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Track 02 · Water

Pilot

Infrastructure & Water

A planning track for water resilience, irrigation modernization, pumps, storage, and infrastructure upgrades.

The work involved

What this track supports.

Water projects often stall because the need is real but the application package is scattered. This track gathers the operating baseline, equipment logic, quotes, and technical context into one path for review.

  • Pump, meter, drip, and storage project scoping
  • Baseline collection for water and energy use
  • Vendor quote organization
  • SWEEP, EQIP, and related water-efficiency program coordination

Prepare for the conversation

Bring the context
you already have.

Start with what is available. The readiness review helps identify which records, technical input, and next steps still need attention.

What you bring

  • Water source, field, crop, pump, and equipment context
  • Energy, water, or meter records where available
  • Vendor quotes, photos, maps, or infrastructure notes

Useful records

Pump records · Meter readings · Vendor quotes · Irrigation map

01 · FitSignals this track fits
  • The project area and water source are known
  • Equipment needs can be described in plain language
  • Energy, water, or pump records are available or collectible
  • A vendor or technical partner can support project design
02 · SupportWhat SARF & partners contribute
  • Irrigation design and pump efficiency review
  • Water savings assumptions and technical documentation
  • Implementation sequencing with vendors and technical reviewers
03 · Next stepsHow this track moves forward
  1. Capture water source, field, and equipment context
  2. Identify the likely program path and evidence gaps
  3. Assemble quotes, maps, and baseline records
  4. Route the package for technical review before submission
The coordination process

Pilot · Water

Start with your operation.

Mention the water track, your location, and the priority you want to address. SARF can review the context and what comes next.