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Reference Offer for Direct Wholesale Roaming Access V 09/2021 Reference Offer for Direct Wholesale Roaming Access V 09/2021 ANNEX 7 Roaming Service Level Agreement General Please refer to PRD BA.51 for both Roaming Service Level Agreement guidelines and template agreements.
Reference Offer for Direct Wholesale Roaming Access V 09/2021 ANNEX 2 SERVICES The implementation of Services shall be in accordance with the Technical Specifications with the exception of Public Mobile Network specific deviations and/or chosen options agreed by both Parties during the testing phase.

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Reference Offer means a written offer setting out the infrastructure to be shared on an active or passive basis, tariffs, terms and conditions as per the prescribed format in these regulations submitted to and approved by the Authority.

Reference Offer means an offer by the Supplier to supply Electricity from the Facility to the day-ahead IESO-Administered Market for Electricity where the price component of the offer is set at $0.00/MWh and the quantity component of the offer is equal to the amount of energy that is forecasted to be available from the Facility in the day-ahead timeframe by the “forecasting entity” (as that term is used in the IESO Market Rules).

Reference Offer means the conditions made public by an operator bound by the procedure and conditions set out in this Law, whereby he makes a commitment to provide access to any undertaking requesting it.

Reference Offer means the present reference offer, including its annexes;

Reference Offer means the terms and conditions (including charges) on which SSSL is willing to enter into an agreement with a Third Party for the provision of Access Control Services;

Reference Offer means the terms and conditions published in accordance with SMP Condition 5 on which the Dominant Provider is willing to enter into an Access Agreement; and

Reference Offer means this document. "LBG" shall mean a Letter of Bank Guarantee. 2. Identity of the Access SeekerDirect Wholesale Roaming Access Seeker is considered to be any undertaking which is entitled, under the law of the EU Member State, to provide roaming services to roaming customers in that Member State and thus receives the right to wholesale roaming access under the terms of Article 3 of the Roaming Regulation, in order to serve European roaming customers.Any undertaking entering Direct Wholesale Roaming Access agreements needs to be identifiable on a network level. Thus it is required to present an own and dedicated Mobile Country Code/ Mobile Network Code (MCC/MNC) identifier via an “own” IMSI. This IMSI requirement is crucial to an easy reproduction of an international roaming connection for the requesting undertakings. 3. Initial requests and exchange of informationAll requests has to be addressed via email to DirectWRA@t-mobile.pl T-Mobile and Access Seeker will conclude a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) before exchanging non-public information.Initially, T-Mobile requests the following information to be provided by Access Seeker:– evidence that is eligible to benefit from Art.3 of the Roaming Regulation, especially to provide roaming services to roaming customers in the respective EU Member State(s).– exhaustive information about desired model of cooperation with T-Mobile– technical data that provide information on the compatibility with described in this Reference Offer standards and specifications (see Introduction and par. 9-13)– 12 (twelve) month roaming traffic forecast (see par. 14)Access Seeker shall be informed as soon as possible, however not later than within two weeks after its request about all necessary additional information to be provided to T-Mobile in order to enable the further processing of its request.Delays in providing such information to T-Mobile will not count towards the timeline described in Article 4 of this Reference Offer

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