The update says that the OBD is fine-tuning the Missouri BEAD project areas that will be available in Round 2 of the program.
OBD is in the process of determining the areas that will be eligible for the second round of Missouri BEAD grant applications.
Service providers helped shape Missouri’s BEAD areas, and the state broadband director is hopeful about the outcome.
Georgia and Missouri BEAD applications will be evaluated based on cost per location, affordability, and more. How will point systems work?
Some states are establishing new award programs for BEAD, while Minnesota plans to award through its long-lived Border-to-Border program.
Branch Towers VI LLC received over $3.2 million in Missouri cell tower funding, which will go toward five cell towers. A local telco
Missouri’s Cell Towers grant program awarded $5.8 million for UScellular. Also winning funding — $3.2 million– was
Missouri cell tower funding will be awarded in two categories — construction of new towers and refurbishment of existing towers. Applicants
Missouri broadband grants valued at $261 million went to electric cooperatives, independent telecom providers, and others to deploy
Ozark Fiber acquired the internet and voice business of Missouri Telecom for residential and small-to-medium-sized
The Bluebird Missouri Network deal calls for Bluebird t acquire 40 route miles and three points of presence in
Brightspeed Missouri plans include making fiber available to 130,000 locations by the end of 2023. The company expects its acquisition of
A Missouri fixed wireless trial funded by US Ignite will use an intelligent router and machine learning to gauge which customers need more
MetroNet is adding its first Missouri market, and the fast growing overbuilder announced it will soon reach one million locations for its …
The Bluebird Network Missouri expansion adds 300 fiber miles to the company’s 10,000 fiber miles. The company’s network connects several
Circle Fiber, a unit of Big River Communications in Missouri, will use USDA ReConnect funding to help build a 10 Gbps capable FTTP network
A $100 million i3 Broadband project in St. Charles County, MO is expected to have service available this year. The company, which is
Nearly $3 million in USDA ReConnect CARES Act funding will go to Big River Broadband for areas where broadband is
Wisper ISP, the second biggest winner in the Connect America Fund auction of rural broadband funding, will use fiber from Sho-Me Technology, a subsidiary of
Pennsylvania CAF II (Connect America Fund) support will go to Armstrong Telecommunications once the company has obtained…
USDA ReConnect Missouri awards went to utility and telecom companies. The largest award was a $20.1 million loan and $20.1 million grant for Total Highspeed
Grand River Mutual Telephone Company won rural broadband funding through the USDA ReConnect program, which will go toward FTTP deployments in Missouri and . . .