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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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.
This presentation provides an overview of program income and federal interest, useful life, and disposition of real property for Broadband Infrastructure Program (BIP), Connecting Minority Communit
This presentation provides an overview of award action requests (AARs), the circumstances in which they are required, the submission and approval process, and helpful resources for completing an AA
This FAQ document provides answers to commonly-asked questions about subrecipient monitoring and management for Broadband Infrastructure Program (BIP), Connecting Minority Communities Pilot Program
This presentation provides an overview of subrecipient monitoring and compliance and auditing requirements for Broadband Infrastructure Program (BIP), Connecting Minority Communities Pilot Program
This presentation provides an overview of subrecipient monitoring and compliance and auditing requirements for Broadband Infrastructure Program (BIP), Connecting Minority Communities Pilot Program
Part of the series on serving Covered Populations in State Digital Equity Plans, this resource shares effective digital inclusion practices in serving individuals with disabilities.
Part of the series on serving Covered Populations in State Digital Equity Plans, this resource shares effective digital inclusion practices in serving rural communities.
Provides an example applicable programming interface (API) specification for the BEAD Challenge and Rebuttal process that can be used by BEAD Eligible Entities when designing the intake mechanism/p
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This document provides additional guidance on some of the more complex concepts and requirements as part of the BEAD Initial Proposal including the difference between primary vs.