$65,140,408
THE BROADBAND INFRASTRUCTURE DEPLOYMENT PROJECT PROPOSES TO INSTALL FIBER AND WIRELESS TO DIRECTLY CONNECT 1,045 UNSERVED NATIVE AMERICAN HOUSEHOLDS, 64 TRIBAL BUSINESSES, AND 19 COMMUNITY ANCHOR INSTITUTIONS WITH FIBER-TO-THE-HOME WITH 25 GBPS/3 GBPS SERVICE, CONSTRUCT A TRIBAL DATA CENTER, INSTALL A TOWER, AND PROVIDE WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT TRAINING.
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What the model surfaced from this award
Deploy fiber and wireless broadband infrastructure to connect 1,045 Native American households, 64 tribal businesses, and 19 community institutions in Hoopa Valley.
Closes digital divide in underserved tribal communities, enabling economic development and access to essential services in remote regions.
Drives demand for fiber-optic cable, wireless equipment, data center infrastructure, and tower construction materials from telecom suppliers.
U.S. investment in domestic broadband infrastructure reduces reliance on foreign telecom equipment and strengthens rural connectivity resilience.
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