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MILLENNIUM CONSULTING SERVICE is the consultant named on Category 2 budgets for 13 E-rate applicants in Mississippi, $6.8M of budget with $4.9M left in the FY2026-2030 cycle; 0 of those applicants have a Form 470 open and 0 contracts end in the next 12 months.
Selling into MILLENNIUM CONSULTING SERVICE's districts? It is the consultant named on the Category 2 budgets of 13 applicants in Mississippi, $6.8M of budget with $4.9M still to spend in the FY2026-2030 cycle. Here are those applicants, who is winning at them, which have a Form 470 open and whose contracts end soon.
When one of its applicants posts a 470 it takes bids for 28 days. The alert below tells you the day it happens.
Category 2 budget still unspent at the 13 applicants, FY2026-2030 cycle.
72% of budgetE-rate contracts at its applicants that end in the next year.
Applicants whose Category 2 budget filing names MILLENNIUM CONSULTING SERVICE, largest budget first.
| Applicant | State | C2 budget | Left | Status | Committed FY2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JONES COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT | Mississippi | $1,726,245 | $1,388,591 | Confirmed | $396,843 |
| GULFPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT | Mississippi | $1,210,428 | $351,269 | Confirmed | $782,127 |
| CLEVELAND SCHOOL DISTRICT | Mississippi | $630,390 | $584,454 | Confirmed | $150,555 |
| LAUREL SCHOOL DISTRICT | Mississippi | $623,537 | $516,057 | Preliminary | $148,327 |
| MONROE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT | Mississippi | $481,430 | $391,486 | Confirmed | $101,715 |
| TATE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT | Mississippi | $399,109 | $287,137 | Confirmed | $130,378 |
| COLUMBIA SCHOOL DISTRICT | Mississippi | $322,109 | $151,630 | Confirmed | $215,107 |
| QUITMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT | Mississippi | $317,412 | $196,942 | Confirmed | $133,450 |
| UNION PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT | Mississippi | $259,300 | $259,300 | Forecast | – |
| NEWTON MUNICIPAL SCHOOL DIST | Mississippi | $216,365 | $216,365 | Forecast | – |
| NETTLETON SCHOOL DISTRICT | Mississippi | $197,135 | $183,749 | Confirmed | $11,379 |
| HOLLY SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT | Mississippi | $191,028 | $191,028 | Forecast | $75,060 |
| ABERDEEN SCHOOL DISTRICT | Mississippi | $190,282 | $180,433 | Confirmed | $7,880 |
Service providers with funded requests in FY2026 at the applicants MILLENNIUM CONSULTING SERVICE files for.
| Provider | Applicants | Committed FY2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Innovative Software, Inc. | 7 | $1,011,342 |
| Telepak Networks, Inc. | 8 | $566,670 |
| Howard Technology Solutions | 3 | $488,936 |
| Southern Light, LLC | 1 | $70,200 |
| Network Cabling Solutions, Inc. | 1 | $15,672 |
JONES COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT (Mississippi); GULFPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT (Mississippi); CLEVELAND SCHOOL DISTRICT (Mississippi); LAUREL SCHOOL DISTRICT (Mississippi); MONROE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT (Mississippi); TATE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT (Mississippi); and 7 more.
Innovative Software, Inc. (7 applicants, $1M); Telepak Networks, Inc. (8 applicants, $567K); Howard Technology Solutions (3 applicants, $489K); Southern Light, LLC (1 applicants, $70K); Network Cabling Solutions, Inc. (1 applicants, $16K) in FY2026.
$4.9M of $6.8M in the FY2026-2030 cycle, as of Nov 5, 2026.
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.