SUPERVISION FOR FINAL ACCEPTANCE OF THE COMMITMENT (hereinafter SUPERVISION Sample Clauses

SUPERVISION FOR FINAL ACCEPTANCE OF THE COMMITMENT (hereinafter SUPERVISION. 16.1. In order to verify that the CONCESSIONAIRE has complied with the implementation of the MOBILE SERVICE in each BENEFICIARY COMMUNITY of the MANDATORY INVESTMENT COMMITMENT, the MTC or its designee must carry out SUPERVISION. 16.2. For acceptance of the BASE STATION, the MTC will verify that it is operational as indicated in section 13 and that the equipment and infrastructure are installed in accordance with current regulations on the installation of telecommunications infrastructure Law 29022 and its amendments, as well as complying with that indicated in paragraph 9.3.13 on the installation standards that must be reflected in the installation manuals of the RF equipment and energy suppliers. 16.3. The MTC shall carry out the SUPERVISION, being the CONCESSIONAIRE'S obligation to participate in said activity. 16.4. The CONCESSIONAIRE must submit to the MTC the results of the Test Protocols established in paragraph 13.1 for the BENEFICIARY COMMUNITIES before the maximum deadline for the COMMENCEMENT OF THE PROVISION OF SERVICES for the First Year and for the Second Year, according to paragraph 4.6. 16.5. The CONCESSIONAIRE shall submit its proposed ACCEPTANCE PROTOCOL to the MTC within ten (10) months from the CLOSING DATE, for its review, opinion or, if applicable, approval. The GRANTOR shall approve or, in its absence, shall make known its observations, inclusion requests, modification of additional tests within ten (10) working days from the receipt of the CONCESSIONAIRE'S ACCEPTANCE PROTOCOL proposal, and in case of observations, they must be corrected by the CONCESSIONAIRE, within the term granted for such purpose by the DGPPC. 16.6. The ACCEPTANCE PROTOCOL must contain the following: 16.6.1. Regarding the Base Station Infrastructure and equipment. ● Detailed inventory and verification of the Infrastructure in accordance with the Base Station design drawings. ● Detailed inventory of RF, Transmissions and Radiant System equipment. ● Inventory and testing of the AC and DC Power System. ● Grounding System (SPAT) inventory and measurement. ● Safety System inventory and testing.
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