Active — Rolling Until Funds AllottedAtlas Opportunity Score 88/100
Washington DOH Alternative Drinking Water Program 2026-27
Washington State Department of Health is accepting rolling 2026-27 Alternative Drinking Water Program applications from local health jurisdictions, community organizations and other eligible partners serving private wells or Group B water systems affected by contaminants including PFAS, nitrate, arsenic and uranium. Funding is reimbursement-based and remains available through June 30, 2027, subject to funds remaining.
FundingVaries. DOH's drinking-water funding guide states ADWP funding depends on State Legislature allocation and is provided through a reimbursement model; no per-award maximum is published on the current program page.
DeadlineRolling. DOH's May 2026 Office of Drinking Water notice states applications are being accepted for the July 1, 2026-June 30, 2027 funding cycle and will remain open until all funds are allotted. There is no fixed submission date, closing time or time zone to support a 48-hour cutoff calculation.
Last verifiedSeptember 18, 2026
Required next actionTreat as an open rolling Washington public-health funding opportunity. Prioritize only organizations that can document service to private-well or Group B water-system users affected by drinking-water contamination. Before any outreach, confirm current eligibility under Form 331-738, authoritative recipient and business email, Email_Opt_Out=false, global organization+exact-opportunity deduplication and actual sent history in Zoho CRM. Because the program is rolling until funds are allotted, re-verify funding availability immediately before any send. Initial outreach may introduce ADWP and Atlas grant assistance only; do not introduce N9+ or discuss product costs, procurement or allowable-cost treatment. If a later applicant specifically needs treatment units, evaluate vendor/product fit only against the approved project scope and DOH contracting/procurement requirements.
Broad Eligibility
Current DOH materials identify local health jurisdictions and community organizations as eligible applicants. DOH's drinking-water funding guide additionally lists Tribes and universities for private-well and Group B projects. Applicants should be able and willing to contract with DOH and implement contamination-response activities for affected Washington communities.
Atlas Analysis
Atlas Opportunity Score 88/100. Strong Washington public-health and environmental-health relevance. Eligible activities include water-quality sampling, laboratory analysis, emergency water delivery, technical assistance and treatment units that provide safe water for drinking and cooking. N9+ fit is not established merely because treatment units are allowable; any later N9+ role requires product-specific relevance and written confirmation that the proposed cost and procurement path fit the approved project. QC Healthcare is not established as a direct applicant under the published applicant classes; a legitimate vendor path may exist only through an eligible awardee and must follow DOH contracting/procurement requirements. No applicant outreach should occur unless current funding availability, recipient, Email_Opt_Out and actual-sent-history gates are verified.
Source verificationOfficial government source · doh.wa.govAtlas last verified this record September 18, 2026. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗
