FY2018 (Nov 2017). The percentage of work completed to date is approximately 15%, with substantial completion expected by May 2019.
Under the agreement with the Nation, construction on Reaches 24.1 and 25 started in FY2015 (January 2015). Final inspection with substantial completion occurred as of 3/31/17. All close-out documents and final payments have been submitted, reviewed, and processed as of January 2018. Construction on Reach 24.1 (JAN) is expected to start in early April 2018. Reaches 26.1 and 26.2 had completion of 100% final design/specs on 1/24/18. Construction is expected to start in June/July 2018 with substantial completion by August 2019.
Environmental and cultural resources compliance continues on both agreements with the City and Nation, with some compliance concurrence delays affecting construction schedules.
Under the agreement for development of Preliminary Engineering Reports (PERs) with the Nation work on the 1st grouping of PERs is approximately 75% complete as of end of December 2017. Work on the 2nd grouping of PERs work is approximately 10% complete. All agreement work is expected to be completed by September 2018.
Under the projected new agreement award with the Nation for design, construction, and oversight of Reaches 10.1 – 10.3 and 12.3, preliminary development work for an estimated budget has begun and Grants.gov application forms (SF-424s) are in process by the Nation as well.
Fiscal Year 2019: Under the agreement with the City of Gallup, the following were milestones and accomplishments: Construction on Reach 27.7A and 27.13 was substantially completed the end of January 2019. Construction on Reach 27.9 started in July 2019. All other Reach work continued to be in design, engineering, right-of-way stages with environmental and cultural work progressing as required. Under the three (3) agreements with the Navajo Nation, the following were milestones and accomplishments: Construction on Reach 24.1 (JAN) was substantially completed the end of June 2019. Construction on Reach 26.3 started in September 2019. Draft engineering and study reports on selected connection plans associated with the Project were completed. All other Reach work (on the Cutter, Crownpoint, and Window Rock laterals) continued to be in design, engineering, right-of-way stages with environmental and cultural work progressing as required.
Under the agreement with the City of Gallup, the following were milestones and accomplishments: On the Gallup Regional System, construction on Reach 27.9 was substantially completed the end of January 2020. Construction on Reach 27.10 started in July 2020. All other Reach work continued to be in design, engineering, right-of-way stages with environmental and cultural work progressing as required. Under the three (3) agreements with the Navajo Nation, the following were milestones and accomplishments: On the Cutter Lateral, construction on Reaches 26.1, 26.2 and 26.3 progressed towards completion, with substantial completion dates projected in Spring 2021. On the Crownpoint Lateral, work continued related to design, engineering, right-of-way, environmental and cultural resources.
The third Agreement with the Navajo Nation (which provided for engineering work on selected connection plans associated with the NGWSP) was completed and closed-out.
Under the Agreement with the City for work on the Gallup Regional System, the following are milestones and accomplishments: 1) Completed Reaches to date are; R27.5, R27.6, R27.7A, R13, R27.9, and R27.10. 2) In construction status are: R27.11. 3) All other Reach work (for R27.12, R27.7B, SCADA/Fiber, and McKinney Pumping Plant#8) continue to be in design, engineering, right-of-way stages with environmental and cultural work progressing as required.
Under the Agreement with the Nation for work on the Cutter Lateral, the following are milestones and accomplishments: 1) Completed Reaches to date are: R24.1-NN, R25, R24.1-JAN, R26.1, R26.2, and R26.3. 2) All other Reach work (for R24.1-Lybrook) continues to be in design, engineering, right-of-way stages with environmental and cultural work progressing as required.
Under the Agreement with the Nation for work on the Crownpoint/Window Rock Laterals, the following are milestones and accomplishments: All Reach work (R10.1, 10.2, 10.3 and 12.3) continues to be in design, engineering, right-of-way stages with environmental and cultural work progressing as required.
Under the Agreement with the Nation for Preliminary Engineering Work related to NGWSP Connection Plans, this work has been completed and the Agreement closed-out.
Under the Agreement with the City for work on the Gallup Regional System, the following were milestones and accomplishments: 1) Completed Reaches to date were R27.5, R27.6, R27.7A, R13, R27.9, and R27.10.
2) In construction status (approaching substantial completion) was R27.11.
3) All remaining Reach and Pumping Plant work (for R27.12, R27.7B, SCADA/Fiber, and McKinney Pumping Plant#8) continued to be in various stages of; design, engineering, right-of-way, environmental and cultural work compliances.
Under the Agreement with the City of Gallup for work on the Gallup Regional System, completed reach construction work through FY2023 is; Reaches 13, 27.5, 27.6, 27.7A, 27.9, 27.10, 27.11 and 27.13
Under the Agreement with the Navajo Nation for work on the Cutter Lateral, completed reach construction work through FY2023 is; Reaches 24.1-NN, 25, 24.1-JAN, 26.1, 26.2, and 26.3.
Under the Agreement with the City of Gallup for work on the Gallup Regional System, construction remains in progress on R27.7B. Construction is expected to start on the R27.12-Cipriano waterline extension in Fall 2024. Various stages of design, engineering, right-of-way, environmental and cultural compliance work are continuing for; R27.12, SCADA/Fiber, and McKinney Pumping Plant#8.
Under the Agreement with the Navajo Nation for work on the Cutter Lateral, there was no construction work in progress, but rather design work continued for the Reach 24.1-Lybrook Connection. This Agreement and its work expired 12/31/2023 and is in the process of being closed-out.
Under the Agreement with the Navajo Nation for work on the Crownpoint and Window Rock Laterals, there was no construction work in progress. Contract award for Reach 10.1 construction remains delayed in FY2024. Various stages of design, engineering, right-of-way, environmental and cultural compliance work are continuing for; R10.2, 10.3, and 12.3. The scope of work for R24.1-Lybrook Connection is expected to be transferred and added to this Agreement.
Single Audit Applies (2 CFR Part 200 Subpart F):
For additional information on single audit requirements for this program, review the current Compliance Supplement.
OMB is working with the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) and agency offices of inspectors general to include links to relevant oversight reports. This section will be updated once this information is made available.
