About FCAP
The Virginia Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF) program is comprised of the Financial and Construction Assistance Programs (FCAP), which oversees construction-funded activities, and the Capacity Development Program (Cap Dev), which oversees the implementation of the capacity building functions of the Office of Drinking Water (ODW) at the Virginia Department of Health (VDH).
ODW manages two funding sources under FCAP:
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF) Program |
DWSRF combines federal and state funds to offer a mix of loan, grant, and refinancing opportunities |
Water Supply Assistance Grant
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WSAG offers solely state funds in the form of grants |
To learn more about funding through FCAP, please view our Drinking Water Funding Program Details & Application page.
Application Deadlines
Please click the links in the table below to learn more about submitting an application to one of our programs. All applications must be submitted (or postmarked) by the specified date and time indicated below. Please view the FY24 Funding Announcement Letter for additional details.
ODW is currently accepting applications for the following: |
Deadline |
Drinking Water Funding Program Details & Application Materials |
May 5, 2023 – 5PM EST |
Lead Elimination Assistance Program (LEAP) Application & Information |
LSL Inventory: Year-round for 2023
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Fluoridation Grant Funding Application & Information |
June 30, 2022 – 5 PM EST |
Planning & Design Fund Application & Information |
Applications accepted year-round |
EPA Funded Projects
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) awards Federal Capitalization Grants to states for deposit into a State Revolving Fund (SRF). From this fund, states provide revolving loans to local governments and other entities for drinking water projects. Loan repayments then provide a continuing source of revenue available to localities for solving additional drinking water problems. View a complete list of EPA Funded Equivalency Projects financed by the Virginia DWSRF by clicking on the link.
Available Resources
FCAP has a collection of Available Resources for municipal localities, waterworks owners, and the general public, including:
- Intended Use Plans
- Drinking Water Procedural Guidelines
- Contract Inserts for Construction Bids
- Other Reference Guides
- Outreach Materials
Contact Information
FCAP is located throughout the state in the following offices:
Central Office (Main) |
109 Governor Street, 6th Floor
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Abingdon Field Office |
Danville Field Office |
Lexington Field Office |
407 East Main Street, Suite 2
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211 Nor Dan Drive, Suite 1040
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131 Walker Street
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To contact a specific FCAP member, please view the FCAP Directory.