IIJA
Broadband Notice of Funding Availability Seeks to Balance Requirements with Flexibility
Alan Davidson says NOFO requires that grant recipients offer both low-cost service options and middle-class affordability plans.
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration, an agency within the U.S. Department Commerce, is responsible for implementing the bipartisan infrastructure legislation, including managing federal broadband funding programs to expand high-speed internet access.
IIJA
Alan Davidson says NOFO requires that grant recipients offer both low-cost service options and middle-class affordability plans.
FCC
NTIA’s Evan Feinman spoke about what states need to keep in mind as they prepare for BEAD funds.
Infrastructure
The long awaited notice of funding opportunity laid out the system for how each applicant program will be scored.
FCC
Agency leaders sign pact to formalize information-sharing on broadband deployment projects.
Infrastructure
Alan Davidson urges the importance of state activity in deploying broadband funds.
Infrastructure
Digital literacy gap and lack of outreach are part of the digital divide.
Infrastructure
Gary Bolton and Shirley Bloomfield called on NTIA Administrator Alan Davidson to prioritize applicant investing in “future-proof” fiber.
Commerce
The NTIA awarded four grants worth $1.2 million.
Energy and Commerce
Legislators want broadband networks reach as many people as possible, but didn’t specify how NTIA should do this.
FCC
NTIA representatives to join FCC technology and security committees, FCC rep on spectrum committee
Infrastructure
The playbook was discussed in a webinar Friday afternoon.
Labor Department
The infrastructure bill includes money to put toward building a technical workforce for the future of broadband.
Broadband Mapping and Data
Alan Davidson applauded the FCC’s effort in getting better broadband maps.
Infrastructure
The organization is concerned that access to federal money will come with burdensome reporting.
Broadband Live
Join Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Communications and Information Alan Davidson on April 13 at Broadband Breakfast for Lunch
Infrastructure
Callers claimed they are ‘electromagnetic field refugees.’