Provisioning and Installation Clause Samples
The Provisioning and Installation clause outlines the responsibilities and procedures for supplying and setting up equipment, systems, or services under a contract. It typically details the timeline for delivery, the standards or specifications to be met, and the party responsible for installation tasks, such as site preparation or testing. This clause ensures that both parties understand their obligations regarding the timely and proper setup of deliverables, thereby reducing the risk of delays, misunderstandings, or disputes related to installation.
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Provisioning and Installation. 36.4.1. Electronic Interfaces for the exchange of ordering information will be adopted and made available to CLEC in accordance with CenturyLink operating procedures.
36.4.2. CLEC and CenturyLink may order Primary Local Carrier (“PLC”) and PIC records changes using the same order process and on a unified order (the “LSR”).
36.4.3. A general Letter of Agency (“LOA”) initiated by CLEC or CenturyLink will be required to process a PLC or PIC change order. No LOA signed by the end-user will be required to process a PLC or PIC change ordered by CLEC or CenturyLink. CLEC and CenturyLink agree that PLC and PIC change orders will be supported with appropriate documentation and verification as required by FCC and Commission rules. In the event of a subscriber complaint of an unauthorized PLC record change where the Party that ordered such change is unable to produce appropriate documentation and verification as required by FCC and Commission rules, or, if there are no rules applicable to PLC record changes, then such rules as are applicable to changes in long distance carriers of record shall apply, such Party shall be liable to pay and shall pay all nonrecurring charges associated with reestablishing the subscriber’s local service with the original local carrier as well as an Unauthorized Local Service Provider Change Charge as detailed in the applicable State Local Access Tariff and any other appropriate charges required by Applicable Rules.
36.4.4. Each Party will provide the other, if requested, as agent of the end-user customer, at the time of the PLC order, current “As Is” pre-ordering/ordering information relative to the end-user consisting of local features, products, services, elements, combinations. Each Party is responsible for ordering the Telecommunications Services desired by the end-user customer.
36.4.5. CenturyLink shall provide CLEC the ability to obtain telephone numbers, including vanity numbers from CenturyLink where CenturyLink offers these services to its end users, and to assign these numbers with the CLEC customer. Reservation and aging of numbers remain the responsibility of CenturyLink. CLEC shall pay CenturyLink the reasonable administrative costs of this function, and the monthly recurring charges listed in the appropriate State Local Access Tariff.
36.4.6. CenturyLink shall provide CLEC the ability to order all available features on its switches at Parity with what CenturyLink offers to its own end user customers (e.g., call blocking of...
Provisioning and Installation. 35.4.1. Electronic Interfaces for the exchange of ordering information will be adopted and made available to CLEC in accordance with Embarq operating procedures.
35.4.2. CLEC and Embarq may order Primary Local Carrier (“PLC”) and PIC records changes using the same order process and on a unified order (the “LSR”).
35.4.3. A general Letter of Agency (“LOA”) initiated by CLEC or Embarq will be required to process a PLC or PIC change order. No LOA signed by the end- user will be required to process a PLC or PIC change ordered by CLEC or Embarq. CLEC and Embarq agree that PLC and PIC change orders will be supported with appropriate documentation and verification as required by FCC
Provisioning and Installation. 6.1 AT&T-13STATE offers CARRIER two options for purchasing LS One:
Provisioning and Installation. 1. Electronic Interfaces for the exchange of ordering information will be adopted and made available in accordance with the provisions of Exhibit 2.
2. Carrier and Sprint may order PLC and Primary Interexchange Carrier ("PIC") record changes using the same order process and on a unified order (the "LSR").
3. A general Letter of Agency ("LOA") initiated by Carrier or Sprint will be required to process a PLC or PIC change order. No LOA signed by the end-user will be required to process a PLC or PIC change ordered by Carrier or Sprint. Carrier and Sprint agree that PLC and PIC change orders will be supported with appropriate documentation and verification as required by FCC and Commission rules. In the event of a subscriber complaint of an unauthorized PLC record change where the Party that ordered such change is unable to produce appropriate documentation and verification as required by FCC and Commission rules (or, if there are no rules applicable to PLC record changes, then such rules as are applicable to changes in long distance carriers of record), such Party shall be liable to pay and shall pay all nonrecurring charges associated with reestablishing the subscriber's local service with the original local carrier
4. Each Party will provide the other, if requested, as agent of the end-user customer, at the time of the PLC order, current "As Is" pre-ordering/ordering information relative to the end-user consisting of local features, products, services, elements, combinations, and any customer status qualifying the customer for a special service (e.g., DA exempt, lifeline, etc.) provided by the Party to that end-user. Each Party is responsible for ordering the Telecommunications Services desired by the end-user customer.
5. Until such time as numbering is administered by a third party, Sprint shall provide Carrier the ability to obtain telephone numbers from Sprint, and to assign these numbers with the Carrier customer. This includes vanity numbers. Reservation and aging of numbers remain the responsibility of Sprint. Carrier shall pay Sprint the reasonable administrative costs of this function.
Provisioning and Installation. 1.4.1. Electronic Interfaces for the exchange of ordering information will be adopted and made available to Carrier in accordance with Sprint operating procedures.
1.4.2. Carrier and Sprint may order PLC and PIC record changes using the same order process and on a unified order (the "LSR").
1.4.3. A general Letter of Agency ("LOA") initiated by Carrier or Sprint will be required to process a PLC or PIC change order. No LOA
Provisioning and Installation. 1. The customer will be provided a copy of the Software in installable form on data storage media. The customer will additionally receive documentation belonging to the Software (installation guide, descrip- tion of the software product, software and/or user manual in text form).
2. In principle, the customer is responsible for installing the Software. Installation services are not covered by the scope of services to be provided by us. However, these additional services may be agreed in exchange for separate remuneration.