State revolving fund
A state revolving fund (SRF) is a state-run loan program, funded largely by the federal government, that lends to local utilities for water and wastewater projects.
Repayments are lent out again.
On a real bid
Each state publishes a yearly list of the projects it plans to fund. A project on that list is likely to be designed and bid within a few years.
SRF projects usually carry Buy America and other federal requirements.
The longer read: State revolving funds: the funding signal most pursuit teams ignore
Where Capveon reads it
Capveon reads capital plans, budgets and board votes, where SRF-funded projects show up before they are bid.
