USACE Tribal Partnership Program — Water Resources Studies
The Tribal Partnership Program authorizes the Army Corps to study water resource development problems and opportunities on tribal lands. The Corps provides planning and design assistance for flood damage reduction, environmental restoration, water supply, and navigation projects benefiting Indian tribes. Federal share: 100% for planning; construction shares negotiated.
Last confirmed Apr 7, 2026 · Army Corps of Engineers
USACE Tribal Partnership Program — Water Resources Studies: Eligibility, Deadline, and Award Questions
Who is eligible for USACE Tribal Partnership Program — Water Resources Studies?
USACE Tribal Partnership Program — Water Resources Studies eligibility includes Tribal Governments and Federally Recognized Tribes. Geographic eligibility is national or notice-specific geography; applicants should confirm the source notice before applying.
What is the deadline for USACE Tribal Partnership Program — Water Resources Studies?
USACE Tribal Partnership Program — Water Resources Studies has a listed deadline of not listed. Grant deadlines can change, so verify the current date with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) before submitting.
How much funding is available for USACE Tribal Partnership Program — Water Resources Studies?
USACE Tribal Partnership Program — Water Resources Studies lists an award size of $100K to $2.0M. Award ranges and total program funding are reported from the source metadata when available.
Who funds USACE Tribal Partnership Program — Water Resources Studies?
USACE Tribal Partnership Program — Water Resources Studies is funded by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). GrantSonar tracks the notice with source ID usace_tribal_partnership from army_corps.
Eligibility facets
Tribal Governments, Federally Recognized Tribes
Not restricted in source metadata, or listed in the full notice.
$100K to $2.0M
Army Corps of Engineers · usace_tribal_partnership
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