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An E-Rate Form 470 from Father Mccartan Memorial SCH in Marceline, MO. Providers can bid until Nov 26, 2026.

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ApplicantFather Mccartan Memorial SCH
TypeSchool
LocationMarceline, MO
CountyLinn
Form 470 number270002561
Funding year2027
PostedOct 29, 2026
Bids accepted untilNov 26, 2026 (26 days left)
Schools or libraries covered1

What they are asking for

ServiceWhatQuantityCapacitySites
Internet accessInternet Access And Data Transmission Service1 each300 Mbps to 1 Gbps1

In their words: internet access (Category 1)

Father McCartan School is seeking bids for internet access and data transmission service for the 2027 funding year.

Read the applicant's full note

The school currently utilizes fiber internet service with an approximate bandwidth of 250 Mbps.The school is interested in reliable, high speed internet service to support approximately 44 students, 10 staff members, and 63 connected devices, including computers, Chromebooks, smartboards, and printers.Providers should specify available bandwidth options, monthly recurring charges, installation or equipment fees, contract terms, and any other applicable costs.

Bids should identify the available service options and any associated pricing for increased bandwidth up to 1 Gbps.The school reserves the right to evaluate proposals based on pricing, service reliability, bandwidth, and overall value.

Their E-Rate history

In funding year 2026, Father Mccartan Memorial SCH had $996 of E-Rate services before discount, with a 50% E-Rate discount, from Chariton Valley Communications Corporation.

YearServiceProviderCost before discountBids receivedContract ends
2026Internet accessChariton Valley Communications Corporation$9964Jun 30, 2027

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.