E-Rate Advocates Want FCC to Reconsider Bidding Portal
SHLB and a consultant that works with participants said they wanted more time to comment on the April order
SHLB and a consultant that works with participants said they wanted more time to comment on the April order
WASHINGTON, June 22, 2026 – Groups representing participants in the E-Rate program are asking federal regulators to reconsider their decision to enforce a mandatory electronic bidding portal.
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