General Ordering Requirements Sample Clauses

General Ordering Requirements. 4.1 Upon CLEC's request through a Suspend/Restore Order for LSNE or a Combination containing LSNE, PACIFIC shall suspend or restore the functionality of any Network Element or Combination to the extent technically feasible. PACIFIC shall implement any restoration priority on a per Network Element or Combination basis in a manner that conforms with CLEC requested priorities and any applicable regulatory policy or procedures. The charges for a Suspend/Restore are set forth in Attachment 8. 4.2 PACIFIC shall provide to CLEC the functionality of blocking calls (e.g., 900, 976 or international calls) by line. 4.3 Subject to Section 271(e)(2)(B), when intraLATA presubscription is permissible in California, when ordering a local Switching Element, CLEC may order from PACIFIC separate interLATA and intraLATA routing (i.e., 2 PICs where available) on a line. 4.4 As directed by CLEC, when CLEC orders a Network Element or Combination, all pre-assigned trunk or telephone numbers currently associated with that Network Element or Combination shall be retained, if directed by CLEC, without loss of feature capability and without loss of associated ancillary functions including, but not limited to, Directory Assistance and 911/E911 capability, unless technically infeasible. 4.5 When CLEC orders Network Elements or Combinations that are currently interconnected and functional, such Network Elements and Combinations will remain interconnected and functional without any disconnection or disruption of functionality. This shall be known as Contiguous Network Interconnection of Network Elements. There shall be no additional charge for such interconnection.
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General Ordering Requirements a) To place an Order for Products or Services, the Systems Integrator must be authorized to purchase directly from Spirent and be in possession of a valid price for the specific Products and Services, provided by Spirent in the form of a Quote. b) In order for Spirent to be able to process and book an Order, the Systems Integrator must provide Spirent with a fully-executed Purchase Order with Purchase Order number and signature, made out to the correct Spirent entity as per the Quote, and containing the following information: (i) an approved and valid Spirent Quote number, as applicable; (ii) Product/service quantity, price, part number and description; (iii) Support dates (which must match those on the Quote); (iv) Payment terms (if different from those set out in this Agreement); (v) Confirmation that shipment is to be Incoterms 2020 FCA (Spirent location) together with freight forwarder information with account number; (vi) Ship to name, address and contact information; (vii) End Customer name and street address, contact information including email address and company website (or the Systems Integrator’s own details, if the Order is for SI Internal Use Only); (viii) Engagement Case type (as described in Appendix 1 to this Agreement); (ix) Bill to name, address and contact information including email address of where to send the invoice; (x) Email address to receive Sales Order Acknowledgment; (xi) If there is a trade in or buyout, the relevant serial information; (xii) Spirent’s Statement of Work reference number, if required by Section 2 below; and (xiii)Any other special instructions, if applicable. c) The currency on the Order must agree with the currency stated on the Quote. d) For US and APAC, Orders should be emailed to Xxxxx-Xxxxx@xxxxxxx.xxx. e) For EMEA, Orders should be emailed to the Systems Integrator’s sales representative.
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General Ordering Requirements. 4.1 Upon AT&T's request through a Suspend/Restore Order, GTE shall suspend or restore the functionality of any Network Element or Combination. GTE shall suspend or restore each Network Element or Combination in a manner that conforms with AT&T's requested priorities and any applicable regulatory policy or procedures at appropriate service order charges to the extent not otherwise included in the underlying element cost. 4.2 GTE shall offer to AT&T the functionality of blocking calls (e.g., 800, 900, 976 international calls) by line or trunk. 4.3 GTE shall offer separate interLATA and intraLATA capabilities (i.e., 2 PICs where available) on a line or trunk basis. 4.4 Unless otherwise directed by AT&T, when AT&T orders a Network Element or technically feasible Combination, all pre-assigned trunk or telephone numbers currently associated with that Network Element or technically feasible Combination shall be retained without loss.of feature capability and without loss of the associated Ancillary Functions including, but not limited to, Directory Assistance and 911/E911 capability. This includes the right of AT&T to replicate GTE's retail service by purchasing the appropriate combination of Network Elements. 4.5 When AT&T orders Network Elements or technically feasible Combinations that are currently interconnected and functional, such Network Elements and technically feasible Combinations will remain interconnected and functional without any disconnection or disruption of functionality.
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General Ordering Requirements. Upon CLEC’s request through a Suspend/Restore Order for LSNE or a Combination containing LSNE, NEVADA shall suspend or restore the functionality of any Network Element or Combination to the extent technically feasible. NEVADA shall implement any restoration priority on a per Network Element or Combination basis in a manner that conforms with CLEC requested priorities and any applicable regulatory policy or procedures. The charges for a Suspend/Restore are set forth in Attachment 8.
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