Wireless Infrastructure Association Nabs $30 Million for Workforce Development
Pew said in a recent paper that states have multiple avenues for shoring up their workforces ahead of BEAD
Pew said in a recent paper that states have multiple avenues for shoring up their workforces ahead of BEAD
WASHINGTON, July 7, 2026 – The Wireless Industry Association won nearly $30 million in funding for career development programs from the Department of Transportation, the group announced Tuesday.
The money comes in the form of a cooperative agreement, which is like a grant with more involvement from the agency in the funded project.
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