Conformance to Sprint PCS Technical Program Requirements Clause Samples

Conformance to Sprint PCS Technical Program Requirements. (a) Manager must meet or exceed the Sprint PCS Technical Program Requirements established by Sprint PCS from time to time for the Sprint PCS Network. Manager will be deemed to meet the Sprint PCS Technical Program Requirements if: (i) Manager operates the Service Area Network at a level equal to or better than the lower of the Operational Level of Sprint PCS or the operational level contemplated by the Sprint PCS Technical Program Requirements; or (ii) Sprint PCS is responsible under the Services Agreement to ensure the Service Area Network complies with the Sprint PCS Technical Program Requirements. (b) Manager must demonstrate to Sprint PCS that Manager has complied with the Sprint PCS Technical Program Requirements prior to connecting the Service Area Network to the rest of the Sprint PCS Network. Once the Service Area Network is connected to the Sprint PCS Network, Manager must continue to comply with the Sprint PCS Technical Program Requirements. Sprint PCS agrees that the Sprint PCS Technical Program Requirements adopted for Manager will be the same Sprint PCS Technical Program Requirements applied by Sprint PCS to the Sprint PCS Network.
Conformance to Sprint PCS Technical Program Requirements. The first sentence of Section 7.1(b) is replaced by the following sentence: "Manager must demonstrate to Sprint PCS' reasonable satisfaction that Manager has complied with the Sprint PCS Technical Program Requirements prior to connecting the Service Area Network to the rest of the Sprint PCS Network."

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