"Blueprint integrates fiber into the development plan from the start, structuring it as a joint venture to provide developers with control and financial participation in the networks installed on their projects. "Every new community needs fiber, but developers shouldn't have to give the value away," Scott Sampson, CEO of Blueprint Broadband, said in a prepared statement about the company's model. "Blueprint builds it, we operate it, we support it - but the developer owns it with us. That changes the economics, the experience and the future of every project we touch.""
"Blueprint is closely partnered with two other companies, describing itself as "backed by Mac Mountain and powered by Lightcraft." Mac Mountain provides strategy and capital for broadband networks around the nation, while LightCraft is described as Mac Mountain's "operational engine" - the company that carries out the Blueprint model via network design, permitting, and construction. The Blueprint Broadband model announcement was made from Centennial, Colorado."
Blueprint Broadband integrates fiber into development plans from project inception, structuring networks as joint ventures that give developers ownership, control, and financial participation. Blueprint provides turnkey fiber design, construction, and operations and coordinates directly with homebuilders, planned communities, commercial developers, and mixed-use operators. The model aligns communication, service standards, and deployment timelines with construction workflows. Blueprint handles permitting and network design through an operational partnership. The company partners with Mac Mountain for strategy and capital and with LightCraft to execute network design, permitting, and construction. The model was announced from Centennial, Colorado amid wider developer broadband investment in the region.
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