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District of Columbia State Broadband Office

District of Columbia State Broadband Office Overview

District of Columbia Broadband Grant Award Status

BEAD: $100.7 M

Initial Proposal Correction Letter Submitted to NTIA
Benefit of the Bargain Round Started
Final Proposal Sent to NTIA
Final Proposal Approved by NTIA
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Final Proposal Approved by NIST
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Award Agreement Signed by State

Treasury Capital Projects Fund: $107 M

Treasury Approved
Application Window
Awards Announced

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Office of the Chief Technology Officer

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District of Columbia Broadband Director

Kevin Hughes

Broadband Director, DC State Broadband and Digital Equity Office

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About District of Columbia Broadband Office

It's not clear from Washingtonm D.C.'s public documents and legislation what its plans are. Broadband.money has reached out to the Office of the Chief Technology Officer and has yet to hear back.