Meet-Point Billing Arrangements. 10.1 NUI and Verizon will establish Meet-Point Billing (MPB) arrangements in order to provide a common transport option to Switched Exchange Access Services customers via a Verizon access Tandem Switch in accordance with the Meet Point Billing guidelines contained in the OBF’s MECAB and MECOD documents, except as modified herein, and in Verizon’s applicable Tariffs. The arrangements described in this Section 10 are intended to be used to provide Switched Exchange Access Service where the transport component of the Switched Exchange Access Service is routed through an access Tandem Switch that is provided by Verizon.
10.2 In each LATA, the Parties shall establish MPB arrangements for the applicable NUI Routing Point/Verizon Serving Wire Center combinations.
10.3 Interconnection for the MPB arrangement shall occur at the Verizon access Tandems in the LATA, unless otherwise agreed to by the Parties.
10.4 NUI and Verizon will use reasonable efforts, individually and collectively, to maintain provisions in their respective state access Tariffs, and/or provisions within the National Exchange Carrier Association (NECA) Tariff No. 4, or any successor Tariff sufficient to reflect the MPB arrangements established pursuant to this Agreement.
10.5 In general, there are four alternative Meet-Point Billing arrangements possible, which are: Single Xxxx/Single Tariff, Multiple Xxxx/Single Tariff, Multiple Xxxx/Multiple Tariff, and Single Xxxx/Multiple Tariff, as outlined in the OBF MECAB Guidelines. Each Party shall implement the “Multiple Xxxx/Single Tariff” or “Multiple Xxxx/Multiple Tariff” option, as appropriate, in order to xxxx an IXC for the portion of the MPB arrangement provided by that Party. Alternatively, in former Xxxx Atlantic service areas, upon agreement of the Parties, each Party may use the New York State Access Pool on its behalf to implement the Single Xxxx/Multiple Tariff or Single Xxxx/Single Tariff option, as appropriate, in order to xxxx an IXC for the portion of the MPB arrangement provided by that Party.
10.6 The rates to be billed by each Party for the portion of the MPB arrangement provided by it shall be as set forth in that Party’s applicable Tariffs, or other document that contains the terms under which that Party’s access services are offered. For each NUI Routing Point/Verizon Serving Wire Center combination, the MPB billing percentages for transport between the NUI Routing Point and the Verizon Serving Wire Center shall be calculated in a...
Meet-Point Billing Arrangements. 6.3.1 MFN and BA will establish Meet-Point Billing (“MPB”) arrangements in order to provide a common transport option to Switched Access Services Customers via a Tandem Switch in accordance with the Meet-Point Billing guidelines contained in the OBF’s MECAB and MECOD documents, except as modified herein, and in BA’s applicable Switched Access Service Tariffs. The arrangements described in this Section 6 are intended to be used to provide Switched Exchange Access Service that originates and/or terminates with a Telephone Exchange Service Customer of either Party that is provided by either Party, where the transport component of the Switched Exchange Access Service is routed through a Tandem Switch that is provided by BA.
6.3.2 In each LATA, the Parties shall establish MPB arrangements between the applicable Rating Point/BA Serving Wire Center combinations.
Meet-Point Billing Arrangements. 6.3.1 ANTC and BA will establish Meet-Point Billing arrangements in order to provide a common transport option to Switched Access Services Customers via a Tandem Switch in accordance with the Meet-Point Billing guidelines contained in the OBF’s MECAB and MECOD documents, except as modified herein, and BA’s Pennsylvania Tariff Number 302 , Section 2.4.7. The arrangements described in this Section 6 are intended to be used to provide Switched Exchange Access Service that originates and/or terminates on a Telephone Exchange Service that is provided by either Party, where the transport component of the Switched Exchange Access Service is routed through a Tandem Switch that is provided by BA.
6.3.2 In each LATA, the Parties shall establish MPB arrangements between the applicable Rating Point/BA serving Wire Center combinations.
Meet-Point Billing Arrangements. 6.3.1 ACI and BA will establish Meet-Point Billing arrangements in order to provide a common transport option to Switched Access Services Customers via a Tandem Switch in accordance with the Meet‑Point Billing guidelines contained in the OBF’s MECAB and MECOD documents, except as modified herein, and BA’s Interstate Tariff Number 217, Section 2.4.8. The arrangements described in this Section 6 are intended to be used to provide Switched Exchange Access Service that originates and/or terminates on a Telephone Exchange Service that is provided by either Party, where the transport component of the Switched Exchange Access Service is routed through a Tandem Switch that is provided by BA.
6.3.2 In each LATA, the Parties shall establish MPB arrangements between the applicable Rating Point/BA Local Serving Wire Center combinations.
6.3.3 Interconnection for the MPB arrangement shall occur at the BA-IP in the LATA, unless otherwise agreed to by the Parties.
6.3.4 ACI and BA will use reasonable efforts, individually and collectively, to maintain provisions in their respective state access tariffs, and/or provisions within the National Exchange Carrier Association (“NECA”) tariff No. 4, or any successor Tariff sufficient to reflect the MPB arrangements established pursuant to this Agreement.
6.3.5 Each Party shall implement the “Multiple Xxxx/Single Tariff” or “Multiple Xxxx/Multiple Tariff” option, as appropriate, in order to xxxx an IXC for the portion of the jointly provided telecommunications service provided by that Party.
6.3.6 The rate elements to be billed by each Party are as set forth in Schedule 6.3. The actual rate values for each Party's affected access service rate element shall be the rates contained in that Party's own effective federal and state access tariffs, or other document that contains the terms under which that Party's access services are offered. The MPB billing percentages for each Rating Point/BA Local Serving Wire Center combination shall be calculated in accordance with the formula set forth in subsection 6.3.17 below.
6.3.7 Each Party shall provide the other Party with the billing name, billing address, and Carrier Identification Code (“CIC”) of the IXC, and identification of the IXC’s Local Serving Wire Center in order to comply with the MPB notification process as outlined in the MECAB document via facsimile or such other media as the Parties may agree to.
6.3.8 BA shall provide ACI with the Switched Access Detail Usage Data (categor...
Meet-Point Billing Arrangements. 6.3.1 Covad and BA will establish Meet-Point Billing arrangements in order to provide a common transport option to Switched Access Services Customers via a Tandem Switch in accordance with the Meet-Point Billing guidelines contained in the OBF's MECAB and MECOD documents, except as modified herein, and BA's Maryland Tariff Number 217, Section
Meet-Point Billing Arrangements. 10.1 Global Link and Verizon will establish Meet-Point Billing (MPB) arrangements in order to provide a common transport option to Switched Exchange Access Services customers via a Verizon access Tandem Switch in accordance with the Meet Point Billing guidelines contained in the OBF’s MECAB and MECOD documents, except as modified herein, and in Verizon’s applicable Tariffs. The arrangements described in this Section 10 are intended to be used to provide Switched Exchange Access Service where the transport component of the Switched Exchange Access Service is routed through an access Tandem Switch that is provided by Verizon.
10.2 In each LATA, the Parties shall establish MPB arrangements for the applicable Global Link Routing Point/Verizon Serving Wire Center combinations.
10.3 Interconnection for the MPB arrangement shall occur at each of the Verizon access Tandems in the LATA, unless otherwise agreed to by the Parties.
Meet-Point Billing Arrangements. 6.3.1 ETC and BA will establish Meet-Point Billing arrangements in order to provide a common transport option to Switched Access Services Customers via an Access Tandem Switch in accordance with the Meet-Point Billing guidelines contained in the OBF’s MECAB and MECOD documents, except as modified herein, and BA’s Pennsylvania Tariff Number 302, Section
Meet-Point Billing Arrangements. 6.3.1 TCG and BA will establish Meet-Point Billing arrangements in order to provide a common transport option to Switched Access Services Customers via a Tandem Switch in accordance with the Meet-Point Billing guidelines contained in the OBF’s MECAB and MECOD documents, except as modified herein, and BA’s Virginia Tariff Number 217, Section 2.4.8. The arrangements described in this Section 6 are intended to be used to provide Switched Exchange Access Service that originates and/or terminates on a Telephone Exchange Service that is provided by either Party, where the transport component of the Switched Exchange Access Service is routed through a Tandem Switch that is provided by BA.
6.3.2 In each LATA, the Parties shall establish MPB arrangements between the applicable Rating Point/BA Local Serving Wire Center combinations.
6.3.3 Interconnection for the MPB arrangement shall occur at the BA-IP in the LATA, unless otherwise agreed to by the Parties.
Meet-Point Billing Arrangements. 6.3.1 ACI and BA will establish Meet-Point Billing arrangements in order to provide a common transport option to Switched Access Services Customers via a Tandem Switch in accordance with the Meet-Point Billing guidelines contained in the OBF's MECAB and MECOD documents, except as modified herein, and BA's Pennsylvania Tariff Number 302, Section
Meet-Point Billing Arrangements. 6.3.1 Meet‑Point Billing arrangements between the Parties for jointly‑provided Switched Exchange Access Services on Access Toll Connecting Trunks will be governed by the terms and conditions of a mutually agreeable arrangement which the Parties will work to develop.
6.3.2 With respect to the Meet Point Billing arrangements, until and unless changed by the FCC on a going forward basis, Covad shall retain one hundred percent (100%) of the Residual Interconnection Charge in instances in which Covad provides the end office switching.
