Technical Assistance Hub
Overview
The Technical Assistance hub is designed as a one-stop shop for resources and tools in support of NTIA's grant programs. Here, you will find guidance on program requirements, budgeting and financial management, tips for successful project implementation, and resources for reporting and evaluation.
The site allows you to filter programs by Technical Assistance Type and Funding Program by using the filter options on the left. Please note: on mobile devices, filtering options may be found near the bottom of the page.
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Contact
Navigate to our Internet for All Funding by State/Territory Map for contact information for those working on the IFA initiative in your state or territory.
Guidance on NEPA analysis as it relates to environmental assessments including the definition, preparation steps, best practices, and the review process.
Guidance on how to structure and what to include in the Five-Year Action Plan to meet the 13 requirements outlined in the NOFO.
Eligible Entities that have an existing broadband plan that has been completed in the last 12 months from the date of receipt of Initial Planning Funds should pr
Serves as a resource that will support States/Territories in documenting required local coordination and outreach activities for both programs.
Example agendas, targeted outcomes, and best practices for meeting with stakeholders during the planning phase.
Example agendas, targeted outcomes, and best practices for meeting with stakeholders during the planning phase.
Example agendas, targeted outcomes, and best practices for meeting with stakeholders during the planning phase.
Example agendas, targeted outcomes, and best practices for meeting with stakeholders during the planning phase.
These resources will help local governments understand how they can get involved and engage most effectively on the Bipartisan Infrastructure broadband programs.
These resources will help Tribal governments and Tribes understand how they can get involved and engage most effectively on the Bipartisan Infrastructure broadba
These resources will help community-based organizations understand how they can get involved and engage most effectively on the Bipartisan Infrastructure broadba
These resources will help communities of color understand how they can get involved and engage most effectively on the Bipartisan Infrastructure broadband progra
These resources will help the telecommunications industry understand how they can get involved and engage most effectively on the Bipartisan Infrastructure broad
A resource designed to help states and localities develop a stakeholder engagement strategy.
Two-page overview including why mapping matters for the BEAD program, an FCC timeline, and FCC Broadband Data Collection resources.