PHYSICAL SERVICE CONNECTION CHARGES Sample Clauses

PHYSICAL SERVICE CONNECTION CHARGES. When applicable, If Contractor offers Voice Connectivity Services or Data Connectivity Services, or both, Contractor may charge a Physical Service Connection Charge to Authorized Users. This Physical Service Connection Charge shall cover the initial installation or physical upgrade of the Telecommunication Connectivity Service from the Contractor’s Network to the Authorized User’s Demarcation Point. The work shall only occur on the exterior of a building. However, if an Authorized User’s Demarcation Point is located on the interior of a building, then a portion of the work shall also occur on the interior of the building. In this case the interior work shall only occur from the point where the Contractor’s public Network enters the building to the Authorized User’s Demarcation Point. Not-to-exceed pricing for the Physical Service Connection Charge, if applicable, is entered as multiple components on the Contractor Pricelist. These components should include all potential aspects of a Physical Service Connection project and may include but are not limited to: poles, trenching, conduits, per- foot cabling, and boring. The Physical Service Connection Charge includes Last Mile. The price for the Physical Service Connection Charge shall not be payable by using an amortization schedule.
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PHYSICAL SERVICE CONNECTION CHARGES. STATEMENT OF WORK‌ RFQs, whether formal or informal that contain a Physical Service Connection Charge may include a deliverable-based Statement of Work (SOW). RFQs or Purchase Orders should be as detailed as possible, and may, contain the following: 1. Authorized User Information; 2. Current Set Up; 3. Desired Set Up; 4. Location; 5. Projected Time Frame; 6. Anticipated Duration; 7. Hours (start and stop times, and whether overtime is anticipated); 8. Days of the week requested; 9. Estimated Start Date; 10. Security Protocols; 11. Site Information; 12. Site Security Protocols; 13. Pre-Installation Site Visit Details; 14. Project Inspection Criteria; 15. Project Acceptance Criteria; 16. RFQ response details such as due date and time; 17. Mandatory Site Visit (if necessary for accurate Quote submission); 18. RFQ Method of Award;

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