Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Broadband Infrastructure Deployment Project Proposes to Install Fiber Directly Connecting 600 Unserved Native American Households With Qualifying Broadband Service. the Project Proposes the Following Activities Designed to Improve Access to, and Use of, Broadband Services Among Tribal Members: Install 13.54 Miles of Fiber Both Under- and Above-ground. Construct 3 Cell Towers. Ensure All Construction Adheres to Engineering, Permitting, and Site Work Regulations.
Committed
$9.2 Million
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