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

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

Selling to Pittsburgh School District? USAC committed $2.1M to it over FY2024-2026, $1.2M 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.

Pennsylvania · FY2026 · updated nightly from USAC open data
For providers and resellersSelling to Pittsburgh School District
0open 470s

No 470 open today

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

$3MC2 budget left

Money still to spend

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

Budget $3.9M
0contracts ending

Within 12 months

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

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0 of 4 FY2026 requests had a single bidder90% discount rate: pays 10 cents on the dollarIncumbents: Advizex Technologies LLC, Crown Castle Fiber LLC, Treasure Lake LPEmail me when Pittsburgh School District opens a 470
$2.1M
committed FY2024-2026
8
funding requests
3
providers
$3M
C2 left, FY2026-2030

Commitments by year

Funding yearCommittedFunding requestsProviders
FY2026$1,194,51643
FY2025$488,01922
FY2024$452,99821

Who serves Pittsburgh School District

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

ProviderServicesYearsCommitted FY2024-2026
Crown Castle Fiber LLCData and internetFY2024, FY2025, FY2026$1,373,535
Advizex Technologies LLCInternal connections, Managed Wi-FiFY2026$713,398
Treasure Lake LPData and internetFY2025, FY2026$48,600

What is already installed

Category 2 line items FY2024-2026: the installed base a competing bid has to fit, or replace.

ManufacturerLine itemsQuantityCostModelsLatest
Fortinet1111,112$834,220FC-10-F431F-247-02-12, FC-10-148FF-247-02-36, FC-10-M426E-247-02-36FY2026

Category 2 budget

CycleBudgetLeftStatusConsultant on file
FY2026-2030$3,887,277$3,047,986ConfirmedTritt Schell Consulting Services

Common questions

Who provides E-rate services to Pittsburgh School District?

Crown Castle Fiber LLC (Data and internet, $1.4M); Advizex Technologies LLC (Internal connections, Managed Wi-Fi, $713K); Treasure Lake LP (Data and internet, $49K).

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

$3M of a $3.9M budget in the FY2026-2030 cycle (Confirmed), as of Nov 5, 2026.

What network equipment does Pittsburgh School District use?

Fortinet (11 line items), from Form 471 line items FY2024-2026.

Does Pittsburgh 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.