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E-Rate Manager New E-Rate Funding Decisions Report Funding Year 2016 (7/1/2016 - 6/30/2017) Decision Wave 036 E-rate Manager New E-rate Funding Decisions Report Funding Year 2016 (7/1/2016 - 6/30/2017) Decision Wave 036 Summary Fast Facts Category Funded Denied Issue Date: 03/02/2017 Applicant Count: 460 Telecom Services $0.00M $0.00M Service Provider Count: 496 Internet Access $55.81M $17.26M Avg. Funding per Applicant: $176,953.42 Internal Connections $19.79M $3.96M Avg. Funding per Service Provider: $164,110.03 Basic Maintenance $0.22M $0.59M Approved Requests: 1,816 Voice Service $5.39M $0.79M Rejected Requests: 443 Total $81.22M $22.60M Top Ten Funding Commitments Rank Service Provider Amount Rank Applicant Amount 1 CENTURYLINK QWEST CORPORATION $9.26M 1 UTAH EDUCATION AND TELEHEALTH NETWORK $11.59M 2 HUNT TELECOMMUNICATIONS, LLC $4.52M 2 CADDO PARISH SCHOOL DISTRICT $5.53M 3 KELLY CABLE OF NEW MEXICO $3.55M 3 MIDDLE RIO GRANDE PUEBLO TRIBAL CONSOR $3.98M 4 CONTERRA ULTRA BROADBAND, LLC $2.55M 4 FULTON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT $2.64M 5 BELLSOUTH TELECOMMUNICATIONS, LLC $2.52M 5 AMPHITHEATER UNIF SCH DIST 10 $2.58M 6 F.E.C. ELECTRIC INC. $2.45M 6 REDLANDS UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST $2.45M 7 STRATEGIC PRODUCTS & SERVICES, LLC $1.99M 7 THE SCHOOL BOARD OF MARION COUNTY, FLO $1.99M 8 COX NEVADA TELCOM, LLC $1.76M 8 CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT $1.79M 9 CENTRAL UTAH TELEPHONE INC. $1.53M 9 MODESTO CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT $1.79M 10 INFORMATION TRANSPORT SOLUTIONS, INC. $1.45M 10 INTERMEDIATE UNIT 17 $1.39M Top Ten Funding Denials Rank Service Provider Amount Rank Applicant Amount 1 HUNT TELECOMMUNICATIONS, LLC $4.40M 1 CADDO PARISH SCHOOL DISTRICT $4.40M 2 KELLY CABLE OF NEW MEXICO $3.37M 2 MIDDLE RIO GRANDE PUEBLO TRIBAL CONSOR $3.37M 3 COX NEVADA TELCOM, LLC $1.76M 3 CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT $1.80M 4 PINNACLE NETWORX, LLC $1.75M 4 PAULDING COUNTY SCHOOL DIST $1.75M 5 WAVEDIVISION HOLDINGS, LLC $0.52M 5 STATE OF DELAWARE-OIS-OTM $0.49M 6 FIBER TECHNOLOGIES NETWORKS, L.L.C. $0.49M 6 MODESTO CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT $0.48M 7 GKR SYSTEMS INC. $0.48M 7 DIVISION OF TECHNOLOGY $0.47M 8 SOUTH CAROLINA NET, INC DBA SPIRIT CO $0.47M 8 BLADEN COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT $0.46M 9 STAR TELEPHONE MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION $0.46M 9 GESTALT COMMUNITY SCHOOLS $0.41M 10 CENTURYLINK CORPORATION (FKA EMBARQ) $0.39M 10 GREENEVILLE-GREENE CO LIB $0.39M This data is current as of Mar 3, 2017 and is subject to change. The latest funding data may be found in E-rate Manager EDGE at https://www.fundsforlearning.com © 2017 Funds For Learning LLC Service Categories: TS=Telecommunication Services IA=Internet Access IC=Internal Connections BM=Basic Maintenance of Internal Connections Page 1 of 79 Applicant Funding Detail - Funding Year 2016 Wave 036 Alabama MARION COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION (128000) Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed AT&T MOBILITY (143025240) IA $0 $0 $0 AT&T MOBILITY (143025240) VS $1,177 $0 $1,177 CENTURYLINK CENTURYTEL OF VS $20,706 $0 $20,706 ALAB INCARE TECHNOLOGIES, INC (1430 IC $253,506 $0 $253,506 Total $275,389 $0 $275,389 MORGAN COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT (128006) Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed BELLSOUTH VS $7,894 $0 $7,894 TELECOMMUNICATIONS, B B COMER MEMORIAL LIBRARY (127946) EARTHLINK BUSINESS (143001196) VS $11,920 $0 $11,920 Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed Total $19,814 $0 $19,814 PINNACLE NETWORX, LLC (1430326 IC $3,676 $0 $3,676 PINNACLE NETWORX, LLC (1430326 BM $1,728 $0 $1,728 TUSCALOOSA PUBLIC LIBRARY (127971) Total $5,404 $0 $5,404 Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed AT&T MOBILITY (143025240) IA $368 $0 $368 DALE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT (128130) AT&T MOBILITY (143025240) VS $987 $184 $803 Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed BELLSOUTH VS $8,894 $0 $8,894 INFORMATION TRANSPORT IA $10,000 $10,000 $0 TELECOMMUNICATIONS, SOLUTION WHOLESALE CARRIER SERVCES, IA $24,961 $0 $24,961 Total $10,000 $10,000 $0 INC WHOLESALE CARRIER SERVCES, VS $12,693 $0 $12,693 ELMORE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT (128085) INC Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed Total $47,903 $184 $47,719 INFORMATION TRANSPORT IA $1,231,200 $0 $1,231,200 SOLUTION Alabama Total $1,748,176 $51,446 $1,696,731 INFORMATION TRANSPORT VS $68,400 $0 $68,400 SOLUTION VERIZON WIRELESS (CELLCO PARTN VS $11,002 $0 $11,002 Total $1,310,602 $0 $1,310,602 MADISON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT (128034) Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed IE-DYNETICS, INC. (143020723) IC $41,262 $41,262 $0 IE-DYNETICS, INC. (143020723) MB $37,803 $0 $37,803 Total $79,064 $41,262 $37,803 This data is current as of Mar 3, 2017 and is subject to change. The latest funding data may be found in E-rate Manager EDGE at https://www.fundsforlearning.com © 2017 Funds For Learning LLC Service Categories: TS=Telecommunication Services IA=Internet Access IC=Internal Connections BM=Basic Maintenance of Internal Connections Page 2 of 79 Applicant Funding Detail - Funding Year 2016 Wave 036 Arizona GLENDALE UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT (142965) Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed CENTURYLINK QWEST IC $39,661 $0 $39,661 COMMUNICATIO CENTURYLINK QWEST BM $8,262 $0 $8,262 COMMUNICATIO Total $47,922 $0 $47,922 SNOWFLAKE UNIF SCHOOL DIST 5 (143143) Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed AMK SOLUTIONS LLC (143048397) IA $118,286 $118,286 $0 Total $118,286 $118,286 $0 AMPHITHEATER UNIF SCH DIST 10 (143117) SOUTHGATE ACADEMY (224970) Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed CENTURYLINK QWEST VS $3,434 $0 $3,434 LOGIN (143024458) IC $37,039 $0 $37,039 CORPORATION Total $37,039 $0 $37,039 CONTERRA ULTRA BROADBAND, IA $2,550,482 $0 $2,550,482 LLC Arizona Total $3,572,244 $189,826 $3,382,418 TW TELECOM HOLDINGS, INC. (143 IA $25,200 $0 $25,200 TW TELECOM HOLDINGS, INC. (143 VS $3,360 $0 $3,360 Total $2,582,476 $0 $2,582,476 COLORADO RIVER EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY CONSORTIUM (16076022) Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed K2A CONSTRUCTION INC (14304912 IA $71,540 $71,540 $0 MERCURY VOICE AND DATA, LLC (1 IA $48,600 $0 $48,600 Total $120,140 $71,540 $48,600 CREIGHTON ELEM SCH DISTRICT 14 (142904) Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed LOGICALIS INC (143004779) IC $660,623 $0 $660,623 Total $660,623 $0 $660,623 GADSDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT #32 (146343) Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed VERIZON WIRELESS (CELLCO PARTN VS $5,758 $0 $5,758 Total $5,758 $0 $5,758 This data is current as of Mar 3, 2017 and is subject to change. The latest funding data may be found in E-rate Manager EDGE at https://www.fundsforlearning.com © 2017 Funds For Learning LLC Service Categories: TS=Telecommunication Services IA=Internet Access IC=Internal Connections BM=Basic Maintenance of Internal Connections Page 3 of 79 Applicant Funding Detail - Funding Year 2016 Wave 036 Arkansas LAVACA PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT (139721) Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed LAVACA TELEPHONE COMPANY, INC. IA $9,720 $0 $9,720 Total $9,720 $0 $9,720 Arkansas Total $495,507 $71,875 $423,632 CONWAY PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST 1 (139488) Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed CONWAY CORPORATION (143032922) IA $238,080 $61,440 $176,640 VERIZON WIRELESS (CELLCO PARTN VS $1,289 $0 $1,289 Total $239,369 $61,440 $177,929 FOREMAN PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT (139425) Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed AT&T MOBILITY (143025240) VS $197 $0 $197 SKYRIDER COMMUNICATIONS, INC. IA $94,982 $0 $94,982 WALNUT HILL TELEPHONE IA $21,887 $0 $21,887 COMPANY WALNUT HILL TELEPHONE VS $1,796 $0 $1,796 COMPANY Total $118,863 $0 $118,863 GREENE CO TECH SCHOOL DISTRICT (139602) Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed CDW GOVERNMENT LLC (143005588) IC $111,202 $0 $111,202 CDW GOVERNMENT LLC (143005588) BM $700 $0 $700 Total $111,902 $0 $111,902 LAKE HAMILTON SCHOOL DIST 5 (139463) Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed WINDSTREAM COMMUNICATIONS, IA $10,435 $10,435 $0 LLC WINDSTREAM COMMUNICATIONS, VS $5,218 $0 $5,218 LLC Total $15,653 $10,435 $5,218 This data is current as of Mar 3, 2017 and is subject to change. The latest funding data may be found in E-rate Manager EDGE at https://www.fundsforlearning.com © 2017 Funds For Learning LLC Service Categories: TS=Telecommunication Services IA=Internet Access IC=Internal Connections BM=Basic Maintenance of Internal Connections Page 4 of 79 Applicant Funding Detail - Funding Year 2016 Wave 036 California CORONA-NORCO UNIF SCH DISTRICT (143597) Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed AT&T CORP. (143001192) VS $2,755 $0 $2,755 AT&T MOBILITY (143025240) VS $2,715 $0 $2,715 CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS IA $51,062 $0 $51,062 (143005 PACIFIC BELL TELEPHONE IA $10,849 $0 $10,849 COMPANY PACIFIC BELL TELEPHONE VS $34,026 $0 $34,026 COMPANY SUNESYS, LLC (143019764) IA $606,933 $0 $606,933 Total $708,340 $0 $708,340 ALVORD UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT (143745) E CENTER (16045850) Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed AT&T CORP. (143001192) VS $2,867 $0 $2,867 AT&T MOBILITY (143025240) IA $38,205 $0 $38,205 PACIFIC BELL TELEPHONE VS $1,691 $0 $1,691 AT&T MOBILITY (143025240) VS $22,446 $0 $22,446 COMPANY U.S. TELEPACIFIC CORP (1430201 IA $156,915 $78,457 $78,457 PACIFIC BELL TELEPHONE VS $96,141 $0 $96,141 U.S. TELEPACIFIC CORP (1430201 VS $11,643 $0 $11,643 COMPANY Total $229,208 $78,457 $150,750 SUNESYS, LLC (143019764) IA $0 $0 $0 Total $100,698 $0 $100,698 EAST WHITTIER CITY ELEM S D (143505) Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed BALLICO-CRESSEY ELEM SCH DIST (144360) CACHE VALLEY ELECTRIC (1430261 IC $873,016 $0 $873,016 Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed CACHE VALLEY ELECTRIC (1430261 BM $0 $0 $0 CVIN, LLC (143035853) IA $309,120 $0 $309,120 Total $873,016 $0 $873,016 Total $309,120 $0 $309,120 BLACK GOLD COOPERATIVE LIB SYS (143802) Service Provider Svc Requested Rejected Committed CIO SOLUTIONS (143049116) IC $47,807 $0 $47,807 CIO SOLUTIONS (143049116) BM $4,877 $0 $4,877 Total $52,684 $0 $52,684 This data is current as of Mar 3, 2017 and is subject to change.
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