Voice Unbundled Network Element Platform Sample Clauses

Voice Unbundled Network Element Platform. (UNE-P). VOICE UNE-P is the combination of the NID, Loop, Local Circuit Switching, Shared Transport, and Local Tandem Switching network elements. 58.5.1.1. Sprint will offer the combination of the NID, Loop, Local Circuit Switching, Local Switch Port, Shared Transport, and Local Tandem Switching (where Sprint is the provider of Shared Transport and Local Tandem Switching) unbundled network elements to provide VOICE UNE-P at the applicable recurring charges and non-recurring charges as specified in Table 1 for VOICE UNE-P plus the applicable Service Order Charge. Sprint will also xxxx XXXX for applicable Usage Data Recording and Transmission Charges as indicated in Table 1. 58.5.1.2. Until such time as Sprint can xxxx the recurring charges for usage based VOICE UNE-P elements (Local Circuit Switching, Shared Transport, Local Tandem Switching), these charges will be billed to CLEC at the recurring flat rate charge reflected in Table 1. Upon the implementation of the necessary operational modifications, Sprint will convert from billing CLEC based on this flat rated monthly charge to applicable usage based charges for the VOICE UNE-P elements. 58.5.1.3. Sprint will provide originating and terminating access records to CLEC for access usage over UNE-P. CLEC will be responsible for billing the respective originating and/or terminating access charges directly to the IXC. 58.5.1.4. Sprint will provide CLEC toll call records that will allow it to xxxx its end users for toll charges. Such record exchange will be in industry standard EMI format at the charges set forth in Table 1. Any non-standard requested format would be handled through the BFR process as set xxxxx xx §00 of this Agreement.
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