BEAD
Missouri Stakeholders Urging Against BEAD Changes
Louisiana ISPs and contractors, state legislators, and state broadband offices have opposed upending the program.
The Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment program is a $42.45 billion initiative administered by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration of the U.S. Commerce Department. Established by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act of 2021, BEAD aims to expand high-speed Internet access by funding planning, infrastructure deployment and adoption programs.
BEAD
Louisiana ISPs and contractors, state legislators, and state broadband offices have opposed upending the program.
Broadband Mapping and Data
Three years after GAO recommendations, federal broadband coordination remains fragmented.
BEAD
A one-day conference on expediting BEAD in Washington, D.C.
BEAD
Two BEAD winners urged the Commerce Department to allow the state to move forward last week.
BEAD
Preliminary results show $3,700 per passing for fiber builds.
SpaceX
Local CAW executive says fiber means local jobs
SpaceX
Proposed changes could raise LEO participation to 50–70% in some states, Feinman said.
LEO
Fiber offers more benefits to residents, the Grant County Commission said.
BEAD
Two fiber providers said delays were causing financial strain.
LEO
$3.5B can buy 6.4 million Starlink residential installations. Starlink is a practical short-term stopgap before fiber.
BEAD
The Commerce Department issued a 90-day extension on final spending plans.
BEAD
The agency said in a policy notice states would need more time to implement forthcoming changes to the program.
Vermont
The training is comprehensive training for an entry level broadband network technician offered to participants at no cost.
BEAD
BEAD bids are rolling in across Utah, Rhode Island, New York, Nebraska, and Alabama.
Fiber
Acquisition opens new corridor from Virginia Beach to Data Center Alley in Northern Virginia, and also Atlanta and Charlotte.
BEAD
David Zumwalt said the group wants a chance to dispute some challenge process results.
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