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We recommend treating the submission window like a deadline, but you can submit anytime within a year of receiving an official invitation from NSF. (NSF uses submission windows to help gather and review proposals, but sometimes proposals are reviewed as they are received.)
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The proposal period for the 2024 Report to Congress opened on May 5, 2023, for 120 days. Proposals submitted by August 28, 2023, will be considered for inclusion in the 2024 Report to Congress on Future Water Resources Development.
All non-federal interests are invited to submit proposals for new Corps water resources development project study authority; modifications to an existing Corps water resources development project study authority; modifications to an existing Corps water resources development project authority; and modifications to an existing Corps environmental infrastructure program authority. Please submit one form for each study or modification to a study, project, or environmental infrastructure program authority being proposed. Do not include Confidential Business Information, information whose disclosure is restricted by statute, or any other information that you would not want to appear in the Annual Report to Congress.
The local Corps District office can help you determine next steps if your proposal idea already has a study authority or does not need a modification to project authorities, and if it therefore does not need to be included in the Report on Future Water Resources Development. To find out which Corps District you are located in and find a phone number for your District office, visit the Corps' Office Locator.
The first criterion for inclusion in the Report is that the proposal must be related to the missions and authorities of the Corps. To meet this criterion, the proposal must involve an existing or proposed water resources project or effort whose primary purpose is flood or storm damage reduction, commercial navigation, aquatic ecosystem restoration and/or municipal or agricultural water supply. Proposals which primarily address issues in the areas of recreation or hydropower do not satisfy this first criterion; however, these other water resources challenges may be included as secondary considerations when combined with the primary Corps missions and authorities.
Proposals will be evaluated for completeness and to ensure they meet all five of the criteria set out by Congress in the Water Resources Reform and Development Act of 2014 (WRRDA) Section 7001, and detailed in the current Federal Register Notice. Proposals included in the Report to Congress will not be prioritized or ranked.
To be considered, proposals from non-Federal interests must be for new study authorities, modifications to an existing study authority, modifications to an existing project authority, or modifications to an existing environmental infrastructure program authority. All proposals must be complete to be considered for inclusion. To be considered complete, the proposal must include:
No. The Report to Congress on Future Water Resources Development is based on proposals for new or modified water resources development projects or studies. Deauthorization of an existing study or project does not meet the intent of Congress in requesting this Report. Proposals for deauthorizing a study or project, if submitted, will be included in the Appendix.
No. Proposals that were included in the main report table in the Report to Congress on Future Water Resources Development should not be resubmitted. One of the criteria that must be met by proposals is that they have not been included in any previous Report. If you choose to resubmit a proposal that has already been in the main report table, it will be included in the Appendix of the next Report.
No. The Report on Future Water Resources Development identifies proposals for new study authorizations, new project authorizations, and modifications to existing project or feasibility study authorities that Congress may consider for authorization. Inclusion in the Report does not provide authorization for a study or project, nor does it provide federal funding for that study or project. Once a study or project is authorized, Congress must also fund that study or project through the annual appropriations process before it can begin. Contact your local Corps District office to find out more about the congressional authorization and appropriations process for projects completed in partnership with the Corps of Engineers.
Yes. When your proposal was included in the Appendix, the reason it was in the Appendix and not the main report table was also listed. You may contact your local Corps District for clarification. Please review the criteria for inclusion in the Annual Report to Congress in the current Federal Register Notice for the latest information on submitting a proposal. Proposals that are complete and meet all five criteria may be included in the Annual Report to Congress on Future Water Resources Development.
There are two circumstances in which environmental infrastructure proposals that were previously placed in the appendix may now meet the criteria for inclusion in the main report, due to amendments to Section 7001 in 2016, 2018 and 2020:
Annually, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers hosts information sessions on the Report to Congress on Future Water Resources Development, discussing the open Federal Register notice that invites non-Federal agencies to submit proposals for projects to be considered for the Report to Congress on Future Water Resources. Proposals can be for feasibility studies, water resources development projects, and programmatic modifications to environmental infrastructure assistance programs that need Congressional authorization. The information sessions also address the criteria that proposals must meet to be included in the Annual Report to Congress.
Virtual public information sessions will be held on 18 July and 2 August, 2023. Each session will be an hour and will provide an overview of the Report to Congress on Future Water Resources Development and the proposal process.
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CSWE is committed to publishing the scholarship and stories of those who are addressing emerging issues and innovations in, as well as the traditional concerns of, the profession. We welcome proposals for scholarly works, textbooks, reference works, handbooks, professional development texts, and select literary nonfiction that advance the knowledge, experience, and advancement of social work education.
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The Council on Publications reviews each proposal. If the proposal fits within the scope of CSWE Press's publications program, adequately addresses the topic area, and can be successfully marketed a publications agreement may be offered. Accepted manuscripts receive review by knowledgeable peers in the field. CSWE Press strives to respond to proposals within 4-6 weeks and to publish accepted works within 7 months thereafter.
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All of our bids, requests for proposals (RFP), requests for qualification (RFQ), and requests for information (RFI) are shared on a tool called PlanetBids. If you are a potential contractor, subcontractor, supplier, etc., please register for a Planet Bids account to view current projects, download plans and specifications, and receive addendum notices.
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