Backbone Sample Clauses

Backbone. The physical location of the Fiber Optic Infrastructure. City Fiber The fiber used by, or reserved, for use by the City for municipal communications purposes. City Representative The person to be identified by City in Paragraph 6.2 of this Agreement. Demarcation Point(s) The specific points at which the Fiber Optic Infrastructure connects to Lessee Infrastructure and ownership changes. Due Date The date on which a Lease Payment or payment on any invoice is due to the City. Engineering Information Form Form used by Xxxxxx to inform the City of Xxxxxx’s Planned Infrastructure interconnected with the Fiber Optic Infrastructure pursuant to section 5.1 Fiber Optic Infrastructure – The fiber optic cable, splices, associated structures including conduits and boxes, and other facilities designed, constructed and installed by or on behalf of the City.
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Backbone. For the SEN backbone network, Offerors are required to provide itemized pricing detailing each network segment and/or circuit required for the backbone network, in addition to any other components required to provide a fully functional turnkey network solution. This itemized list should be submitted in the SEN Backbone - Fully Managed WAN worksheet found in Excel Workbook Attachment D. In addition to the identified backbone nodes in Excel Workbook Attachment A, Offerors are encouraged to provide pricing for the five backbone nodes found in Excel Workbook Attachment
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Backbone. For the SEN backbone network, Offerors are required to provide itemized pricing detailing each network segment required for the proposed backbone network solution in the SEN Backbone Dark Fiber or IRU worksheet found in Excel Workbook Attachment D. Offerors are required to provide all equipment, warranties, services, and network operations and management necessary to light the fiber and provide a fully functional turnkey network solution. The equipment, warranties/support, and installation, and configuration services must be itemized and priced for the proposed network performance capacity in the worksheet Backbone Equipment and Services in Excel Workbook Attachment D. In addition to the identified backbone nodes in Excel Workbook Attachment A, Offerors are required to provide pricing for the five identified backbone nodes in Excel Workbook Attachment
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Backbone. For the SEN backbone network, Offerors are required to provide itemized pricing detailing each network segment required for the proposed backbone network solution in the SEN Backbone Self-Provisioned worksheet found in Excel Workbook Attachment D. Offerors are required to provide all equipment, warranties, services, and network operations and management necessary to light the fiber and provide a fully functional turnkey network solution. The equipment, warranties/support, and installation and configuration services must be itemized and priced for the proposed network performance capacity in the Backbone Equipment and Services worksheet in Excel Workbook Attachment D. In addition to the identified backbone nodes in Excel Workbook Attachment A, Offerors are required to provide pricing for the five backbone nodes in Excel Workbook Attachment C. The pricing must be the incremental cost of adding each node into the backbone of the SEN. The pricing must also detail and itemize each network segment and associated costs for the addition of the backbone node at the proposed terms in the Additional Backbone Nodes section of the SEN Backbone Self-Provisioned worksheet in Excel Workbook Attachment D. Offerors may also propose an alternate backbone network of differing nodes to replace the backbone nodes identified in Excel Workbook Attachment A. The alternate backbone must meet all requirements of Sections 2.1 and 2.2 of this SOW. Offerors are required to provide itemized pricing detailing each network segment and all collocation costs required for the alternate backbone network along with the quantity of fibers required on each segment in the Alternate Backbone Nodes section of the SEN Backbone Self-Provisioned worksheet in Excel Workbook Attachment D.
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Backbone. The Parties agree to equally share (i.e. 50% Seller, 50% Purchasers) the costs relating to the Backbone for a period commencing on the Transfer Date and ending December 31, 2002.
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