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Broadband Infrastructure Improvement Grant (BIIG) | Idaho State Board of Education Broadband Infrastructure Improvement Grant (BIIG) Broadband Infrastructure Improvement Grant (B. I. I.
G.) Idaho invests in dedicated fiber infrastructure for its schools and libraries through “B. I.
I. G. ,” the Broadband Infrastructure Investment Grant ( Idaho 33-910 ).
The grant unlocks additional E-Rate dollars to fund special construction projects for new fiber. The remaining portion may also receive state reimbursements (may require EORC approval). Learn more about the B.
I. I. G.
application . To be eligible for B. I.
I. G, please schedule a call with the Broadband Program . The B.
I. I. G.
application process requires additional time beyond the typical E-Rate procurement process. To ensure a smooth and successful application, it is important for all applicants to adhere to the required timeline: B. I.
I. G application process timeline Application Submission Window Form 470s posted on or after December 1 are not eligible to receive B. I.
I. G. funding without prior permission from OSBE.
Forms 470s posted on or after December 1 are still eligible to receive E-Rate special construction funding without B. I. I.
G. Funding Chart – B. I.
I. G. Increases Your E-Rate Percentage Funding Chart – B.
I. I. G.
Increases Your E-Rate Percentage If your Category 1 E-Rate percentage is… and IDAHO provides a letter committing… then the E-Rate percentage (construction only) becomes… Remaining cost after B. I. I.
G.
and E-Rate: 2025 – Shelley School District, Soda Springs School District, Gem Prep Deary 2022 – Madison School District, Jerome School District 2021 – Future Public School 2020 – Whitepine School District, Emmett School District, West Ada School District, Wendell School District 2019 – Avery School District, Caldwell School District, Jefferson School District, New Plymouth School District, Snake River School District 2018 –COSSA, Fremont School District, Moscow Charter, North Idaho STEM Charter, Orofino School District, Vallivue School District 2017 – Boundary School District , Salmon River School District , South Lemhi School District , Twin Falls School District Please contact us for assistance, or to schedule a consultation .
ver: 4. 1. 8 | last updated: July 16, 2026 at 05:22 pm
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Educational institutions and facilities in Idaho. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Broadband Infrastructure Improvement Grant (BIIG) is funded by Idaho State Board of Education. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Idaho. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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