The Colorado broadband office recently announced an update on the second round of its Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) Program, which attracted 96 applications from 22 companies, seeking a total investment of $825 million. The proposals aim to improve internet service in 94,080 locations, focusing on 60,165 unserved areas. The applications reflect substantial interest in rural broadband, with a majority coming from non-ILEC entities. The review process will begin shortly with expected announcements of grant recipients this summer, continuing efforts to ensure broadband access for all Coloradans.
The Colorado broadband office reported 96 applications for the BEAD Program, showcasing a $825 million investment proposal to improve broadband access across the state.
The BEAD applications target over 94,000 locations including more than 60,000 unserved sites, reflecting significant efforts to enhance broadband equity in Colorado.
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