TELRIC definition

TELRIC means Total Element Long-Run Incremental Cost.
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TELRIC means Total Element Long-Run Incremental Cost. “Third Party” means any person other than a Party.
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TELRIC means Total Element Long Run Incremental Cost, a costing methodology defined in, and applied in accordance with the requirements of, the FCC Regulations.
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Examples of TELRIC in a sentence

  • CLEC will compensate Sprint for transport from the Virtual POI to the Physical POI at TELRIC based rates.

  • If the local calling area is served by a Remote Switch Sprint will charge CLEC for unbundled transport between the host Central Office Switch and the Remote Switch at TELRIC based transport rates based on the volume of traffic between the host and remote.

  • Example 1: The individual hot cut rate in Arizona is lowered from the current TELRIC rate to $30.00 per line.

  • Example 2: The individual hot cut rate in Montana is lowered on January 1, 2006 from the current TELRIC rate to $20.00 per line.

  • Once the Commission establishes a final TELRIC rate for that particular Network Element or combination of Network Elements to replace the interim rate established by SBC-AMERITECH, (or the Commission rejects the same) the Parties shall perform a “true-up”.

  • If the Commission has not approved a TELRIC rate for a particular Network Element to be provided on an unbundled basis or Combination of Network Elements, SBC-AMERITECH shall establish an interim rate using a methodology consistent with Section 252(d) of the Act.

  • In the case of Shared Collocation, Qwest may not increase the cost of site preparation or nonrecurring charges above the TELRIC cost for provisioning such a cage of similar dimensions and material to a single collocating Party, and Qwest must prorate the charge for site conditioning and preparation by determining the total charge for site preparation and allocating that charge to CLEC based on the percentage of the total space used by CLEC.

  • If the local calling area is served by a Remote Switch Sprint will charge CLEC for transport between the host Central Office Switch and the Remote Switch at TELRIC based rates based on the volume of traffic between the host and remote.

  • Such an approach would give the incumbent LECs unilateral power to avoid unbundling at TELRIC rates simply by voluntarily making elements available at some higher price.Order ¶ 102 (footnote omitted).

  • In the case of Shared Collocation, CenturyLink may not increase the cost of site preparation or nonrecurring charges above the TELRIC cost for Provisioning such a cage of similar dimensions and material to a single collocating party, and CenturyLink must prorate the charge for site conditioning and preparation by determining the total charge for site preparation and allocating that charge to CLEC based on the percentage of the total space used by CLEC.


More Definitions of TELRIC

TELRIC means total element long run incremental cost.
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