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2016-1641	Software Developer II - JEE (Term)	IT (Program Software Development)	US-DC-Washington	IT	5/23/2016
2015-1543	System Analyst III	IT (Schools and Libraries Software Development)	US-DC-Washington	Schools & Libraries	5/19/2016
2016-1642	Senior Business Analyst - IAD PMO	Audit	US-DC-Washington	Internal Audit	5/18/2016
2016-1630	Agile Project Manager III	IT (Other)	US-DC-Washington	IT	5/17/2016
2016-1653	Staff Compliance Auditor/Analyst - High Cost and Lifeline Programs	Audit	US-DC-Washington	Internal Audit	5/17/2016
2016-1652	Staff Compliance Auditor/Analyst - High Cost and Lifeline Programs	Audit	US-DC-Washington	Internal Audit	5/17/2016
2016-1654	Manager of UX	External Relations	US-DC-Washington	Stakeholder Engagement	5/17/2016
2016-1601	Quality Assurance Analyst III	IT (Schools and Libraries Software Development)	US-DC-Washington	IT	5/16/2016
2016-1616	Quality Assurance Analyst III	IT (Schools and Libraries Software Development)	US-DC-Washington	IT	5/16/2016
2016-1651	Procurement Specialist I	Finance (Purchasing)	US-DC-Washington	Financial Operations	5/12/2016
2016-1638	Staff Compliance Auditor/Analyst - High Cost and Lifeline Programs	Audit	US-DC-Washington	Internal Audit	5/12/2016
2016-1648	System Analyst IV	IT (Schools and Libraries Software Development)	US-DC-Washington	IT	5/10/2016
2016-1647	System Analyst II	IT (Other)	US-DC-Washington	IT	5/10/2016
2016-1649	Software Developer III	IT (Program Software Development)	US-DC-Washington	IT	5/10/2016
2016-1650	Vice President of Schools and Libaries	Schools and Libraries	US-DC-Washington	Schools & Libraries	5/10/2016
2016-1600	Quality Assurance Analyst III	IT (Schools and Libraries Software Development)	US-DC-Washington	IT	5/9/2016
2016-1632	Payroll and Benefits Specialist	Human Resources	US-DC-Washington	Human Resources	5/5/2016
2015-1571	System Analyst IV	IT (Program Software Development)	US-DC-Washington	IT	5/3/2016
2016-1643	Manager of Application Delivery - BPM	IT (Other)	US-DC-Washington	IT	5/2/2016
2016-1644	System Analyst II	IT (Program Software Development)	US-DC-Washington	IT	4/29/2016
2016-1646	Program Analyst	High Cost	US-DC-Washington	High Cost	4/28/2016
2016-1608	Senior Project Manager	Low Income	US-DC-Washington	Lifeline	4/26/2016
2016-1640	Program Analyst	High Cost	US-DC-Washington	High Cost	4/18/2016
2016-1639	Assistant Program Analyst	Rural Health Care	US-DC-Washington	Customer Operations	4/13/2016
2016-1591	Software Developer III	IT (Program Software Development)	US-DC-Washington	IT	4/8/2016
2016-1636	Deputy General Counsel	General Counsel	US-DC-Washington	General Counsel	4/6/2016
2016-1622	PQA Compliance Analyst	Audit	US-DC-Washington	Internal Audit	4/5/2016
2015-1539	Senior Strategy Analyst	Strategy	US-DC-Washington	Strategy	3/31/2016
2015-1572	Software Developer IV - JEE	IT (Program Software Development)	US-DC-Washington	IT	3/30/2016
2015-1530	Software Developer III - BPM	IT (Schools and Libraries Software Development)	US-DC-Washington	IT	3/30/2016
2016-1587	Software Developer IV - BPM	IT (Schools and Libraries Software Development)	US-DC-Washington	IT	3/30/2016
2016-1628	Senior Project Manager	High Cost	US-DC-Washington	High Cost	3/28/2016
2016-1624	Software Developer III- .NET/SharePoint	IT (Corporate Software Development)	US-DC-Washington	Corporate Software Development	3/24/2016
2016-1634	Senior Manager of IT Business System Analyst	IT (Other)	US-DC-Washington	IT	3/23/2016
2016-1633	Art Director	External Relations	US-DC-Washington	Stakeholder Engagement	3/23/2016
2016-1627	Staff Compliance Auditor/Analyst - Rural Health Care & Schools and Libraries Program	Audit	US-DC-Washington	Internal Audit	3/21/2016
2016-1621	Master Data Management Analyst	IT (Architecture and Standards)	US-DC-Washington	IT	3/15/2016
2016-1617	Senior Manager of Program Management	Schools and Libraries	US-DC-Washington	Schools & Libraries	3/9/2016
2016-1625	Staff Compliance Auditor/Analyst - High Cost & Lifeline Programs	Audit	US-DC-Washington	Internal Audit	3/9/2016
2016-1585	System Analyst IV	IT (Schools and Libraries Software Development)	US-DC-Washington	Schools & Libraries	2/11/2016
2015-1544	System Analyst III	IT (Schools and Libraries Software Development)	US-DC-Washington	Schools & Libraries	2/11/2016
2016-1586	System Analyst II	IT (Schools and Libraries Software Development)	US-DC-Washington	Schools & Libraries	2/11/2016
2015-1540	Director of Stakeholder Engagement, Schools and Libraries	Schools and Libraries	US-DC-Washington	Schools & Libraries	2/10/2016
2016-1599	Director of Stakeholder Engagement, Lifeline	Lifeline	US-DC-Washington	Lifeline	2/8/2016
2015-1516	Software Developer IV (TERM)	IT (Corporate Software Development)	US-DC-Washington	IT	10/22/2015
2015-1478	Business Intelligence Analyst III	IT (Architecture and Standards)	US-DC-Washington	Architecture and Standards	3/25/2015

FCC RFC :: Eligible Services List for Schools and Libraries USF

Released:  08/04/2014.  WIRELINE COMPETITION BUREAU SEEKS COMMENT ON DRAFT ELIGIBLE SERVICES LIST FOR SCHOOLS AND LIBRAIRES UNIVERSAL SERVICE PROGRAM. (DA No.  14-1130). (Dkt No 02-6 09-51 13-184 ). Comments Due:  09/03/2014. Reply Comments Due:  09/18/2014.  WCB . https://apps.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-14-1130A1.docx
https://apps.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-14-1130A1.pdf
https://apps.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-14-1130A1.txt

The Wireline Competition Bureau (Bureau) seeks comment on a draft eligible services list (ESL) for the schools and libraries universal support mechanism (also known as the E-rate program) for funding year 2015.^[1]  In the E-rate Modernization Order, among other things, the Commission restructures the ESL into category one and category two services, streamlines the list of eligible internal connections components to focus support on those services and components needed for broadband connectivity within schools and libraries, and eliminates other services and components beginning in funding year 2015.[2]  The draft ESL we release with this public notice implements the changes required by the E-rate Modernization Order.  We seek comment on the draft ESL for funding year 2015.  Commenters should highlight whether the draft manifests the Commission’s decisions and intent in the E-rate Modernization Order, and to the extent that they find additional changes are necessary, we encourage commenters to be as detailed as possible with their recommendations.  The following summarizes the changes we propose....

[RFC] Comment Sought On Notice Of Proposed Rulemaking Regarding The E-Rate Program And Compliance With The Protecting Children In The 21st Century Act

Comment Date: February 18, 2010; Reply Comment Date: March 5, 2010

"On November 5, 2009, the Commission released a notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) seeking comment on revising rules regarding the schools and libraries universal service support mechanism, also known as the E-rate program, to comply with the requirements of the Protecting Children in the 21st Century Act. Among other things, section 215 of the Protecting Children in the 21st Century Act, titled Promoting Online Safety in Schools, revised section 254(h)(5)(B) of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, by adding a new certification requirement for elementary and secondary schools that have computers with Internet access and receive discounts under the E-rate program. The Commission also proposed to revise related Commission rules to reflect existing statutory language more accurately.

"Interested parties may file comments on or before February 18, 2010, and reply comments on or before March 5, 2010. All pleadings are to reference CC Docket No. 02-6. Comments may be filed using the Commission’s Electronic Comment Filing System (ECFS) or by filing paper copies. [See original notice for detailed filing instructions and ex parte notice]

"For further information, please contact Anita Cheng or Regina Brown, Telecommunications Access Policy Division, Wireline Competition Bureau at (202) 418-7400 or TTY (202) 418-0484.

"Released: 01/20/2010. Comment Sought On Notice Of Proposed Rulemaking Regarding The E-Rate Program And Compliance With The Protecting Children In The 21st Century Act. (DA No. 10-102). (Dkt No 02-6 ). Comments Due: 02/18/2010. Reply Comments Due: 03/05/2010. WCB . Contact: Anita Cheng or Regina Brown at (202) 418-0792, TTY: (202) 418-0484

http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-10-102A1.doc
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http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-10-102A1.txt

[Order & NPRM] FCC Releases E-rate Funding Year 2010 Eligible Services List, and Seeks Further Comment on Eligible Services.

In Re Schools and Libraries Universal Service Support Mechanism, CC Docket No. 02-6, Report and Order, and Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (Dec. 2, 2009)

In this report and order and further notice of proposed rulemaking, we address and seek comment on issues regarding the services eligible for funding under the schools and libraries universal service support mechanism, also known as the E-rate program. First, we modify our rules to expressly include interconnected voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) and text messaging as eligible services under the E-rate program. Second, we release the list of services that will be eligible for discounts for E-rate funding year 2010. Finally, we seek further comment on the eligibility of certain services in future funding years, as well as on proposed changes to the process for determining the services that will be eligible for support under the E-rate program.

In the report and order, we conclude that interconnected VoIP service is eligible for E-rate support and should continue to be an eligible service under the E-rate program. We also conclude that text messaging is eligible for E-rate support. In response to the 2010 ESL Public Notice , we clarify the E-rate program eligibility of video on-demand servers, ethernet, web hosting, wireless local area network (LAN) controllers, and virtualization software. We find that telephone broadcast messaging, unbundled warranties, power distribution units, softphones, interactive white boards, and e-mail archiving are ineligible for E-rate program funding. F inally, we release the Eligible Services List (ESL) for E-rate funding year 2010.

In the further notice of proposed rulemaking, we seek comment on whether particular services should be designated as eligible for E-rate support in funding year 2011 and beyond. Specifically, we tentatively conclude that the ESL should not include separately-priced firewall services, anti-virus/anti-spam software, scheduling services, and wireless Internet access applications. Also, we tentatively conclude that web hosting should not be eligible for funding under the E-rate program, or, alternatively, should only be eligible for E-rate program funds as a Priority 2 service. In the further notice w e also tentatively conclude that we should change our rules to establish that specific eligible products and services should be listed in the ESL as opposed to being listed individually in the rules. We seek comment on our tentative conclusions on the process for developing the ESL, including requiring the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC) to submit any proposed changes to the ESL to the Commission no later than March 30 th of each year. Finally, we tentatively conclude to revise our rules to eliminate the requirement that the ESL be released by public notice, which would provide the Commission the flexibility to release the ESL by order .

12/2/09 FCC Releases E-rate Funding Year 2010 Eligible Services List, and Seeks Further Comment on Eligible Services.
Order and FNPRM: Word | Acrobat
Eligible Services List: Acrobat

Comment Date: (30 days after publication in the Federal Register)
Reply Comment Date: (45 days after publication in the Federal Register)