The NTIA’s recent update to the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program has caught the industry’s attention for good reason.
Released on June 10, 2025, the revised framework gives states more flexibility, encourages new deployment models, and raises the bar on permitting, compliance, workforce development, and Buy America standards. In short, the path to broadband just became more complex and more promising.
At SQUAN, we don’t wait for clarity; we build with it.
As a turnkey partner operating in 22 states and expanding into new markets like the Pacific Northwest, we specialize in delivering infrastructure that adapts to policy shifts, scales with demand, and stays ahead of industry change.
Our teams provide real-time permitting visibility, giving customers a clear view of where permits stand so they can plan builds more effectively and stay on track to meet critical deadlines.
With BEAD funding unlikely to be released until 2026, now is the time to develop strategic plans. SQUAN is ready to support partners as they adjust their approach and prepare for what’s ahead. From engineering to construction, we bring the tools, talent, and foresight needed to keep broadband builds moving forward.
The infrastructure world moves fast. At SQUAN, we move faster.
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