Common use of Basic 911 and E911 General Requirements Clause in Contracts

Basic 911 and E911 General Requirements. 3.1 When AT&T ILLINOIS is the 911 or E911 Service provider, AT&T ILLINOIS shall provide MCIm with access to and service for 911 and E911. 3.2 911 and E911 provides a caller who dials a 3-digit universal telephone number (911) access to the appropriate Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP). 3.3 E911 provides additional routing flexibility for 911 calls. E911 uses Customer data derived from the ALI/DBMS to determine to which PSAP to route the call. AT&T ILLINOIS shall provide ALI interface information and access to the DBMS sufficient, when combined with other Unbundled Network Elements, to allow MCIm to provide services to its own End Users equivalent to the ALI services provided by AT&T ILLINOIS for its End Users. 3.4 911 and E911 database service provided to MCIm will be at Parity with the 911 and E911 service that AT&T ILLINOIS provides to itself and others. 3.5 Upon written request, AT&T ILLINOIS shall provide to MCIm, within thirty (30) days, a description of the geographic area (or Rate Center) and PSAPs served by a 911 or E911 SR based upon the standards set forth in the May 1997 NENA Recommended Standards for Local Service Provider Interconnection Information Sharing, or any subsequent revision(s) thereto. 3.6 AT&T ILLINOIS and MCIm shall comply with all Applicable Laws concerning 911 and E911 services. 3.7 AT&T ILLINOIS shall provide and maintain such equipment at the SR and the DBMS as is necessary to perform the 911 and E911 services set forth herein when AT&T ILLINOIS is the 911 or E911 Service provider. AT&T ILLINOIS shall provide 911 or E911 Service to MCIm as described this section in a particular Rate Center in which MCIm is authorized to provide local telephone exchange service and AT&T ILLINOIS is the 911 or E911 Service provider. 3.8

Basic 911 and E911 General Requirements. 3.1 When AT&T SBC ILLINOIS is the 911 or E911 Service provider, AT&T SBC ILLINOIS shall provide MCIm with access to and service for 911 and E911. 3.2 911 and E911 provides a caller who dials a 3-digit universal telephone number (911) access to the appropriate Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP). 3.3 E911 provides additional routing flexibility for 911 calls. E911 uses Customer data derived from the ALI/DBMS to determine to which PSAP to route the call. AT&T SBC ILLINOIS shall provide ALI interface information and access to the DBMS sufficient, when combined with other Unbundled Network Elements, to allow MCIm to provide services to its own End Users equivalent to the ALI services provided by AT&T SBC ILLINOIS for its End Users. 3.4 911 and E911 database service provided to MCIm will be at Parity with the 911 and E911 service that AT&T SBC ILLINOIS provides to itself and others. 3.5 Upon written request, AT&T SBC ILLINOIS shall provide to MCIm, within thirty (30) days, a description of the geographic area (or Rate Center) and PSAPs served by a 911 or E911 SR based upon the standards set forth in the May 1997 NENA Recommended Standards for Local Service Provider Interconnection Information Sharing, or any subsequent revision(s) thereto. 3.6 AT&T SBC ILLINOIS and MCIm shall comply with all Applicable Laws concerning 911 and E911 services. 3.7 AT&T SBC ILLINOIS shall provide and maintain such equipment at the SR and the DBMS as is necessary to perform the 911 and E911 services set forth herein when AT&T SBC ILLINOIS is the 911 or E911 Service provider. AT&T SBC ILLINOIS shall provide 911 or E911 Service to MCIm as described this section in a particular Rate Center in which MCIm is authorized to provide local telephone exchange service and AT&T SBC ILLINOIS is the 911 or E911 Service provider. 3.8