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Welcome to the TIIAP Home Page !!
Telecommunications and Information Infrastructure Assistance Program
The TIIAP program is part of the
National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA)
at the
Department of Commerce.
The TIIAP program provides matching grants to state and local governments, health care providers, school districts, libraries, universities, social service organizations, public safety services and other non-profit entities to help them access and use new telecommunications technologies. Grants are awarded after a competitive merit review process. A
short summary of TIIAP
provides details.
What's New at TIIAP?
- Check here for new additions to the TIIAP web site.
The 1995 Grant Round
The 1995 Grant Round is now closed. The deadline for receiving proposals was April 20, 1995. After the proposals have been processed, information on received proposals will be posted here.
The deadline for Letters of Intent, which were required from all applicants, passed on March 23. TIIAP received more than 4000 letters of intent !! We are looking forward to reading the full proposals.
TIIAP's database of
Letters of Intent
for the 1995 Grant Round is now available on-line.
- The
1995 Notice of Availability of Funds and 1995 Application Guidelines
are available in a variety of file formats. The 1995 Notice of Availability of Funds was published in the Federal Register on Friday, February 10 under the Docket Number: 950124024-502401, Part Number 11. The Notice of Availability of Funds puts forth TIIAP's evaluation criteria and definitions for the 1995 grant round, and the Application Guidelines provide detailed information for prospective applicants including copies of the required Federal forms.
- TIIAP held six
Regional Outreach Workshops
this spring - in Charleston (South Carolina), Omaha (Nebraska), Richmond (Virginia), Portland (Oregon), Albany (New York) and Austin (Texas). The workshops were extremely successful and well-attended, as well as an excellent experience for us here at TIIAP. Over 650 people attended our last workshop in Austin, Texas! The workshops followed a general
agenda
with
speakers
and
facilitators
; they provided an overview of TIIAP's role and goals, a detailed discussion of the 1995 application materials, a review of the 1994 TIIAP grants, and focus groups on specific subject areas. Visit our
Virtual Outreach Workshop
to see the slide presentations!
- Do you have questions about TIIAP? Our list of
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
may have answers.
- Contact information
for a wide range of Federal programs that support networking in K-12 education.
Review of the 1994 Grant Round
TIIAP's 1994 award round received more than 1070 applications from 50 states, the District of Columbia and several territories. Requests for TIIAP funds totalled more than $560 million. The 1994 TIIAP grants awarded a total of $24.4 million to 92 projects in 45 states, the District of Columbia and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The grants generated $43 million in matching funds, thus creating a total investment of $67 million towards the building of the National Information Infrastructure (NII).
The following documents on the 1994 grant round are available here:
General TIIAP Information
- Meet the TIIAP Staff!
- How to reach us at TIIAP:
- Electronic Mail:
- tiiap@ntia.doc.gov
- Anonymous File Transfer (FTP):
- ftp.ntia.doc.gov/pub/otia/tiiap
- Gopher:
- gopher.ntia.doc.gov. Login as gopher, and follow the NTIA Grant Programs link.
- Facsimile: (202) 501-5136
- Mailing Address:
- Telecommunications & Information Infrastructure Assistance Program
- National Telecommunications & Information Administration
- U.S. Department of Commerce
- 14th & Constitution Avenue, N.W., Room 6043
- Washington, D.C. 20230
Additional information on NII activities can be found through the
Information Infrastructure Task Force (IITF)
and the
National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA)web sites.
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20APR95