Is your broadband network territory being overbuilt?

Q.: Do you have a competitor asking NTIA for public funds in your service area?
A.: Use our Service Provider Response Mapping Tool^SM to find out, and to register your territory.

NTIA has identified 69,880 census block groups and tracts across the nation that have applications filed in them seeking broadband stimulus grants. If any of those areas are in your current service territory, you need to register your areas of service with NTIA by providing very specific location and subscriber count data.

First, you need to find out if you have applications sought for your territory. All of the 69,880 block groups and tracts are mapped here.

Here is the best way to protect your current investment in your network:

1. Use Our Map

Find out if a possible competitor is proposing to serve to your area with government funds.

Register to use our Service Provider Response Mapping Tool^SM below. You will be charged $20.00 for each county you select to research.

To get a free quick consultation with us about your research needs, and how easily and quickly you can understand your status, email us at: info@mappingbroadband.net. Please include your name and best contact numbers, we will call you back.

Select a State

Select a County

Your Full Name:

Company Name:

Phone Number:

eMail Address:

(This will be your login user name.)

Password:

HOW OUR MAPPING TOOL WORKS: After you choose your first county, via the drop down menus, press the "submit" button, you will be taken to PayPal to pay for the service. PayPal allows you to use company or personal credit cards, or your own PayPal account.

We charge $20.00 per county. The information will be available to you through the end of May, 2010. You can login with your email address and password to view the information, anytime during that period.

You will be granted access to inspect counties of interest to you, as you purchase 1 county view at a time. Based on the color code, below, you will be able to see filings made to the Comprehensive Community Infrastructure (CCI) categorical program of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA). All such CCI applications were filed in Round 2 of the federal broadband stimulus program.

Applicants applying for CCI funding are proposing to build middle mile networks terminating at community anchor institutions and network points of presence (POPs), and network points of interconnection.

At this time, we have not uploaded information for Round 2 filings made to the Rural Utilities Service (RUS) of the U.S. Department of Agriculture

After your payment is successfully processed, you will be redirected back to this site. Here you will see a map of the county you selected; you may zoom and pan to any areas of interest. At anytime up through the end of May, you may view the entire list of your purchased counties by clicking "My Maps" in the upper right.

Mapping Color Code:

(All Codes Reflect Filings Made in Round 2, Per County, to NTIA's CCI Category only)

Yellow indicates: No application submitted in any census block group or census tract.

Green indicates: One or more census block groups for which an application was submitted.

Orange indicates: One or more census tracts for which an application was submitted.

Note 1: NTIA has not released information as to which CCI applicants have applied for which specific highlighted areas. It is very possible that a single highlighted area may have multiple applicant entities seeking NTIA CCI grant monies for that area, at the census block group or tract

Note 2: Highlighting may also reflect, in specific locations, 1 or more applicants, and/or multiple applications that applied in adjacent block groups and/or tracts, without applying in the larger and adjacent groupings of either. Thus, many counties highlight as solid orange or solid green, across all census tracts. Keep in mind that does not necessarily indicate 1 single applicant has applied to serve or terminate facilities in each block group or tract.

Multiple County Views:

To see the information in more than one county, just click on the "Find Another County" link on your order information page and repeat the payment and viewing process. All of your selected and purchased maps will remain available to you up through the end of May. You can navigate to your list of selections by clicking "My Maps" in the upper right.

Support:

For any consultative needs for use of this service, or for support, or technical issues with the website, please email us at: info@mappingbroadband.net.

2. Use Our Filing Service

Work with our highly experienced team of experts to help you prepare your filing with the NTIA, prior to the agency deadline of: May 10, 2010, at 5:00 PM (EDT).

We can also support you in your filing with the RUS, division of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, prior to the agency deadline of: May 23, 11:59 PM CDT.

We will consult with you about your requirements, and offer you our Service Provider Response Package^SM to support you.

Email us at: info@mappingbroadband.net or call: Peter Pratt, of PrattNetworks LLC in Boston, on:617-418-4696.

We will email you back a form to describe your service territory to get started quickly.

We will exchange a standard Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) with you, on request.

Q.: Do you have a competitor asking NTIA for public funds in your service area?A.: Use our Service Provider Response Mapping ToolSM to find out, and to register your territory.

Q.: Do you have a competitor asking NTIA for public funds in your service area?
A.: Use our Service Provider Response Mapping Tool^SM to find out, and to register your territory.