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The Boise Project Board of Control serves nearly 167,000 acres. Starting on April 4th, 2024, the Project will start diverting water to Lake Lowell via the New York Canal followed by the activation of over 460 canals and laterals in Ada and Canyon Counties.
Boise Project Board of Control delivers water to pressurized irrigation systems within the Districts and operates on the Districts' behalf over 35 pressurized irrigation systems. Boise Project Board of Control is governed by a Board of Directors.
Boise Project Board of Control. 2465 Overland Rd. Boise, Id 83705-3155 Tel: (208)344-1141 Fax: (208)344-1437
Subdivisions & Rotations. For Emergencies please call (208) 871-6894. The Boise Project Board of Control operates and maintains the following subdivision pump stations and mainline distribution pipes running through the following subdivision referred to below.
The Boise Project Board of Control serves nearly 167,000 acres. Starting on April 4th, 2024, the Project will start diverting water to Lake Lowell via the New York Canal followed by the activation of over 460 canals and laterals in Ada and Canyon Counties.
Boise Project Board of Control. 2465 Overland Rd. Boise, Id 83705-3155 Tel: (208)344-1141 Fax: (208)344-1437
The Boise Project, in southwest Idaho and eastern Oregon, consists of the Arrowrock and Payette Divisions. It includes 6 reservoirs, 2 diversion dams, 3 powerplants, 7 pumping plants, 720 miles of main canals, more than 1,300 miles of smaller canals, and 650 miles of drains.
The Boise Project Board of Control was formed in 1926 by contracts between the Bureau of Reclamation and the five irrigation districts representing the water users that make up the project. These irrigation districts are Big Bend, Boise-Kuna, Nampa & Meridian, New York, and Wilder.
BPBC’S RFQ seeks proposals from entities who are qualified to provide professional services under Idaho Code 67-2320. This code section includes professional engineering services, but is not limited to professional engineering services.
The Boise Project Board of Control delivery system begins with the New York Canal, approximately 7 miles southeast of Boise, is over 40 miles long and was designed to deliver a capacity of approximately 2800 cfs of surface irrigation water, with a large portion delivered to
