E-Rate Funding in North Carolina

Data updated Sep 4, 2026 · from USAC open data

Schools and libraries in North Carolina have received $788,105,857 in committed E-Rate funding across 14,580 funding requests from 513 applicants. The largest provider by committed dollars is NC Office of Information Technology Services.

See also Rural Health Care (RHC) funding in North Carolina.

Schools and libraries in North Carolina account for 3% of all committed E-Rate funding nationwide. Category 2 equipment makes up 47% of that funding, with Category 1 services accounting for the rest. Annual committed funding was highest in FY2016 at $103.2M.

Committed (all years)
$788.1M
Funding requests
14,580
Applicants
513

Top E-Rate providers in North Carolina, ranked by funding

ProviderCommittedFRNs
NC Office of Information Technology Services$86M137
Charter Communications Operating, LLC$67.2M1467
immixGroup Inc$62.1M1505
Conterra Ultra Broadband, LLC$61M226
Encore Technology Group LLC$58.2M1307
Applied Network Consulting Group$48.1M999
DISYS Solutions, Inc$45.4M593
Time Warner Cable Business LLC$35.7M513
NWN Corporation-Raleigh$34.7M240
Connect Parent Corporation$31.3M732

E-Rate funding in North Carolina by year

Funding yearCommittedFRNs
2026$49.6M612
2025$61.9M884
2024$73.3M922
2023$74M816
2022$59M705
2021$82.2M912
2020$73.2M2554
2019$75.5M1964
2018$69.2M1613
2017$67.1M1615
2016$103.2M1983

Largest E-Rate applicants in North Carolina

All 190 qualifying E-Rate applicants in North Carolina

E-Rate in North Carolina: common questions

How much E-Rate funding has North Carolina received?
Schools and libraries in North Carolina have received $788,105,857 in committed E-Rate funding across 14,580 funding requests since FY2016.
Who are the top E-Rate providers in North Carolina?
Ranked by committed funding, the largest E-Rate service providers in North Carolina are NC Office of Information Technology Services, Charter Communications Operating, LLC, and immixGroup Inc.
How many applicants receive E-Rate funding in North Carolina?
513 schools, libraries, and consortia in North Carolina have received committed E-Rate funding.

Contracts on 635 funded E-Rate requests in North Carolina are set to expire in the next 12 months.

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