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The Michigan High-Speed Internet Office (MIHI) has signed grant contracts with 17 of the 29 organizations selected to receive BEAD funding, allowing those ISPs to proceed with permitting and construction. MIHI has not yet identified which 17 of the 29 selected subgrantees have completed agreements and plans to release updated information once all agreements are executed.
The Michigan High-Speed Internet Office executed grant agreements with 17 organizations chosen to receive BEAD funding, clearing the way for permitting and construction. The state expects construction on BEAD-funded projects to begin this month under the $42.45 billion federal program.
The Michigan High-Speed Internet Office executed grant agreements with 17 organizations selected for BEAD funding, allowing them to begin permitting and construction. Michigan expects construction on BEAD-funded projects to start this month.
The Michigan High-Speed Internet Office has executed BEAD grant contracts with 17 organizations selected to receive funding under the federal program. The signed agreements allow the providers to proceed with permitting and construction, with work expected to begin this month.
The Michigan High-Speed Internet Office executed grant agreements with 17 organizations selected for BEAD funding, clearing the way for permitting and construction. The state expects construction on its BEAD-funded projects to begin this month.
The Michigan High-Speed Internet Office has executed subgrant agreements with 17 of the 29 organizations selected for BEAD funding, allowing them to begin permitting and construction. Michigan's approved final proposal totals $916.6 million in federal BEAD funds plus $557.7 million in provider match across 116 project awards covering nearly 198,000 locations.
The Michigan High-Speed Internet Office announced it has signed grant contracts with 17 organizations selected to receive BEAD funding. The executed agreements clear the way for the providers to begin permitting and construction, with the state expecting construction to start this month.
The Michigan High-Speed Internet Office executed grant agreements with 17 organizations selected for BEAD funding, allowing them to begin permitting and construction. Construction on the state's BEAD-funded projects is expected to start this month, part of the $42.45 billion federal program.
WCMU Public Media reported on July 16, 2026 that the Presque Isle Electric and Gas Cooperative (PIE&G) is finishing phase three and entering phase four, the final phase, of its multi-year fiber buildout in northeast Michigan, with 7,500 customers now connected after five years of construction. The report notes PIE&G is also seeking future BEAD funding, and Michigan's Chief Connectivity Officer Eric Frederick confirmed the state received about $1.6 billion in BEAD allocations, though this particular phase of PIE&G's project has been primarily funded through RDOF rather than BEAD.
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