Solutions to the Fabric Behind the Funding & Reporting Requirements

Get exclusive insight on how to navigate federal funding reporting requirements tied to the Broadband Serviceable Location Fabric data.

Federal programs like BEAD and RDOF require ISPs to use the Fabric data when reporting progress on broadband build-out projects. The use of Fabric Locations as the foundation ensures consistent tracking of network deployment progress and reduces funding overlaps.

In this session, you’ll gain clarity on:

• How the Fabric is used for reporting requirements across funding programs (NTIA, FCC. Etc.)
• The nuanced relationship with the Fabric locations and the location data used historically in the FCC’s high-cost programs (pre-Fabric)
• An API solution to make matching your data easier with the Fabric locations
• Especially for those needing to match their HUBB filing data to the Fabric due to the new  FCC Fabric Ruling  

Walk away with a complete understanding of the Fabric’s role in federal reporting requirements and how to make these mandated filings easier for your organization.

Funding Programs that require the use of the Fabric or alignment with are:

• NTIA’s BEAD 
• Enhanced ACAM (E-ACAM) 
• Rural Digital Opportunity Fund (RDOF) 
• Alternative Connect America Cost Model (A-CAM)  
• Revised A-CAM I 
• A-CAM II 
• Bringing Puerto Rico Together Fund (PR Fund) 
• Connect USVI Fund