How much High Cost Universal Service funding is obligated in Nebraska?

USAspending records $1,164,913,608.90 in CFDA 32.002 obligations with Nebraska place of performance, covering 62 awards. That is an obligation aggregate, not outlays.

Is CFDA 32.002 the entire Universal Service Fund?

No. This cell is the High Cost catalog title only. Other USF mechanisms under different CFDA numbers are not included in $1,164,913,608.90.

What is the average High Cost award in Nebraska?

Dividing $1,164,913,608.90 by 62 awards produces about $18.8 million per award. That mean is not a median and not a monthly support invoice.

Does this include all federal spending in Nebraska?

No. Only CFDA 32.002 is in this cell. Other programs appear on the Nebraska programs index.

Universal Service Fund - High Cost in Nebraska

CFDA 32.002 — federal program obligations to Nebraska

Total obligated

$1.17B

Awards

USAspending.gov records $1,164,913,608.90 in Universal Service Fund - High Cost obligations under CFDA 32.002 with place of performance in Nebraska, across 62 awards. The figure is a program-by-state obligation aggregate, not a map of every rural telephone line and not Nebraska’s complete federal total. Dividing $1,164,913,608.90 by 62 awards yields about $18.8 million per award on average. This page is the join of catalog 32.002 and state NE.

Key figures

CFDA 32.002 shows $1,164,913,608.90 in Nebraska obligations on 62 awards.
Mean obligation is about $18.8 million per award.
High Cost is one USF catalog line, not every telecommunications program.
Figures are obligations from USAspending.gov, not outlays.

High-cost USF and Nebraska as a two-key cell

CFDA 32.002 carries the title Universal Service Fund - High Cost. Nebraska is the place-of-performance state on the matching rows. $1,164,913,608.90 is the sum of obligations that carry both keys. The Nebraska hub totals every CFDA. The national 32.002 hub totals every state. This tie is the overlap. It does not prove that Nebraska’s rural density caused the awards, and it does not convert support payments into a quality ranking of carriers.

Sixty-two awards against $1.16 billion is a concentrated instrument file relative to assistance lines that run to thousands of rows. The mean near $18.8 million is an average across those 62 records, not a typical monthly support check.

CFDA 32.002 is one universal-service bucket

High Cost is a specific catalog title. Other Universal Service Fund mechanisms, if they appear under different CFDA numbers, are not inside $1,164,913,608.90. Folding those lines together would misstate this cell. Packet facts are the obligation sum, 62 awards, state NE, and CFDA 32.002. No carrier list and no subscriber count are included.

The catalog describes support intended for high-cost areas. USAspending still records the dollars as obligations on award rows tagged to Nebraska. That geography tag is not a census of unserved locations and is not a Federal Communications Commission docket summary.

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Questions

How much High Cost Universal Service funding is obligated in Nebraska?: USAspending records $1,164,913,608.90 in CFDA 32.002 obligations with Nebraska place of performance, covering 62 awards. That is an obligation aggregate, not outlays.
Is CFDA 32.002 the entire Universal Service Fund?: No. This cell is the High Cost catalog title only. Other USF mechanisms under different CFDA numbers are not included in $1,164,913,608.90.
What is the average High Cost award in Nebraska?: Dividing $1,164,913,608.90 by 62 awards produces about $18.8 million per award. That mean is not a median and not a monthly support invoice.
Does this include all federal spending in Nebraska?: No. Only CFDA 32.002 is in this cell. Other programs appear on the Nebraska programs index.

USAspending.gov CFDA program aggregates by place of performance state. Obligations are not outlays.

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Universal Service Fund - High Cost (CFDA 32.002) in Nebraska

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