NTIA has allocated $144M in BEAD funding to Connecticut.
About
The BEAD program covers some of the costs of deploying high-speed broadband to unserved and underserved areas. Funding will be awarded to network operators based on a competitive scoring system.
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Awards
About
The Connecticut Broadband Infrastructure Program, a competitive grant program, will fund broadband infrastructure designed to deliver service that supports the statewide goal of universal access to affordable, resilient, and reliable internet access. The program focuses on low-income and multi-family homes and business and areas lacking reliable high-speed internet connections.
Rules & Application Information
Program details coming soon.
Awards
To come.
About
This competitive grant program will fund broadband infrastructure projects designed to deliver service (at speeds of at least 100 Mbps/100 Mbps) that supports the statewide goal of universal access to affordable, resilient, and reliable internet access. The program will focus funding on low-income/multi-family curb-to-home broadband infrastructure buildout and underserved area broadband infrastructure. Funding came through the federal Capital Projects Fund.
Rules & Application Information
Awards
Telecompetitor Coverage for this State
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Updated, comprehensive list: NTIA BEAD approvals
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Updated, Comprehensive List: BEAD Benefit of the Bargain Provisional Awards
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NTIA Approves First BEAD Proposals: What We Heard From the 15 States
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State-by-State “Benefit of the Bargain” Round BEAD Update
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The Opportunities When You Start at 99%: Connecticut’s State Broadband Director
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Connecticut Announces $28M in Broadband Grants, Including More Than $21M for Comcast