Common use of Obligations of Parties Clause in Contracts

Obligations of Parties. Both Parties will participate in LNP testing in accordance with North American Numbering Council (NANC) standards. Both Parties will follow recommended National Emergency Number Association (NENA) standards for LNP until such time the standards are superceded by federal, state, or local legislation. CLC is required to send to Frontier a completed Bona Fide Request Form for LNP deployment in non LNP capable offices. See Exhibit A. CLC is responsible to coordinate with the local E911 and Public Services Answering Point (PSAP) coordinators to insure a seamless transfer of End User emergency services. CLC is required to meet all mutually agreed upon testing dates and implementation schedules. Both Parties will perform testing as specified in industry guidelines and cooperate in conducting any additional testing to ensure interoperability between networks and systems. Each party shall inform the other Party of any system updates that may affect the other Party’s network and each Party shall, at the other Party’s request perform tests to validate the operation of the network. Each Party is responsible for the following: Adhere to all Number Portability Administration Center (NPAC) and North American Numbering Council (NANC) requirements and in providing its own access to regional NPAC. For providing its own access to the Service Order Administration (SOA).

Obligations of Parties. Both Parties will participate in LNP testing in accordance with North American Numbering Council (NANC) standards. Both Parties will follow recommended National Emergency Number Association (NENA) standards for LNP until such time the standards are superceded by federal, state, or local legislation. CLC BUB is required to send to Frontier a completed Bona Fide Request Form for LNP deployment in non LNP capable offices. See Exhibit A. CLC BUB is responsible to coordinate with the local E911 and Public Services Answering Point (PSAP) coordinators to insure a seamless transfer of End User emergency services. CLC BUB is required to meet all mutually agreed upon testing dates and implementation schedules. Both Parties will perform testing as specified in industry guidelines and cooperate in conducting any additional testing to ensure interoperability between networks and systems. Each party shall inform the other Party of any system updates that may affect the other Party’s network and each Party shall, at the other Party’s request perform tests to validate the operation of the network. Each Party is responsible for the following: Adhere to all Number Portability Administration Center (NPAC) and North American Numbering Council (NANC) requirements and in providing its own access to regional NPAC. For providing its own access to the Service Order Administration (SOA).

Obligations of Parties. Both Parties will participate in LNP testing in accordance with North American Numbering Council (NANC) standards. Both Parties will follow recommended National Emergency Number Association (NENA) standards for LNP until such time the standards are superceded by federal, state, or local legislation. CLC CC is required to send to Frontier a completed Bona Fide Request Form for LNP deployment in non LNP capable offices. See Exhibit A. CLC CC is responsible to coordinate with the local E911 and Public Services Answering Point (PSAP) coordinators to insure a seamless transfer of End User emergency services. CLC CC is required to meet all mutually agreed upon testing dates and implementation schedules. Both Parties will perform testing as specified in industry guidelines and cooperate in conducting any additional testing to ensure interoperability between networks and systems. Each party shall inform the other Party of any system updates that may affect the other Party’s network and each Party shall, at the other Party’s request perform tests to validate the operation of the network. Each Party is responsible for the following: Adhere to all Number Portability Administration Center (NPAC) and North American Numbering Council (NANC) requirements and in providing its own access to regional NPAC. For providing its own access to the Service Order Administration (SOA).

Obligations of Parties. Both Parties will participate in LNP testing in accordance with North American Numbering Council (NANC) standards. Both Parties will follow recommended National Emergency Number Association (NENA) standards for LNP until such time the standards are superceded by federal, state, or local legislation. CLC Carrier is required to send to Frontier a completed Bona Fide Request Form for LNP deployment in non LNP capable offices. See Exhibit A. CLC Xxxxxxx is responsible to coordinate with the local E911 and Public Services Answering Point (PSAP) coordinators to insure a seamless transfer of End User emergency services. CLC Carrier is required to meet all mutually agreed upon testing dates and implementation schedules. Both Parties will perform testing as specified in industry guidelines and cooperate in conducting any additional testing to ensure interoperability between networks and systems. Each party shall inform the other Party of any system updates that may affect the other Party’s network and each Party shall, at the other Party’s request perform tests to validate the operation of the network. Each Party is responsible for the following: Adhere to all Number Portability Administration Center (NPAC) and North American Numbering Council (NANC) requirements and in providing its own access to regional NPAC. For providing its own access to the Service Order Administration (SOA).