The attached file includes the Federal Communication Commission’s Broadband Availability Map Fabric (“Fabric”) Location IDs of served locations, which either already have qualifying broadband access or are in an existing state or federally funded project area. As determined through initial analysis by the Office of Broadband, these locations have broadband access as set out in the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Program (BEAD). Separate files are also on the Open Data Portal for unserved and underserved locations. These Location IDs correspond with Version 2 of the Fabric. To download the Fabric, eligible entities must execute a license agreement with CostQuest Associates. General information about this Fabric is available at https://www.costquest.com/broadband-serviceable-location-fabric/.

Broadband providers must secure a Tier D License from CostQuest to view the statewide fabric. Please visit

https://apps.costquest.com/ntiarequest/ for more information.

Local governments and Non-Profits must secure a Tier E License from CostQuest to view the statewide fabric. Please visit https://apps.costquest.com/ntiatiererequest/ for more information

These Fabric Location IDs are provided for local governments, non-profit organizations, and internet service providers to analyze for purposes of the upcoming BEAD challenge process, as outlined in Virginia’s BEAD Initial Proposal Volume 1. Please visit the Virginia Telecommunication Initiative website for more information.

Please note the final list of Served BEAD Eligible Fabric Location IDs will be published following the BEAD challenge process. Also, please note the Office of Broadband is seeking the authority to publish the physical address which corresponds with each BEAD Eligible Fabric Location ID. This file will be updated as permission is gained or clarified otherwise.

The attached file includes the name and address, along with other information, of Community Anchor Institutions (CAIs) identified for the purposes of the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Program (BEAD). As determined by the Office of Broadband, these 18,816 CAIs are covered by the definition set in Virginia’s BEAD Initial Proposal Volume 1 and includes served and unserved CAIs at the gigabit symmetrical speed threshold. This file should be referenced by stakeholders to ensure all Community Anchor Institutions covered by the definition set in Virginia’s BEAD Initial Proposal Volume 1 are included in this list.

These CAIs are provided for local governments, non-profit organizations, and internet service providers to analyze for purposes of the upcoming BEAD challenge process, as outlined in Virginia’s BEAD Initial Proposal Volume 1. Please visit the Virginia Telecommunication Initiative website for more information. Please note the final list of CAIs will be published following the BEAD challenge process.

A separate file is posted on the Open Data Portal, titled “Unserved BEAD Eligible Community Anchor Institutions,” which provides the Federal Communication Commission’s Broadband Availability Map Fabric (“Fabric”) Location IDs of unserved Community Anchor Institutions (CAIs) that lack broadband access to gigabit symmetrical speeds as identified by the Office of Broadband. Please reference this file for more details on the purpose of this list.

The attached file includes the Federal Communication Commission’s Broadband Availability Map Fabric (“Fabric”) Location IDs of unserved Community Anchor Institutions (CAIs). As determined through initial analysis by the Office of Broadband, these 16,412 CAIs lack broadband access to gigabit symmetrical broadband speeds, as set out in the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Program (BEAD). This file should be referenced by stakeholders for deployment efforts, as unserved CAIs are eligible for funding to expand broadband infrastructure to their location that can deliver gigabit symmetrical broadband speeds.

These Location IDs correspond with Version 2 of the Fabric. To download the Fabric, eligible entities must execute a license agreement with CostQuest Associates. General information about this Fabric is available at https://www.costquest.com/broadband-serviceable-location-fabric/.

Broadband providers must secure a Tier D License from CostQuest to view the statewide fabric. Please visit

https://apps.costquest.com/ntiarequest/ for more information.

Local governments and Non-Profits must secure a Tier E License from CostQuest to view the statewide fabric. Please visit https://apps.costquest.com/ntiatiererequest/ for more information.

These Fabric Location IDs are provided for local governments, non-profit organizations, and internet service providers to analyze for purposes of the upcoming BEAD challenge process, as outlined in Virginia’s BEAD Initial Proposal Volume 1. Please visit the Virginia Telecommunication Initiative website for more information.

Please note that existing state and federal broadband funding, given the various network speed obligations, were not considered in this analysis of determining unserved CAIs; however, eligible parties are encouraged to submit a challenge to locations where a state or federal award would provide gigabit symmetrical broadband access to an unserved CAI. Please also note the final list of Unserved BEAD Eligible CAI Fabric Location IDs will be published following the BEAD challenge process. Also, please note the Office of Broadband is seeking the authority to publish the physical address which corresponds with each BEAD Eligible Fabric Location ID. This file will be updated as permission is gained or clarified otherwise.

A separate file is posted on the Open Data Portal, titled “Virginia BEAD Community Anchor Institutions,” which provides the name and address of all Community Anchor Institutions (served and unserved) in the Commonwealth as identified by the Office of Broadband. This separate list should be referenced by stakeholders to ensure all Community Anchor Institutions covered by the definition set in Virginia’s BEAD Initial Proposal Volume 1 are included in this list, regardless of their status as served or unserved by gigabit symmetrical broadband.

The attached file includes the Federal Communication Commission’s Broadband Availability Map Fabric (“Fabric”) Location IDs of underserved locations not in an existing state or federally funded project area. As determined through initial analysis by the Office of Broadband, these 27,806 locations have broadband access at speeds of 25/3, but lack broadband access to speeds of 100/20, as set out in the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Program (BEAD). A separate file is also on the Open Data Portal for unserved locations titled “Unserved BEAD Eligible Locations”). These Location IDs correspond with Version 2 of the Fabric. To download the Fabric, eligible entities must execute a license agreement with CostQuest Associates. General information about this Fabric is available at https://www.costquest.com/broadband-serviceable-location-fabric/.

Broadband providers must secure a Tier D License from CostQuest to view the statewide fabric. Please visit

https://apps.costquest.com/ntiarequest/ for more information.

Local governments and Non-Profits must secure a Tier E License from CostQuest to view the statewide fabric. Please visit https://apps.costquest.com/ntiatiererequest/ for more information

These Fabric Location IDs are provided for local governments, non-profit organizations, and internet service providers to analyze for purposes of the upcoming BEAD challenge process, as outlined in Virginia’s BEAD Initial Proposal Volume 1. Please visit the Virginia Telecommunication Initiative website for more information.

Please note the final list of Underserved BEAD Eligible Fabric Location IDs will be published following the BEAD challenge process. Also, please note the Office of Broadband is seeking the authority to publish the physical address which corresponds with each BEAD Eligible Fabric Location ID. This file will be updated as permission is gained or clarified otherwise.

The attached file includes the Federal Communication Commission’s Broadband Availability Map Fabric (“Fabric”) Location IDs of unserved locations not in an existing state or federally funded project area. As determined through initial analysis by the Office of Broadband, these 134,221 locations lack broadband access to speeds of 25/3, as set out in the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Program (BEAD). A separate file is also on the Open Data Portal for underserved locations titled “Underserved BEAD Eligible Locations”). These Location IDs correspond with Version 2 of the Fabric. To download the Fabric, eligible entities must execute a license agreement with CostQuest Associates. General information about this Fabric is available at https://www.costquest.com/broadband-serviceable-location-fabric/.

Broadband providers must secure a Tier D License from CostQuest to view the statewide fabric. Please visit

https://apps.costquest.com/ntiarequest/ for more information.

Local governments and Non-Profits must secure a Tier E License from CostQuest to view the statewide fabric. Please visit https://apps.costquest.com/ntiatiererequest/ for more information

These Fabric Location IDs are provided for local governments, non-profit organizations, and internet service providers to analyze for purposes of the upcoming BEAD challenge process, as outlined in Virginia’s BEAD Initial Proposal Volume 1. Please visit the Virginia Telecommunication Initiative website for more information.

Please note the final list of Unserved BEAD Eligible Fabric Location IDs will be published following the BEAD challenge process. Also, please note the Office of Broadband is seeking the authority to publish the physical address which corresponds with each BEAD Eligible Fabric Location ID. This file will be updated as permission is gained or clarified otherwise.