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Dayton City School District E-rate: who serves it, contracts ending, C2 budget left

USAC committed $1.7M to Dayton City School District (Ohio) over FY2024-2026 across 8 funding requests from 3 providers; $2.1M Category 2 budget is left in the FY2026-2030 cycle, 1 contract ends in the next 12 months and 0 Form 470s are open.

Selling to Dayton City School District? USAC committed $1.7M to it over FY2024-2026, $928K in FY2026. Here is who holds its services today, which contracts end soon, what equipment is already installed, and how much Category 2 budget it still has to spend.

Ohio · FY2026 · updated nightly from USAC open data
For providers and resellersSelling to Dayton City School District
0open 470s

No 470 open today

When Dayton City School District posts a Form 470 it takes bids for 28 days. The alert below tells you the day it does.

$2.1MC2 budget left

Money still to spend

Category 2 budget left in the FY2026-2030 cycle (Preliminary).

Budget $2.9M
1contracts ending

Within 12 months

E-rate contracts at Dayton City School District that reach their end date in the next year.

Next: CDW Government LLC, Sep 30, 2027
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1 of 3 FY2026 requests had a single bidder90% discount rate: pays 10 cents on the dollarIncumbents: CDW Government LLC, Miami Valley Educational Computer Association, OARnetEmail me when Dayton City School District opens a 470
$1.7M
committed FY2024-2026
8
funding requests
3
providers
$2.1M
C2 left, FY2026-2030

Commitments by year

Funding yearCommittedFunding requestsProviders
FY2026$928,44833
FY2025$266,97622
FY2024$496,44433

Who serves Dayton City School District

Every provider with a funded request at Dayton City School District in the last three funding years: the incumbents a bid has to displace.

ProviderServicesYearsCommitted FY2024-2026
CDW Government LLCData and internet, Internal connectionsFY2024, FY2026$890,940
Miami Valley Educational Computer AssociationData and internetFY2024, FY2025, FY2026$664,848
OARnetData and internetFY2024, FY2025, FY2026$136,080

Contracts ending in the next 12 months

Contract end dates as filed on the Form 471; June 30 funding-year boundaries are left out.

ProviderServiceCommittedEnds
CDW Government LLCInternal connections$661,472Sep 30, 2027

Category 2 budget

CycleBudgetLeftStatusConsultant on file
FY2026-2030$2,895,553$2,117,351PreliminaryEducation Plus

Common questions

Who provides E-rate services to Dayton City School District?

CDW Government LLC (Data and internet, Internal connections, $891K); Miami Valley Educational Computer Association (Data and internet, $665K); OARnet (Data and internet, $136K).

How much E-rate Category 2 budget does Dayton City School District have left?

$2.1M of a $2.9M budget in the FY2026-2030 cycle (Preliminary), as of Nov 5, 2026.

Which of Dayton City School District's E-rate contracts end soon?

CDW Government LLC, Internal connections, ends Sep 30, 2027.

Does Dayton City School District have an E-rate Form 470 open right now?

Not as of Nov 5, 2026. Form 470s post most weeks in the fall and winter and take bids for 28 days.

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Compiled from public records and refreshed nightly; last updated Nov 5, 2026. Figures are as USAC publishes them; committed amounts are funding commitments, not payments. Contract end dates on June 30 are left out because many applicants enter the funding-year end instead. Check the source before acting. See something wrong? Tell us and we will correct it.