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Trace Fiber Networks, LLC. - Trace Fiber Network Chickasaw Country Project 4 (CM61-BEAD-OK-54-2992)

Official project code: CM61-BEAD-OK-54-2992

Trace Fiber Networks, LLC. - Trace Fiber Network Chickasaw Country Project 4 (CM61-BEAD-OK-54-2992) is a broadband project record in Oklahoma. Recorded technology: Fiber. Reported award: not reported. Linked award holder: Trace Fiber Networks.

Sources: NTIA dashboard extract

Summary from published records · Source as of: Apr 13, 2026 · Materially updated:

Key facts

Official project code
CM61-BEAD-OK-54-2992 Sources: NTIA dashboard extract
Project state or territory
Oklahoma Sources: NTIA dashboard extract
Reported award
Not reportedReporting period: 2026-04-13 Sources: NTIA dashboard extract
Planned service locations
Not reportedReporting period: 2026-04-13 Sources: NTIA dashboard extract
Recorded deployment technologies
Fiber Sources: NTIA dashboard extract
Project award status
Provisional Sources: NTIA dashboard extract
Planned start
2026-01-06Planned date — not evidence that work occurred. Sources: NTIA dashboard extract
Planned completion
2026-12-31Planned date — not evidence that work occurred. Sources: NTIA dashboard extract

An award is not an open solicitation, revenue, cash received, or guaranteed contractor demand. A planned date alone does not establish construction or completion.

Description supplied by the source

race Fiber Networks LLC proposes a comprehensive fiber-to-the-premises (FTTP) broadband infrastructure project serving rural and underserved areas in south-central Oklahoma, specifically within Garvin, Marshall, and Love counties. The project will deploy 177.4 miles of new buried fiber infrastructure to deliver future-proof, high-speed internet access with symmetrical speeds of at least 1 Gbps and latency below 100 milliseconds.\\n\\nThis network will directly address the digital divide in areas with limited or no broadband connectivity, enabling access to essential services such as telehealth, online education, remote work, and economic development. The project area includes regions east of Pauls Valley, northeast of Wynnewood, between McMillan and Cumberland, and areas around Lake Texoma and Thackerville, including the Winstar World Casino.\\n\\nThe network architecture features an end-to-end buried fiber design supported by centralized aggregation cabinets and scalable XGS-PON technology. The deployment will pass 1,174 eligible locations, including 45 community anchor institutions, and will offer a low-cost service option at $55/month for 100 Mbps / 20 Mbps service to all subscribers, without means testing.\\n\\nThe proposed buildout is expected to span approximately 18 months from groundbreaking to customer-ready activation. It aligns with BEAD program goals by prioritizing unserved locations, delivering affordable and reliable broadband.

Sources: NTIA dashboard extract

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Limitations and interpretation

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Sources and evidence

  1. NTIA dashboard extractAs of: Apr 13, 2026 · Record: ntia_powerbi:OK:CM61-BEAD-OK-54-2992