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States $20 Billion Under Budget for BEAD So Far
AAPB's Gigi Sohn said she's trying to convince more Republicans to advocate for states keeping that money.
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AAPB's Gigi Sohn said she's trying to convince more Republicans to advocate for states keeping that money.
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Only Texas and California have yet to post plans. Those results are expected in late October.
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Minnesota revealed that costs per passing above $10,000 required written justification.
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They predicted a substantial number of homes and businesses were missed by eligibility maps.
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The 46 states that have reported results are collectively more than $17 billion under budget.
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South Dakota also posted its draft plan Friday, bringing the total to 45 states.
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Both would get fiber to roughly half of their BEAD-funded locations, about 53 percent in Oregon and 49 percent in Idaho.
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States could have to rebid certain areas, people familiar with the process said.
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State officials reported big cost savings and varied tech plans as most raced to meet the Sept. 4 BEAD deadline.
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At least six states have confirmed they received an extension from NTIA.
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Two more states posted plans for public comment Thursday afternoon – Tennessee and North Carolina – bringing the total to at least 30.
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NTIA administrator travels to West Virginia to tout state with the highest percentage fiber (thus far) in its BEAD proposal.
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Some states received extra time beyond Sept. 4.
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While BEAD changes complicated Minnesota’s broadband plan, state investments and tribal partnerships remain strong.
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Current sample shows western states adopting a mix of technologies, including satellite.
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The Trump administration isn't eager for states to spend money on efforts other than deploying infrastructure.