Basic 911 and E911 Additional Requirements Sample Clauses

Basic 911 and E911 Additional Requirements. 50.1.11.1 All Pac-West lines that have been ported via INP shall reach the correct PSAP when 911 is dialed. U S WEST shall send both the ported number and the Pac-West number (if both are received from Pac-West). The PSAP attendant shall see both numbers where the PSAP is using a standard ALI display screen and the PSAP extracts both numbers from the data that is sent. 50.1.11.2 U S WEST shall work with the appropriate government agency to provide Pac-West the ten-digit POTS number of each PSAP which sub-tends each U S WEST E911 Tandem to which Pac-West is interconnected. 50.1.11.3 U S WEST will provide Pac-West with the ten-digit telephone numbers of each PSAP agency, for which U S WEST provides the 911 function, to be used by Pac-West operators for handling emergency calls in those instances where the Pac-West Customer dials "0" instead of 911. 50.1.11.4 Pac-West will provide U S WEST with the ten-digit telephone numbers of each PSAP agency, for which Pac-West provides the 911 function, to be used by U S WEST operators for handling emergency calls in those instances where the U S WEST Customer dials "0" instead of "911." 50.1.11.5 U S WEST shall notify Pac-West' 'Forty-eight (48) hours in advance of any scheduled testing or maintenance affecting Pac-West 911 service. and provide notification as soon as possible of any unscheduled outage affecting Pac-West 911 service. 50.1.11.6 Pac-West shall be responsible for reporting all errors. defects and malfunctions to U S WEST. U S WEST snail provide Pac-West with the point of contact for reporting errors, defects, and malfunctions in the service and shall also provide escalation contacts. 50.1.11.7 Pac-West may enter into subcontracts with third parties. including Pac-West affiliates, for the performance of any of Pac-West duties and obligations stated herein. 50.1.11.8 U S WEST shall provide sufficient planning information regarding anticipated moves to SS7 signaling for the next twelve (12) months. 50.1.11.9 U S WEST shall provide notification of any pending tandem moves, NPA splits, or scheduled maintenance outages, with enough time to react.
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Basic 911 and E911 Additional Requirements. 4.1 Where SBC ILLINOIS is the 911 or E911 Service provider, SBC ILLINOIS shall cooperate with MCIm to ensure that 911/E911 Service is fully available to all MCIm End User Customers whose telephone numbers have been ported from SBC ILLINOIS. SBC ILLINOIS shall provide the necessary access for MCIm to update the 911/E911 database with customer information for lines that have been ported. 4.2 SBC ILLINOIS shall notify MCIm 48 hours in advance of any scheduled testing or maintenance affecting MCIm 911 or E911 Service. SBC ILLINOIS shall provide notification as soon as possible of any unscheduled outage affecting MCIm 911/E911 Service. SBC ILLINOIS shall notify MCIm of major network changes impacting MCIm as soon as SBC ILLINOIS is aware of such changes. 4.3 SBC ILLINOIS shall provide MCIm with the point of contact for reporting errors, defects, and malfunctions in the 911/E911 Service and shall also provide escalation contacts. 4.4 SBC ILLINOIS shall provide to MCIm sufficient planning information regarding anticipated moves to SS7 signaling at a minimum of ninety (90) days before each such anticipated move to SS7 signaling. 4.5 Where SBC ILLINOIS manages the 911/E911 database, SBC ILLINOIS shall provide MCIm with notification of any pending SR moves at least thirty (30) days in advance of the start date of the project or ninety (90) days from the projected cut-over date of the new SR. 4.6 SBC ILLINOIS shall establish within ten (10) days of the Effective Date any special operator-assisted calling requirements needed to support 911/E911. 4.7 Where SBC ILLINOIS is the 911 or E911 Service provider, SBC ILLINOIS shall populate the ALI database with the appropriate new NPA codes for NPA splits, or other NPA changes.
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Basic 911 and E911 Additional Requirements. 6.1.1.13.1 All MCIm lines that have been ported via INP shall reach the correct PSAP when 911 is dialed. BellSouth shall send both the ported number and the MCIm number (if both are received from MCIm) to the PSAP. 6.1.1.13.2 BellSouth, where available, shall work with the appropriate government agency to provide MCIm the ten-digit POTS number of each PSAP which sub-tends each BellSouth selective router/911 tandem to which MCIm is interconnected. 6.1.1.13.3 BellSouth shall notify MCIm 48 hours in advance of any scheduled testing or maintenance affecting MCIm 911 service, and provide notification as soon as possible of any unscheduled outage affecting MCIm 911 service. 6.1.1.13.4 MCIm shall be responsible for reporting all errors, defects and malfunctions to BellSouth. BellSouth shall use its best efforts to provide MCIm with the point of contact for reporting errors, defects, and malfunctions in the service and shall also provide escalation contacts within thirty (30) days of the Effective Date. 6.1.1.13.5 MCIm may enter into subcontracts with third parties, including MCIm Affiliates, for the performance of any of MCIm' s duties and obligations stated herein. 6.1.1.13.6 Within ninety (90) days of a BellSouth decision to implement SS7 signaling, BellSouth shall notify MCIm of such decision. 6.1.1.13.7 BellSouth shall provide notification of any pending tandem moves, NPA splits, or scheduled maintenance outages, with enough time to react. Attachment VIII -- 70 MCImetro - BellSouth Mississippi Interconnection Agreement 6.1.1.13.8 BellSouth shall notify MCIm within 30 days of BellSouth's decision to implement "reverse ALI" inquiries by public safety entities. 6.1.1.13.9 BellSouth shall continue its existing process for the management of NPA splits by populating the ALI database with the appropriate new NPA codes. 6.1.1.13.10 BellSouth must provide the ability for MCIm to update 911 database with end user information for lines that have been ported via INP or NP. 6.1.1.13.11 MCIm may, at its discretion, further request additional and/or modified reporting as business needs demand.
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