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Find similar grantsProgram runs in continuous rounds (Round 16 announced Feb 18, 2025 awarding $611,863 to 170 addresses). Process is rolling: at least every three months IBO publishes addresses requesting service, providers have 10 days to notify availability and 60 days to submit bids, IBO evaluates within 30 days.
Indiana Connectivity Program (ICP) is sponsored by State of Indiana (Indiana Broadband Office). A state-funded grant program to help unserved and underserved home or business owners (with access to speeds less than 100 Mbps download and 20 Mbps upload) get connected to broadband internet service.
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## Indiana Broadband Home * BEAD - Click to ExpandToggle menu * Challenge Process - Click to Expand * Rebuttal Phase - Click to Expand * Pre-Qualification - Click to Expand * BEAD Subgrantee Selection - Click to Expand * Permitting & Pole Attachment Resources - Click to Expand * BEAD Final Proposal & Subgrant Agreements - Click to Expand * Indiana Connectivity Program (ICP) * I Want To - Click to ExpandToggle menu * Find Internet in my Area * Contact the Indiana Broadband Office * Learn what Broadband Speed I Need * Online Services - Click to ExpandToggle menu * More IN.
gov Online Services * Top FAQs - Click to ExpandToggle menu ## Indiana Connectivity Program (ICP) This is a state-funded grant that can help many one-off locations get connected.
Unserved and underserved home or business owners (with access to actual speeds less than 100 Mbps download and 20 Mbps upload) can apply for consideration by entering their information into the Next Level Connections portal to initiate their interest in receiving broadband internet service.
Internet Service Providers will have the opportunity to review these locations and submit bids to the state on the cost of providing service to these locations. The IBO will evaluate these bids and make awards to the providers whose bid presents the lowest cost per Mbps to the state for extension of the service.
* **Click here to register** * **Click here for returning users** If any provider is interested in participating in the Indiana Connectivity Program (ICP), they must contact the Next Level Connections/ Indiana Connectivity Program team at**NLC@ocra. IN. gov**.
Providers can take a look at theInstructions document here. Broadband providers must complete their projects within nine months of the contract date. *Inputting location information into the Next Level Connections portal does not guarantee extension of service.
*If a resident or business cannot access the online portal, the Indiana Broadband Office can assist in this process. Please email nlc@ocra. in.
gov. Locations that currently lack broadband service or have actual broadband speeds of less than 100/20 Mbps are eligible. The location can be residential or business. The portfolio of Next Level Connections Broadband Programs has been allocated $270 million in total.
This would include the Indiana Connectivity Program. Limits per line extension are set by Indiana Code. These limits are: *A per passing amount that cannot exceed $4,800.
The bidding and challenge processes must take place before awards can be made. Once made, projects must be completed within nine months of the contract date.
* At least every three months, the IBO will publish to registered providers the addresses requesting service * Service providers will have 10 days to notify the IBO of service availability at those locations * Service Providers have 60 days to submit bids on locations they would like to extend service to * The IBO will evaluate all bids within 30 days and select the provider whose bid presents the lowest cost per Mbps to the state.
### How to submit your information: Indiana residents and business owners can submit their address and information through the online portal, or by emailing: nlc@ocra. in. gov **Attn: Indiana Broadband Office** * Round 16The Indiana Connectivity Program announced the 16th round of awards on February 18, 2025.
The 16th round of the program awarded $611,863. 00 to expand broadband access to 170 addresses across 42 counties. Of these, 163 are homes and 7 are businesses.
Internet providers implementing the projects contributed a matching amount of $211,863. 00 bringing the total investment to $823,726. 00.
To find the number of addresses funded by each provider, click here. To find the number of addresses funded in each county, click here. For the map of the funded locations for ICP Round 16, click here.
* Round 15The Indiana Connectivity Program announced the 15th round of awards on October 16, 2025. The 15th round of the program awarded $649,876. 00 to expand broadband access to 156 addresses across 28 counties.
Of these, 148 are homes and 7 are businesses. Internet providers implementing the projects contributed a matching amount of $1,116,469. 00,bringing the total investment to $1,766,345.
00. To find the number of addresses funded by each provider, click here. To find the number of addresses funded in each county, click here.
For the map of the funded locations for ICP Round 15, click here. * Round 14The Indiana Connectivity Program announced the 14th round of awards on July 9, 2025. The 14th round of the program awarded $628,906 to expand broadband to 142 addresses across 27 counties.
Of these addresses, 136 are homes and six are businesses. Internet providers carrying out the projects matched $1,424,490 for a total investment of $2,053,369. To find the number of addresses funded by each provider, clickhere.
To find the number of addresses funded in each county, clickhere. For the map of the funded locations for ICP Round 14, clickhere. * Round 13The Indiana Connectivity Program announced the 13th round of awards on April 8, 2025.
The 13th round of the program awarded $1,660,949 to expand broadband to 371 addresses across 40 counties. Of these addresses, 353 are homes and 18 are businesses. Internet providers carrying out the projects matched $6,107,393 for a total investment of $7,768,342.
To find the number of addresses funded by each provider, clickhere. To find the number of addresses funded in each county, clickhere. For the map of the funded locations for ICP Round 13, clickhere.
* Round 12The Indiana Connectivity Program announced the 12th round of awards on Jan. 9, 2025. The 12th round of the program awarded $378,578 to expand broadband to 93 addresses across 19 counties.
Of these addresses, 88 are homes and 5 are businesses. Internet providers carrying out the projects matched $276,869 for a total investment of $655,447. To find the number of addresses funded by each provider, clickhere.
To find the number of addresses funded in each county, clickhere. For the map of the funded locations for ICP Round 12, clickhere. * Round 11The Indiana Connectivity Program announced the 11th round of awards on Oct.
8, 2024. The 11th round of the program awarded $1,489,320 to expand broadband to 326 addresses across 34 counties. Of these addresses, 310 are homes and 16 are businesses.
Internet providers carrying out the projects matched $5,286,195 for a total investment of $6,775,515. To find the number of addresses funded by each provider, clickhere. To find the number of addresses funded in each county, clickhere.
For the map of the funded locations for ICP Round 11, clickhere. * Round 10The Indiana Connectivity Program announced the 10th round of awards on July 11, 2024. The 10th round of the program awarded $3,327,496 to expand broadband to 708 addresses across 38 counties.
Of these addresses, 688 are homes and 20 are businesses. Internet providers carrying out the projects matched $13,706,591 for a total investment of $17,034,087. To find the number of addresses funded by each provider, clickhere.
To find the number of addresses funded in each county, clickhere. For the map of the funded locations for ICP Round 10, clickhere. * Round 9The Indiana Connectivity Program announced the ninth round of awards on April 4, 2024.
The ninth round of the program awarded $657,886 to expand broadband to 152 addresses across 21 counties. Of these addresses, 146 are homes and six are businesses. Internet providers carrying out the projects matched $1,016,458 for a total investment of $1,674,344.
To find the number of addresses funded by each provider, clickhere. To find the number of addresses funded in each county, clickhere. For the map of the funded locations for ICP Round 9, clickhere.
* Round 8The Indiana Connectivity Program announced the eighth round of awards on Jan. 8, 2024. The eighth round of the program awarded $637,346 to expand broadband to 175 addresses across 23 counties.
Of these addresses, 168 are homes and seven are businesses. Internet providers carrying out the projects matched $1,145,002 for a total investment of $1,782,348. To find the number of addresses funded by each provider, clickhere.
To find the number of addresses funded in each county, clickhere. For the map of the funded locations for ICP Round 8, clickhere. * Round 7The Indiana Connectivity Program announced the seventh round of awards on Oct.
2, 2023. The seventh round of the program awarded $550,108 to expand broadband to 140 addresses across 27 counties. Of these addresses, 136 are homes and four are businesses.
Internet providers carrying out the projects matched $277,449 for a total investment of $827,557. To find the number of addresses funded by each provider, clickhere. To find the number of addresses funded in each county, clickhere.
For the map of the funded locations for ICP Round 7, clickhere. * Round 6The Indiana Connectivity Program announced the sixth round of awards on July 6, 2023. The sixth round of the program awarded $898,075 to expand broadband to 216 addresses across 23 counties.
Of these addresses, 208 are homes and eight are businesses. Internet providers carrying out the projects matched over $2. 1 million for a total investment of over $3 million.
To find the number of addresses funded by each provider, clickhere. To find the number of addresses funded in each county, clickhere. For the map of the funded locations for ICP round six, clickhere.
* Round 5The Indiana Connectivity Program announced the fifth round of awards on April 12, 2023. The fifth round of the program awarded $842,865 to expand broadband to 216 addresses across 18 counties. Of these addresses, 206 are homes and 10 are businesses.
Internet providers carrying out the projects matched over $1. 4 million for a total investment of over $2. 2 million.
To find the number of addresses funded by each provider, clickhere. To find the number of addresses funded in each county, clickhere. For the map of the funded locations for ICP round five, clickhere.
* Round 4The Indiana Connectivity Program announced the fourth round of awards on Jan. 11, 2023. The fourth round of the program awarded $925,574 to expand broadband to 254 addresses across 30 counties.
Of these addresses, 235 are homes and 19 are businesses. Internet providers carrying out the projects matched over $2. 4 million for a total investment of over $3.
3 million To find the number of addresses funded by each provider, clickhere. To find the number of addresses funded in each county, clickhere. For the map of the funded locations for ICP Round 4, clickhere.
* Round 3The Indiana Connectivity Program announced the third round of awards on Oct. 6, 2022. The third round of the program awarded $760,727 to expand broadband to 197 addresses across 28 counties.
Of these addresses, 188 are homes and nine are businesses. Internet providers carrying out the projects matched over $1,880,770 for a total investment of $2,641,497. To find the number of addresses funded by each provider and the number of addresses funded in each county, clickhere.
* Round 2The Indiana Connectivity Program announced the second round of awards on July 14, 2022. The second round of the program awarded $259,697 to expand broadband to 58 addresses across 19 counties. Of these addresses, 56 are homes and two are businesses.
Internet providers carrying out the projects matched over $265,011 for a total investment of $524,708. To find the number of addresses funded in each county, clickhere. * Round 1The Indiana Connectivity Program announced the first round of awards on April 28, 2022.
The first round of the program awarded $654,678 to expand broadband to 253 addresses across 40 counties. Of these addresses, 246 are homes and seven are businesses. Internet providers carrying out the projects matched over $1.
5 million for a total investment of $2. 2 million. To find the number of addresses funded in each county, clickhere.
To find a map of the funded locations, clickhere. * State Information Live Chat;) * Email State Information Center * State Employee Resources * Indiana Administrative Code * Report Accessibility Issues Your feedback will be used to help improve Google Translate
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Unserved and underserved home or business owners in Indiana with actual broadband speeds below 100 Mbps download/20 Mbps upload can apply; Internet Service Providers can participate by contacting the Indiana Broadband Office. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Indiana Connectivity Program (ICP) is funded by State of Indiana (Indiana Broadband Office). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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