COLORADO SPRINGS CITY GOVERNMENT, CO: Flood control (Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities, Submitted to FEMA)

COLORADO SPRINGS CITY GOVERNMENT (Colorado Springs, Colorado): Flood control (Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities, Submitted to FEMA). Its project amount of $29,159,000 is top-decile (97th percentile of 3,505 records). Dated 105 days ago, it serves as a historical benchmark. Score 65/100. As of 2026-11-03, from FEMA Hazard Mitigation Assistance subapplications (OpenFEMA).

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project amount: $29,159,000 · 97th percentile of 3,505 FemaHazardGrantPulse records · 36.9x the median

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ApplicantCOLORADO SPRINGS CITY GOVERNMENT
Recipient (state/tribe)STATE OF COLORADO
Applicant typeLocal Government
StateCO
ProgramBuilding Resilient Infrastructure and Communities
Fiscal year2025
StatusSubmitted to FEMA
ActivityFlood control
HazardDam/Levee break
Benefiting countiesEL PASO COUNTY
Total amount$29,159,000
Federal share$18,677,900
Benefit-cost ratio2.78
Submitted to FEMA2026-07-22
Proposed start2026-10-01
FEMA IDEMD-2025-BR-004-0011
project amount percentile97th of 3,505 (median $789,635, 36.9x median)
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  • Record date: 2026-07-22
  • Data refreshed: 2026-11-03
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Peer benchmark and outreach value: COLORADO SPRINGS CITY GOVERNMENT and 25 Colorado peers

  • Colorado FemaHazardGrantPulse records like this one: 25
  • COLORADO SPRINGS CITY GOVERNMENT's project amount: 97th percentile of 3,505 records
  • Timing: Low: older than 30 days
  • Estimated pipeline if you contact every Colorado peer: $5,000 (peers × rate × deal size; an estimate from your assumptions, not a forecast)

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65 / 100 Contract Opportunity Score

  • Project of $5M or more.
  • Submitted: get in early with the design team.
  • Construction-type activity: Flood control.

What is the FemaHazardGrantPulse record for COLORADO SPRINGS CITY GOVERNMENT in Colorado Springs, Colorado?

COLORADO SPRINGS CITY GOVERNMENT (CO) Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities project: Flood control, $29,159,000 (Submitted to FEMA).

How does COLORADO SPRINGS CITY GOVERNMENT compare to other Colorado FemaHazardGrantPulse records?

This is a top-decile record: its project amount of $29,159,000 is 36.9x the median of $789,635 across 3,505 records. It is 105 days old; check the official source for later updates before acting.

COLORADO SPRINGS CITY GOVERNMENT vs. top 3 peers

OrganizationLocationAmountPercentileRecord dateCompare
COLORADO SPRINGS CITY GOVERNMENTCOLORADO SPRINGS, CO29,159,00097th2026-07-22This record
BRIGHTON CITY OFBRIGHTON, CO22,000,00096th2026-07-20Compare COLORADO SPRINGS CITY GOVERNMENT vs BRIGHTON CITY OF →
CITY OF GREELEYGREELEY, CO41,892,878.3998th2026-07-22View record →
TOWN OF ESTES PARK TOWN HALLESTES PARK, CO14,970,00093rd2026-07-22View record →

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