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FCC Form 470 (26-27)

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An E-Rate Form 470 from Davidson County Public Library in Lexington, NC. Providers can bid until Nov 24, 2026.

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ApplicantDavidson County Public Library
TypeLibrary System
LocationLexington, NC
CountyDavidson
Form 470 number270002433
Funding year2027
PostedOct 27, 2026
Bids accepted untilNov 24, 2026 (26 days left)
Schools or libraries covered5

What they are asking for

ServiceWhatQuantityCapacitySites
Internet accessInternet Access And Data Transmission Service4 each5 Mbps to 750 Mbps4

In their words: internet access (Category 1)

Internet Services for 4 branches of DCPL

Their E-Rate history

In funding year 2026, Davidson County Public Library had $9,300 of E-Rate services before discount, with a 90% E-Rate discount, from Charter Communications Operating, LLC.

YearServiceProviderCost before discountBids receivedContract ends
2026Internet accessCharter Communications Operating, LLC$3,6003Jun 30, 2029
2026Internet accessCharter Communications Operating, LLC$3,6003Jun 30, 2029
2026Internet accessCharter Communications Operating, LLC$1,3803Jun 30, 2027
2026Internet accessCharter Communications Operating, LLC$7203Jun 30, 2027
2025Internet accessCharter Communications Operating, LLC$3,6003Jun 30, 2029
2025Internet accessCharter Communications Operating, LLC$3,6003Jun 30, 2028
2025Internet accessCharter Communications Operating, LLC$1,3803Jun 30, 2026
2025Internet accessCharter Communications Operating, LLC$7203Jun 30, 2026

From USAC funding request data (FCC Form 471). Costs are the amounts requested before the E-Rate discount.

Read the full Form 470 on USAC (PDF)

All open E-Rate requests

Source: E-Rate FCC Form 470 data published by USAC (Universal Service Administrative Company) on opendata.usac.org, read once a day and shown as published, without warranty. Always read the full Form 470 and any RFP before you respond, and follow the competitive bidding rules of the E-Rate program.