NTIA has allocated $268M in BEAD funding to Maryland.
About
The Connect Maryland Network Infrastructure Grant Program provides grants to local jurisdictions or their ISP partners to build new broadband networks to make service available in unserved households. Up to $95M will be awarded in the program for FY2023 Funding came through the U.S. Treasury Capital Projects Fund. The minimum grant request amount is $800,000. The maximum grant request amount is $4,500,000. The program will provide grants of between 70% and 90% of the capital construction. Matching funds are required. The program received $95 million from the Treasury Capital Projects Fund.
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Awards Made
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This grant opportunity funds projects focused on bringing high-speed internet access to premises that have difficulty obtaining service due to their remoteness, distance from broadband infrastructure or other geographic issues that may
discourage an ISP from delivering broadband service.
Rules & Application Information
Awards Made
About
The Connect Maryland Network Infrastructure Grant Program provides grants to local jurisdictions or their ISP partners to build new broadband networks to make service available in unserved households. Up to $95M will be awarded in the program for FY2023 Funding came through the U.S. Treasury Capital Projects Fund. The minimum grant request amount is $800,000. The maximum grant request amount is $4,500,000. The program will provide grants of between 70% and 90% of the capital construction. Matching funds are required.
Rules & Application Information
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