$500,000.00

This project proposes to expand broadband use and adoption within the Tribal service area and address the specific broadband needs of approximately 15,000 Tribal members through the completion of a “barrier to access study” and needs assessment to gain insight into current broadband availability and understand how Tribal members currently use broadband. It additionally provides information on what programs the Tribe offers or will offer that could increase adoption. The project will also fund a feasibility study and pre-construction planning towards the establishment of a broadband network access control (NAC) training center to serve as a broadband business incubator for entrepreneurs and Tribal business expansion.

$8,000,000.00

This Planning, Engineering, Feasibility, and Sustainability Studies project will serve 16 Alaska Native Villages and complete in-depth feasibility studies, last-mile design, and construction cost estimates. Throughout the feasibility and design process, expert community planners and facilitators will gather stakeholder input to inform the plan and future grant applications.

$500,000.00

This dual Use and Adoption & Planning, Engineering, Feasibility, and Sustainability project proposes to bridge the digital gap experienced by community members by providing access to broadband-enabled equipment; subsidize broadband service; and implement digital skills training. Additionally, the project will allow the Tribe to plan for future infrastructure projects.

$499,334.00

This Planning, Engineering, Feasibility, and Sustainability Studies project will solve the limitations of current backhaul options to the Pribilofs, providing a scalable, ‘future proof’ solution that is cost effective, commercially scalable and provides 100% Qualifying Broadband Service, consistently, to the community of St. Paul Island.

$1,000,000.00

This dual Broadband Infrastructure Deployment and Planning project will serve two Alaska Native Villages and will consist of Engineering, Feasibility, and Sustainability Studies which will also include equipment purchases to be used in future projects.

$4,500,000.00

This dual Broadband Infrastructure Deployment and Planning, Engineering, Feasibility, and Sustainability Studies project will serve nine Alaska Native Villages and is aimed to complete engineering and CAD drawings for five Alask native Villages. The Infrastructure Deployment project will connect 432 Alaskan Native homes across five Alaska Native Villages via fiber to the premise.

$29,500,000.00

This Broadband Infrastructure Deployment project serves 59 Alaska Native Villages and proposes to install a wireless network using a Tribally-controlled 2.5Ghz spectrum and/or subsidize satellite broadband service as an interim solution to directly connect a total of 2,569 unserved Tribal households, 125 unserved Tribal businesses, and 89 Tribal community anchor institutions with qualified broadband speeds.

$7,000,000.00

This Broadband Infrastructure Deployment and Planning, Engineering, Feasibility, and Sustainability Studies project will serve 14 Alaska Native Villages and will plan, design, and construct last mile wireless deployment infrastructure in 13 of the Alaska Native Villages in the Consortium by utilizing 2.5Ghz licensed spectrum. Additionally, the project will also deploy fiber to the premise in one Alaska Native Village.

$500,000.00

This Broadband Infrastructure Deployment project will upgrade equipment in the current system in order to deliver qualifying broadband service to 72 unserved Tribal households.

$999,997.00

This Planning, Engineering, Feasibility, and Sustainability Studies project will serve two Alaska Native Villages and focus on the pre-construction planning, engineering, design, and permitting of last mile network services. The project will create a shovel ready project to build broadband networks in the Native Village of Minto and of the Manley Hot Springs Village.

$991,974.00

This Broadband Use and Adoption project serves two Alaska Native Villages and will subsidize satellite broadband service as an interim solution for the Native Village of Nanwalek and the Native Village of Port Graham.

$2,467,546.00

This Broadband Use and Adoption project will provide minimal upgrades to network and customer equipment in addition to providing Native households with three years of subsidies service.

$4,500,000.00

This Broadband Infrastructure Deployment project will serve nine Alaska Native Villages and purchase and install Starlink to 1,410 homes and 9 community anchor institutions as an interim broadband solution.

$499,997.06

This proposal for a Planning, Engineering, Feasibility, and Sustainability Studies project and includes purchasing inside and outside fiber optic cable and equipment that are in short supply or present supply chain challenges.

$500,000.00

This Planning, Engineering, Feasibility, and Sustainability Studies project will complete environmental technical studies and compliance documents, as well as design and engineering to support future deployment of middle mile fiber and last mile fiber to the premise within the Fort Bidwell Indian Community.

$4,500,000.00

This dual Broadband Infrastructure Deployment and Broadband Use and Adoption project will serve 9 Tribal Governments and proposes to upgrade fiber network equipment and install wireless infrastructure directly connecting a total of 212 unserved Tribal households and 5 unserved Tribal community anchor institutions with Qualifying Broadband Service. Additionally, the project will support a feasibility study, create a Digital Equity Training Center, disseminate telehealth monitoring devices, distribute community member devices, and provide pre-payment of broadband services.

$500,000.00

This dual Adoption and Use and Planning, Engineering, Feasibility, and Sustainability project will enable the awardee to purchase supplies and equipment for telehealth services in addition to completing planning activities such as penetration and other security-related audits for the existing limited network.

$500,000.00

This Broadband Infrastructure Deployment project will construct approximately 5 miles of fiber that will connect 84 unserved tribal households.

$500,000.00

This Broadband Infrastructure Deployment project involves construction work extending nearby mainline existing fiber optic cable infrastructure to the premises and making additions to the network electronics at the nearest locations to serve the premises with FTTP technology.

$498,075.00

This broadband infrastructure deployment project will purchase and place equipment on an existing tower and provide 110 Tribal homes with customer premise equipment allowing them to connect to high-speed Internet.

$500,000.00

This Planning, Engineering, Feasibility, and Sustainability Studies project will complete the design of a future wireless network with two RAN sites. Additionally, this project will complete an Infrastructure Survey and an NEPA environmental assessment and will identify partners and all needed permitting so that the Tribe has a shovel-ready broadband deployment plan.

$2,500,000.00

This dual Broadband Infrastructure Deployment and Planning, Engineering, Feasibility, and Sustainability Studies project will serve five Tribal governments and is aimed to complete environmental technical studies and compliance documents, as well as design and engineering to support future deployment of a future fixed wireless solution. The Infrastructure Deployment project will connect Native American households, Tribal businesses, and Tribal Community Anchor Institutions within three Tribal communities using an existing network of fixed wireless towers.

$500,000.00

This Planning, Engineering, Feasibility, and Sustainability project will fund environmental technical studies and compliance documents, as well as network design and engineering to support the future deployment of a fixed wireless backhaul and last mile fiberoptic network.

$500,000.00

This Planning, Engineering, Feasibility, and Sustainability Studies project will support a 10G copper design project intended for deployment in 2023. The Scope of Work for the Shivwits connectivity project encompasses the design of a fully connected broadband Internet system, servicing the Shivwits Reservation through the integration of Single-mode fiber connection of all residential Tribal housing and major buildings of the Tribal complex, and multiple wireless mesh networks to provide broadband service to outdoor areas including the RV park, Shivwits Park, and the recreation area at the lake by the Kaiva/Essentia Team.

$500,000.00

The Broadband Infrastructure Deployment project proposes to install two communication shelters and complete site preparation work for future installment of two towers to prepare for broadband deployment to eventually serve 268 unserved Tribal households.

$468,063.67

This Broadband Infrastructure Deployment project proposes to purchase equipment that will be used for the construction and maintenance of a future fiber network and to train Nooksack staff in the use and handling of fiber installation equipment and network equipment.

$500,000.00

The Broadband Infrastructure Deployment project proposes to install an antenna to provide 2.5 GHz Fixed Wireless Coverage, purchase equipment to construct an additional wireless tower and antenna and install a short hop wireless link antenna and microwave radio to connect 15 unserved Tribal households, 2 community anchor institutions, and 3 tribal businesses.

$500,000.00

This Planning, Engineering, Feasibility, and Sustainability Studies project will complete architectural and engineering plans, as well as make purchases of equipment that will be used in the future for broadband infrastructure.