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The document is an application form for the Phase One Engineering Report Services Grant Program by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. It outlines the necessary information and eligibility criteria for public water supply systems seeking funding for engineering reports related to drinking water projects. Key sections include general information about the water supply, criteria for disadvantaged communities, project cost estimates, compliance with safe drinking water regulations, and required supporting documentation.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Application for state revolving fund contract for engineering services in the editor.
Begin by filling out the 'General Information' section. Enter the public water supply name, ID number, contact person, population, DUNS number, and mailing address. Ensure all fields are completed legibly.
Proceed to the 'Disadvantaged Community' section. Answer the questions regarding population size and user rates accurately. If applicable, provide details about community median household income.
In the 'Eligibility Criteria' section, confirm if your system has a valid permit and if there are any outstanding drinking water fees. Provide information about your chief operator's certification.
Fill in the 'Estimated Project Cost Information' by detailing total costs and breakdowns across various categories such as treatment and storage.
Describe the project in detail in the 'Project Description' section. Attach additional sheets if necessary to explain why this engineering report is needed.
Complete the 'Safe Drinking Water Act Compliance Priority Point Checklist' by checking relevant items that apply to your project.
Finally, review all sections for accuracy before signing in the 'Certification' area. Ensure that all required documentation is attached before submission.

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