$49,899,104
to CENTRAL COUNCIL TLINGIT AND HAIDA INDIAN TRIBES OF ALASKA
THE PROJECT PROPOSES THE FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES DESIGNED TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO, AND USE OF, BROADBAND SERVICES AMONG TRIBAL MEMBERS: 1. CONSTRUCT 16 100-FOOT MONOPOLE TOWERS AND RETROFIT 6 EXISTING TOWERS WITH BROADBAND EQUIPMENT TO CONNECT 3,448 NATIVE AMERICAN HOUSEHOLDS TO 2.5 GHZ FIXED WIRELESS AT QUALIFYING SPEEDS OF 25/3 MBPS OR GREATER. 2. ERECT NINE 100-FOOT MONOPOLE TOWERS AND RETROFIT ONE EXISTING TOWER WITH BROADBAND EQUIPMENT TO CONNECT 3,500 NATIVE AMERICAN HOUSEHOLDS TO 3.5 GHZ (CBRS) FIXED WIRELESS AT QUALIFYING SPEEDS OF 25/3 MBPS OR GREATER.
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What the model surfaced from this award
Funds construction of broadband towers and equipment to connect approximately 7,000 Native American households in Alaska to fixed wireless internet at 25+ Mbps speeds.
Tribal broadband is critical infrastructure for economic opportunity, education, and healthcare access in remote communities often underserved by market-driven providers.
Drives demand for FWA equipment, tower construction services, and wireless backhaul infrastructure from vendors like Nokia, Ericsson, and regional installers.
Tribal broadband is part of U.S. digital equity push; FWA radio equipment sourcing remains globally distributed, relevant to supply-chain diversification concerns.
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