Windstream RESPONSIBILITIES WHERE Windstream IS THE DESIGNATED 911/E911 SERVICE PROVIDER Sample Clauses

Windstream RESPONSIBILITIES WHERE Windstream IS THE DESIGNATED 911/E911 SERVICE PROVIDER. 2.1. Windstream shall provide and maintain such equipment at the Windstream Selective Router and the DBMS as is necessary to provide Peerless 911 Services at parity with that of Windstream retail End Users. Windstream shall provide Peerless access to the Windstream 911 System as described in this section.
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