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Virginia signed agreements with 19 of its 22 BEAD winners by early August, with NTIA's Arielle Roth touring projects with Rep. Morgan Griffith the same week her agency approved the last state plans.
Virginia's broadband office has executed grant agreements with 19 providers, covering about 64,000 locations under a $545 million effort to reach roughly 85,000 homes and businesses. Finalized ISPs include SpaceX, Verizon, Breezeline and Brightspeed, while Amazon, Comcast and All Points Broadband are expected to sign by Aug. 16 after absorbing locations from Wi-Fiber, which declined its award.
Virginia's broadband office has signed BEAD subgrantee agreements with 19 providers, with the remaining three expected to sign by Aug. 16, 2026. The move marks continued progress in Virginia's transition from award selection to active grant execution.
Virginia's Office of Broadband has executed BEAD subgrantee agreements with 19 internet service providers, including SpaceX, Verizon, Breezeline, and Brightspeed, with signed contracts covering about 64,000 locations as part of the state's over $545 million BEAD program targeting roughly 85,000 homes and businesses. The remaining three providers, Amazon, Comcast, and All Points Broadband, were expected to sign by August 16 after taking on locations that Wi-Fiber declined to serve for its awarded 1,800 locations.
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