The Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority (PBDA) has posted the draft Final Proposal on the BEAD Program Page. Comments will be accepted beginning on Friday, August 22 through Friday, August 29 at 5:00 PM (ET).
For additional information on how to provide public comment, please visit the PBDA BEAD Program Page.
The Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority (PBDA) has released several resources to assist with the development of applications for BEAD Round Two. These resources can be found on the PBDA BEAD Program Page, under “Additional Information”.
These resources include a revised list of BEAD Eligible Locations, updated Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), an overview of BEAD Program changes, and an update to Round Two scoring criteria to align with federal requirements.
If you have additional questions regarding Round Two of the BEAD Program, please reach out to ra-dcpbda_bead@pa.gov.
Thank You,
The PBDA Team
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The PBDA is hosting two webinars in anticipation of opening the second round of the Digital Connectivity Technology Program (DCTP). Each webinar will provide an overview of the program, review FAQs, and will implement breakout sessions focusing on libraries, non-profits, workforce, and education. Each breakout session will include an awardee from Round One of the program who will provide background on their project and will highlight the key elements that contributed to their success.
You can find additional details for each webinar, including registration, by clicking the links below. Please note that content covered at each session will be the same, however, questions and dialogue may differ. PBDA will be recording these sessions to post as resources on our website.
