National Hex Toolkit (2H 2025)

National Hex Toolkit (2H 2025)The National Hex Toolkit is a broadband planning tool enabling ISPs and state broadband offices to exploit the latest available FCC data for network planning and BEAD eligibility. It also enables the user to distinguishing between served or funded, underserved and unfunded, and unserved and unfunded on an extremely precise basis. It reflects the latest May June 2025 release of FCC BDC Fabric v6 coverage data, reflecting networks nationwide as of 12 31

Ultra-high resolution block-level demographics (population

496 fiber ISPs (holding companies)

The Block Group Analyzer also includes the locations of known earth stations (primary users operating in portions of the CBRS band) and the locations of grandfathered 3

The methodology is:

It further visualizes each of the component populations (per specific NTIA definitions):  low-income households

The Toolkit also visualizes competing qualifying ULFW brands and offerings (performance

in addition to large amount of ISP investment

You'll appreciate the breadth and depth of what the Toolkit can do

The Toolkit juxtaposes many of the layers of decision-making information that are available today

A trial version of the CBRS Toolkit is also available

within a market area

The Toolkit distinguishes between populated and unpopulated areas and shows the precise number of locations and units (think “homes passed”) within each populated hexagon or block