State Revolving Fund Resources and Documents
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- Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act of 2021 (IIJA) Funding (Emerging Contaminants/Lead Service Lines)
- Supplemental Appropriation for Hurricanes Helene and Milton and Hawai’i Wildfires (SA-HMW)
- Drinking Water (DWSRF) Projects
- Wastewater and Stormwater (CWSRF) Projects
- Forms, Documents and Resources
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- State Revolving Fund 101 (leaving DEP website)
- All SRF content
Project Application Forms and Required Documents
The Drinking Water and Clean Water Program Manuals provide all of the necessary forms (Request for Inclusion, Loan Application, Disbursement Request, etc.), example documents (adopting resolutions, planning document, etc.), and checklists (procurement, planning requirements, etc.) needed to navigate through the SRF process.
EPA Plans and Reports
State Revolving Fund projects are obligated funding at each meeting in order of their priority score per Chapters 62-503, F.A.C., and 62-552, F.A.C., respectively. After projects are placed on the funding list at a priority list meeting, project sponsors may then submit their loan application to secure funds for the project.
The priority list is then used to generate an Intended Use Plan (IUP) to request to receive federal funding for the Drinking Water SRF and Clean Water SRF Programs (called an EPA Capacity or "Cap" Grant). The IUP details the operation of Florida's SRF programs and how the requested funds, including the 20 percent required state match from the Florida legislative budget and any other monies earned by the program (repaid loans and interest), will be spent. For questions about any of the following documents, which include the respective priority list, please contact the appropriate SRF Program Administrator.
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Intended Use Plans (IUPs)
DWSRF IIJA and Base IUPs:
- DWSRF/IIJA and Base FFY26 Intended Use Plan
- DWSRF/IIJA and Base FFY25 Intended Use Plan
- DWSRF/IIJA and Base FFY24 Intended Use Plan
- DWSRF/IIJA and Base SFY 2023-24 Intended Use Plan
DWSRF Emerging Contaminants IUPs:
- DWSRF IIJA Emerging Contaminants SFY24&25 Intended Use Plan
- DWSRF IIJA Emerging Contaminants SFY22&23 Intended Use Plan
DWSRF Lead Service Line Replacement IUPs:
- DWSRF Lead Service Line Replacement FFY2024 Intended Use Plan--DRAFT
- DWSRF Lead Service Line Replacement FFY2023 Intended Use Plan
- DWSRF Lead Service Line Replacement SFY22&23 Intended Use Plan
DWSRF ASADRA and SAHFI IUPs:
- DWSRF ASADRA Intended Use Plan
- DWSRF Supplemental Appropriation for Hurricanes Fiona and Ian (SAHFI) Intended Use Plan (2023)
Clean Water State Revolving Fund Intended Use Plans (IUPs)
CWSRF IIJA and Base IUPs:
- CWSRF/IIJA and Base FFY26 Intended Use Plan--DRAFT
- CWSRF/IIJA and Base FFY25 Intended Use Plan
- CWSRF/IIJA and Base FFY24 Intended Use Plan
- CWSRF/IIJA and Base SFY 2023-24 Intended Use Plan
CWSRF Emerging Contaminants IUPs:
- CWSRF Emerging Contaminants FFY26 Intended Use Plan
- CWSRF Emerging Contaminants FFY24 Intended Use Plan
- CWSRF IIJA Emerging Contaminants SFY22&23 Intended Use Plan
CWSRF ASADRA and SAHFI IUPs:
- CWSRF ASADRA Intended Use Plan
- CWSRF Supplemental Appropriation for Hurricanes Fiona and Ian (SAHFI) Intended Use Plan (2023)
At the end of the federal fiscal year (October 1 through September 30), DEP submits annual reports to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for both the DWSRF and CWSRF programs on activities and funds expended that state fiscal year, which runs from July 1 through June 30. To access these annual reports, please go to DEP’s Oculus website and click on “Public Oculus Login.”
Laws, Rules and Rulemaking
Drinking Water SRF
Clean Water SRF
- Chapter 62-503, F.A.C. - Clean Water SRF Loans - Rev 3-9-22
- Chapter 62-505, F.A.C. - Small Community Wastewater Construction Grants - Rev 3-9-22
- Section 403.1835, Florida Statutes
There are no current rulemaking activities ongoing in the SRF program.
Guidance Documents and How Tos
- Meeting Davis-Bacon (Fair Wages Act) Requirements
- Guidance for Meeting EPA's Signage Requirements - Required for Federally-Funded Projects
- For assistance with project outreach, press releases or groundbreaking or opening ceremonies, please contact our Division's Outreach Coordinator.
- EPA's Information on American Iron and Steel requirements, including current and draft waivers (leaving DEP website)
- EPA's Information on Cybersecurity (leaving DEP website)
Fact Sheets and Information
- Construction Loan Process Flow Chart
- Funding Assistance in Florida for Drinking Water Systems with Excessive Lead and Copper
- Funding Assistance for Water Projects in Florida
- Funding Assistance for Reclaimed Water Projects in Florida
- Interest Rates for CWSRF and DWSRF and Comparison to Bond Market
For more information on other funding sources and other fact sheets, go to the Division of Water Restoration Assistance's Funding Publications and Resources webpage. For guidance on Davis-Bacon and American Iron and Steel (AIS) requirements, see the SRF Program Manuals above.
Loan Agreements and Other Documents
To publicly access SRF loans and their documents, go to the DEP OCULUS (Electronic Document Management) website and click the "PUBLIC OCULUS LOGIN" button. There you can search the "State Revolving Fund" catalog for all pertinent documents relating to an SRF loan. For help navigating the DEP OCULUS, please contact someone in the SRF program.
- To find recent audit reports related to the SRF program or on loans, see the Office of Inspector General's Final Audit Report website.
Payment Requests, Loan Repayment Terms and Billing
- To check on status of a payment request (disbursements), go to the CFO's Vendor Payment History website.
Other Resources
The below links take you to other funding resources outside DEP and clicking on the links will open a new window.
- FRWA - Match your project to other funding sources! Contact Florida Rural Water Association (FRWA) for assistance as well as technical and engineering services for small water and wastewater utilities.
- WIFIA - Learn more about EPA's new Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (WIFIA) Program
- Go to EPA's website on their Drinking Water SRF and Clean Water SRF Programs.