NTIA has allocated $405M in BEAD funding to Nebraska.
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The Nebraska Broadband Bridge Program (NBBP) uses state funds to award competitive grants for broadband infrastructure in unserved (Lacking 25/3 Mbps) and underserved (Lacking 100/20) areas of the state. It awards up to $20 million annually in grant funds.
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The Capital Projects Fund (CPF) grant program uses a similar process to the NBBP for awarding competitive grants, but uses federal funds to support the program. The Nebraska Legislature determined that grant awards for broadband through the CPF would go to eligible areas in US Congressional Districts 1 and 3.
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Telecompetitor Coverage for this State
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Windstream, Six Others Slated to Share Millions in Nebraska Broadband Funding
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Nearly $31M in Nebraska Broadband Grants Go Primarily to Local Providers
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Nebraska Gets Set to Award $20M in Rural Broadband Funding
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Nebraska Awards $21M to Four Broadband Providers Via Reverse Auction
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Nebraska Broadband Director Aims to Speak Providers’ Language
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Local Telcos Win Most of $19.7M in Nebraska Broadband Funding; Cox Gets $2.4M, Lumen and Charter Also Win