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A total of $20.4 billion to be awarded over 10 years. Up to $16 billion will be made available for Phase I of the Rural Digital Opportunity Fund auction, and the remaining Phase I budget, along with $4.4 billion, will be awarded for Phase II of the auction.

10 years of support; support disbursed in equal monthly installments. Disbursements to winning bidders begin after the winning bidder submits a long-form application and becomes authorized to receive support.

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Bids will be considered simultaneously, so that bidders proposing to meet one set of performance standards compete directly against bidders that propose to meet other performance standards. Bids will be placed as a percentage of the reserve price for the area subject to the bid in a descending clock auction, with lower bids selected first, with a preference for higher speeds and lower latency. The support amount that a winning bidder receives accounts for any weights associated with the performance tier and latency.

The Commission made eligible for the Rural Digital Opportunity Fund auction census blocks where no provider is offering, or has committed to offering, either via the CAF II auction, the USDA ReConnect program, or state-specific programs, service of at least 25/3 Mbps (based on Form 477 data).

The FCC will publish an initial list of eligible census blocks, and, after a challenge process, the FCC will publish a final list of eligible areas.

Any entity that filed a short-form application or any long-form applicant is subject to a forfeiture in the event it defaults prior to becoming authorized to receive support. Defaults include, but are not limited to, failing to meet submission deadlines, defaulting on a bid, or otherwise being disqualified for any reason.

The Auction Application Search enables you to search for a wide range of applications. The application search here provides access to the most basic attributes of an application. You can also specify more combinations with the Advanced Search. Please be aware that some combinations of search criteria may result in a longer wait.

Auction Notices are posted to the jurisdiction webpages at 12:00 PM Pacific Time (PT), sixty (60) days prior to each auction, pursuant to the California Cap-and-Trade Regulation and the Government of Qubec Regulation respecting a cap-and-trade system for greenhouse gas emission allowances. If the date for posting an Auction Notice falls on a weekend or holiday, the Auction Notice will be posted no later than the next business day. Auction Notices provide information about eligibility, auction format, and GHG allowances to be auctioned.

This webpage will be updated with the Summary Results Reports and the California Post Auction Public Proceeds Report for each auction at the date and time listed in the Auction Notice. If there is a delay or change to a posting date, CARB will issue a notice of the change.

The Detailed Auction Requirements and Instructions provide detailed requirements and instructions for participating in a joint auction. The Auction Examples provide information and examples of how United States (U.S.) and Canadian currencies are managed; how to determine the amount of a bid guarantee; bid evaluation procedures for purchase limits, holding limits, and bid guarantees; the settlement price determination process; and how joint auctions are settled.

An auction participant training presentation is posted annually and updated as needed. This training presentation provides detailed requirements and instructions for participating in a joint auction, including eligibility; applicant requirements; administrative requirements; submitting a bid guarantee; bidding; and a description of the process to complete auction settlement and transfer of allowances. The Introduction to the WCI, Inc. Auction Platform provides an overview of functionality to support use of the new Auction Platform. The Bidding in the WCI, Inc. Auction Platform explains auction bidding and reports functionality within the new Auction Platform.

In the event that an auction is undersubscribed, where not all allowances offered for sale are sold, the California and Qubec regulations specify how those unsold allowances are managed and offered at subsequent auctions. This document describes the requirements for the California state-owned and consigned allowances.

The 2024 Annual Auction Reserve Price Notice specifies the California and Qubec 2024 Annual Auction Reserve Prices and the number of allowances to be auctioned in 2024 for the quarterly auctions as part of the Current Auction and Advance Auction.

The Auction Reserve Price in effect for each joint auction will be determined as the higher of the Annual Auction Reserve Prices established in U.S. and Canadian dollars after applying the established Auction Exchange Rate. The Auction Reserve Price is a predetermined minimum price at which allowances will be sold to auction participants.

Section 95912(d)(4)(D) of the Cap-and-Trade Regulation requires that each auction application include an attestation disclosing the existence and status of any ongoing investigation or an investigation that has occurred within the last ten years with respect to any alleged violation of any rule, regulation, or law associated with any commodity, securities, environmental, or financial market for the entity participating in the auction, and all other entities with whom the entity has a direct corporate association pursuant to section 95833 that participate in a carbon, fuel, or electricity market. Further, the attestation must be updated before each auction to reflect any change in the status of an investigation that has occurred since the most recent auction application attestation was submitted. Please refer to the Auction Application Attestation Guidance for additional information.

An auction applicant may use the Auction Application Attestation Disclosure Form (revised January 2022) to submit the required attestation disclosures and updates to previously submitted attestations by following the instructions on the form.

Section 95914 of the Cap-and-Trade Regulation (Regulation) requires that any entity participating in an auction that has retained the services of a Cap-and-Trade Consultant or Advisor regarding auction bidding strategy must ensure certain provisions are met as described in the Regulation. In addition, the Consultant or Advisor providing services related to bid strategy must submit certain information to CARB no later than fifteen (15) days prior to the quarterly auction at which the Consultant or Advisor's services will be employed. The Auction Bid Advisor Form and the Addendum can be used to submit the required information to CARB at the address provided on the form.

The Example Letter of Credit (updated March 15, 2023) provides an example format for California Cap-and-Trade Program entities to submit a letter of credit as a bid guarantee for an auction or reserve sale. The letter of credit must be issued in a form that may be accepted by the financial services administrator consistent with U.S. banking laws and bank practices.

The Cap-and-Trade Regulation provides that allowances are allocated annually to each eligible electrical distribution utility or natural gas supplier (consigning entity). Each calendar year, a consigning entity must offer for sale at auction all allowances that have been placed in its Limited Use Holding Account (LUHA) that were issued from the budget year that corresponds to the current calendar year. Additional information on allowance consignment requirements, conducting consignment transfers in the Compliance Instrument Tracking System Service (CITSS), confirming or providing wiring instructions in CITSS for the payment of proceeds, and auction participation is available in the Guidance for Allowance Consignment to Auction (updated December 1, 2021).

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An upscale auction software called Sotheby's focuses on selling pricey objects. The software offers a marketplace where users can purchase and sell expensive and uncommon objects, including jewels, fine art, and antiquities. Sotheby's is known for offering reliable and competent service.

Catawiki is an iPhone app development that specialises in selling rare and unique objects. Before the objects are auctioned, the app's team of experts confirms their authenticity. Catawiki is a marketplace where people can purchase and sell objects like stamps, coins, and classic cars.

Live auctions are the focus of the auction app called AuctionZip. The software gives users a real-time platform to bid on objects as they are auctioned off. Antiques and farm machinery are just a few of the many products available at AuctionZip's global auctions.

DealDash is an online auction app for android that gives users a platform to place bids on brand-new goods like electronics, household appliances, and gift cards. App users can save retail pricing costs thanks to a novel bidding method.

A website called LiveAuctioneers hosts live and timed auctions for various goods, including collectables, jewellery, and works of art. It offers real-time bidding, a user-friendly interface, and access to thousands of auction houses worldwide.

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