Federal grant · project grant (b)
Purpose: the 11.5-MILE Fiber Build to a Key Tower Site Feeding Wireless Service in Oriva Hills Will Leverage an Agreement With the City of Gillette for the Use of an Existing Raceway. the Fiber Build Will Be Augmented With the Addition of Two New Tower Sites and Upgraded Microwave Backhauls the Combination of New Towers, High-capacity Microwave Links and Fiber Backhaul Will Facilitate 100/20 MBPS Fixed Wireless Service at Nearly Every Unserved Residence in Oriva Hills. the Wright Point of Presence Will Connect the Community to Visionary Communication's Existing Middle-mile Fiber Infrastructure.activities to Be Performed: Build 11.5 Miles of Fiber to a Key Tower Site Feeding Wireless Service in Oriva Hills Augmented With the Addition of Two New Tower Sites and Upgraded Microwave Backhauls. Create a Point of Presence at Wright Town Hall, a Community Anchor Institution Used by Both the Town, Campbell County, and Numerous Community Groups.the Combination of New Towers, High-capacity Microwave Links and Fiber Backhaul Will Facilitate 100/20 MBPS Fixed Wireless Service at Nearly.expected Outcome: Substantially Increasing the Capacity Available Which Addresses the Primary Limitation of Broadband Availability and Will Be Available for All Last-mile Providers to Utilize. the Network Will Expand Coverage in Oriva Hills With Two Additional Towers Which Will Allow Last-mile Providers to Serve Additional Locations and Shorten Distances Between Customers and Serving Access Points, Leading to Greater Speed. Create a Point of Presence at Wright Town Hall, a Community Anchor Institution Used by Both the Town, Campbell County, and Numerous Community Groups. Support Last-mile Broadband Service in Oriva Hills. Facilitate Affordable Broadband Services in Oriva Hills and the Town of Wright.the Combination of These Elements Will Bring Faster, Less Expensive, and More Reliable Internet Service to This Unserved and Underserved Community.intended Beneficiaries: the Project Will Bring Critical Fiber Backhaul to the Main Tower Site Feeding Oriva Hills, Substantially Increasing the Capacity Available Which Addresses the Primary Limitation of Broadband Availability and Will Be Available for All Last-mile Providers to Utilize.town Hall Pop to the Visitor Center Iru, the Town of Wright Will Have a High-capacity, Diverse Middle-mile Connection to Its Administrative Center Which Will Ensure Connectivity for Mission-critical Functions and Provide Substantial Benefits to Residents. the Combination of These Elements Will Bring Faster, Less Expensive, and More Reliable Internet Service to This Unserved and Underserved Community.subrecipient Activities: Create a Point of Presence at Wright Town Hall Spectrum Licenses for the Saf Links Specified for the Oriva Hills Backhaul Upgrades. Provide Fixed Wireless Backhaul Equipment, Fiber Optic Cabling and Components, Hdpe Innerduct, Handholes and Other Outside Plant Components, Fixed Wireless Towers, and Electricity.
Committed
$1.3 Million
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