; (ii) requires an applicant to count all potential service points in a proposed service territory; and (iii) includes any other requirements the Secretary deems necessary to protect the integrity of the program. (3) Eligible project The term eligible project means any project for which the applicant— (A) has submitted an application for an associated loan; and (B) does not receive any other broadband grant administered by the Rural Utilities Service; and (C) proposes to— (i) offer retail broadband service to rural households; (ii) serve an area with a density of less than 12; (iii) provide service that meets the standard that would apply under section 601(e)(4) if the associated loan had been applied for under section 601; (iv) provide service in an area where no incumbent provider delivers fixed terrestrial broadband service at or above the minimum broadband speed described in section 601(e)(1); and (v) provide service in an area where no eligible borrower, other than the applicant, has outstanding Rural Utilities Service telecommunications debt or is subject to a current Rural Utilities Service telecommunications grant agreement. (4) Service point The term service point means a home, business, or institution in a proposed service area. (5) Road-mile The term road-mile means a mile of road in a proposed service area. (b) Establishment of grant program The Secretary shall establish a competitive grant program to provide applicants funds to carry out eligible projects for the purposes of construction, improvement, or acquisition of facilities for the provision of broadband service in rural areas. (c) Applications The Secretary shall establish an application process for grants under this section that— (1) has 1 application window per year; (2) permits a single application for the grant and the associated loan