Provisioning of Unbundled Loops Sample Clauses

Provisioning of Unbundled Loops. The following coordination procedures shall apply for conversions of “live” Telephone Exchange Services to unbundled Network Elements:
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Provisioning of Unbundled Loops. AWS shall request unbundled Loops from CBT by delivering to CBT a valid electronic transmittal service order (a “Service Order”) using the electronic interface. Within one (1) Business Day of CBT's receipt of a Service Order, CBT shall provide AWS the FOC date and installation date of the unbundled Loops per the standard intervals set forth in Schedule 30.8 of this Agreement by which the Loop(s) covered by such Service Order will be installed.
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Provisioning of Unbundled Loops. The following coordination procedures shall apply for conversions of “live” Telephone Exchange Services to unbundled Network Elements: 2.2.1 CLEC shall request unbundled Loops from Ameritech by delivering to Ameritech a valid electronic transmittal service order (a “Service Order”) using the electronic interface described on Schedule 9.2.6. Within forty-eight (48) hours of Ameritech's receipt of a Service Order, Ameritech shall provide CLEC the firm order commitment (FOC) date according to the applicable Ameritech Network Element Performance Benchmarks set forth in Section 9.10 of this Agreement by which the Loop(s) covered by such Service Order will be installed. 2.2.2 Ameritech shall provision unbundled Loops in accordance with the time frames set forth on Schedule 9.10 or within such other intervals as agreed upon by the Parties. 2.2.3 Ameritech agrees to coordinate with CLEC at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to the due date a scheduled conversion date and time (the “Scheduled Conversion Time”) in the (“A.M.”) (12:00 midnight to 12:00 noon) or (P.M) (12:00 noon to 12:00 midnight) (as applicable, the “Conversion Window” ). 2.2.4 Not less than one (1) hour prior to the Scheduled Conversion Time, either Party may contact the other Party and unilaterally designate a new Scheduled Conversion Time (the “New Conversion Time”). If the New Conversion Time is within the Conversion Window, no charges shall be assessed on or waived by either Party. If, however, the New Conversion Time is outside of the Conversion Window, the Party requesting such New Conversion Time shall be subject to the following: If Ameritech requests the New Conversion Time, the applicable Line Connection Charge shall be waived; and If CLEC requests the New Conversion Time, CLEC shall be assessed a Line Connection Charge in addition to the Line Connection Charge that will be incurred for the New Conversion Time. 2.2.5 Ameritech shall test for CLEC dial-tone (“Dial Tone Test”) at CLEC's Virtual Collocated equipment during a window not greater than forty-eight (48) hours but not less than eight (8) hours prior to the Scheduled Conversion Time (or New Scheduled Time, as applicable). Ameritech shall perform the Dial Tone Test at no charge for one Contract Year. Thereafter, Ameritech shall charge CLEC for Dial Tone Test on a time and materials basis.
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Provisioning of Unbundled Loops. The coordination procedures described in this Section 2.2 shall apply when Requesting Carrier orders an Ameritech-provided voice-grade non-DS 1 Loop to convert “live” Ameritech retail Telephone Exchange Service to Requesting Carrier’s Telecommunications Service provisioned through such unbundled Loop:
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Provisioning of Unbundled Loops. The following coordination procedures shall apply for conversions of "LIVE"
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Provisioning of Unbundled Loops. The following coordination procedures shall apply for conversions of "live"
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Provisioning of Unbundled Loops. The following coordination procedures shall apply for new unbundled Loops and the conversions of “live” Telephone Exchange Services to unbundled Loops (herein after referred to as “hot cuts”):
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Provisioning of Unbundled Loops. VoiceStream shall request unbundled Loops from CBT by delivering to CBT a valid electronic transmittal service order (a “Service Order”) using the electronic interface. Within one (1) Business Day of CBT's receipt of a Service Order, CBT shall provide VoiceStream the FOC date and installation date of the unbundled Loops per the standard intervals set forth in Schedule 30.8 of this Agreement by which the Loop(s) covered by such Service Order will be installed.
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  • Service Description The Parties will provide Common Channel Signaling (CCS) to one another via Signaling System 7 (SS7) network interconnection, where and as available, in the manner specified in FCC Order 95-187, in conjunction with all traffic exchange trunk groups. SS7 signaling and transport services shall be provided by GTE in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Section 9 of this Article. The Parties will cooperate on the exchange of all appropriate SS7 messages for local and intraLATA call set-up signaling, including ISDN User Part (ISUP) and Transaction Capabilities Application Part (TCAP) messages to facilitate full interoperability of all CLASS Features and functions between their respective networks. Any other SS7 message services to be provided using TCAP messages (such as data base queries) will be jointly negotiated and agreed upon.

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