Capacity Provisioning Sample Clauses

Capacity Provisioning. 2.3.1 From time to time during the Commitment Periods, Customer may request an IRU in Capacity on the 360americas System by submitting a complete order to 360americas for such Capacity pursuant to 360americas' then current service order form (such completed order being called a "Circuit Order"). Each Circuit Order shall be signed by an authorized representative of Customer. 360americas shall accept or reject a Circuit Order by providing written notice to the Customer within ten (10) days of receipt of such Circuit Order from the Customer. Provided that a Circuit Order is complete and consistent with the provisions of this Agreement, 360americas shall not reject a Circuit Order if the requested Capacity is available. If 360americas rejects a Circuit Order, then 360americas must provide to Customer a reasonably detailed basis for such rejection. [ ]*. A rejected Circuit Order shall be of no force or effect and any capacity or services so requested by Customer shall not be considered a "Circuit" or "Capacity". (a) Provided that the 360americas System is RFCS, 360americas shall use commercially reasonable efforts to deliver a Completion Notice for the applicable Circuit within [ ]* days after Customer submits a Circuit Order (unless such Circuit Order is rejected pursuant to 2.3.1), provided that, in the event 360americas cannot deliver a Completion Notice for the bandwidth level requested in the Circuit Order because the 360americas System requires an upgrade to accommodate the requested bandwidth, then 360americas shall use commercially reasonable efforts to deliver a Completion Notice for the requested Circuit within [ ]* of submission of the applicable Circuit Order. * CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUEST - Confidential portion has been omitted and filed separately with the Commission. 11 If 360americas does not have Capacity available for purchase by Customer during any Commitment Period because a system upgrade is required, then such Commitment Period shall be extended by the total number of days it takes for 360americas to complete the required upgrade. (b) In the event that 360americas fails to deliver a Completion Notice for the requested Circuit within the applicable [ ]* period described above, as such periods may be extended by Force Majeure Events, then during the [ ]* period following expiration of the applicable [ ]* period, Customer may, as its sole remedy for such failure, may either: (1)(A) terminate the delayed Circuit and require 360americas to r...
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