Many organizations can apply for the Texas broadband workforce development grants, including nonprofits and educational institutions .
The Texas Notice of Funding Availability comes as the BEAD process awaits clarification from the U.S. Department of Commerce.
Lyte Fiber, which is based in Houston, Texas, said that it will invest more than $11 million in the projects and deploy 900 miles of fiber.
Comptroller Hegar announced that his agency is now requesting grant applications for the Texas LEO Satellite Broadband Grant Program.
The list of Round 2 awards in the Texas BOOT Program so far includes seven additional new grants since January.
In November, the NTIA had approved Texas’ Digital Equity Capacity Grant application along with those from several other states.