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The Broadband Infrastructure Deployment Project Proposes to Install Two Middle-mile Routes Across Non-contiguous Tribal Lands in Two States, and Will Build a Last-mile FTTP Infrastructure to Connect the 104 Homes, Businesses, and Tribal Government Locations in White Mesa, Utah, Directly Connecting Approximately 817 Unserved Native American Households, 7 Unserved Tribal Businesses, and 36 Unserved Community Anchor Institutions With Qualifying Broadband With a Range of Services Starting at 200 MBPS Symmetrical Speeds to 1 GBPS Symmetrical Speeds. the Project Proposes the Following Activities Designed to Improve Access to, and Use of, Broadband Services Among Tribal Members. Their Proposal Is to Construct Two Key Middle Mile Route and FTTP for White Mesa. the First Route Will Connect the Umut Tribal Visitor's Center to Teec Nos Pos. This Route Will Connect to Fiber Being Built by Arcadian Infrastructure and the Navajo Nation. the Proposed Second Route Will Be From the Intersectio
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$22.7 Million
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