Coordinated Installation Without Cooperative Testing Sample Clauses

Coordinated Installation Without Cooperative Testing. Coordinated Installation Without Cooperative Testing may be ordered for new or existing service. For both new and existing service, CLEC must designate a specific "Appointment Time" when it submits the LSR. On the Due Date (DD), at CLEC's designated Appointment Time, the CenturyLink Implementor/Tester contacts CLEC to ensure CLEC is ready for installation. If CLEC is not ready within thirty (30) minutes of the scheduled Appointment Time, then CLEC must reschedule the installation by submitting a supplemental LSR. If CenturyLink is not ready within thirty (30) minutes of the scheduled Appointment Time, CenturyLink will waive the nonrecurring charge for the installation option and the Parties will attempt to set a new Appointment Time on the same day and, if unable to do so, CenturyLink will issue a jeopardy notice and a FOC with a new Due Date. 9.2.2.9.4.1 For an existing Unbundled Loop this Coordinated Installation Without Cooperative Testing is a "lift and lay" procedure without a dispatch that offers CLEC the ability to coordinate the conversion activity. The CenturyLink Implementor advises CLEC when the "lift and lay" procedure is complete. 9.2.2.9.4.2 For new Unbundled Loops, CenturyLink may dispatch a technician to terminate the new circuit at the End User Customer premises. The Field Technician will not remain on the premises to perform the coordinated installation once the circuit is in place. The COT completes the installation in the Central Office, and the COT and Implementor/Tester complete the required performance tests to ensure that the new circuit meets required parameter limits. CLEC will not receive test results. When installation is complete, CenturyLink will notify CLEC.
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Coordinated Installation Without Cooperative Testing. Coordinated Installation Without Cooperative Testing may be ordered for new or existing service. For both new and existing service, CLEC must designate a specific "Appointment Time" when it submits the LSR. On the Due Date (DD), at CLEC's designated Appointment Time, the Qwest Implementor/Tester contacts CLEC to ensure CLEC is ready for installation. If CLEC is not ready within thirty
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Coordinated Installation Without Cooperative Testing. The Coordinated Installation without Cooperative Testing option may be ordered for new or existing service. For an existing Unbundled Loop this option remains a "lift and lay" procedure (no Premises Dispatch required) but offers CLEC the ability to coordinate the conversion activity. Again, CLEC must designate a specific "Appointment Time" when the LSR is submitted. On the Due Date (DD), at CLEC designated "Appointment Time", the Implementor/Tester will contact CLEC to notify them that Qwest is ready to start the installation. If CLEC is not ready within thirty (30) minutes of the scheduled appointment time, then CLEC needs to reschedule the installation by submitting a supplemental LSR. Once the work has been completed, the Qwest Implementor advises CLEC that the "lift and lay" procedure has been completed. For new Unbundled Loops, a dispatch may be required to ‘tie-down’ the new circuit at the customer premises. CLEC may elect to specify that no Dispatch is requested. This will signal Qwest that the Field Technician (CST/NT) will not need to stay on the premises to perform the Coordinated Installation once the circuit is in place. CLEC must designate a specific "Appointment Time" when the LSR is submitted. On the Due Date (DD), at CLEC designated "Appointment Time", after the circuit is in place, the Qwest Implementor /Tester contacts CLEC to ensure they are ready for the installation. If CLEC is not ready within thirty (30) minutes of the scheduled appointment time, then CLEC needs to reschedule the installation by submitting a supplemental LSR. The COT completes the installation in the Central Office. The COT and Implementor/Tester complete the required Performance Tests to ensure the new circuit meets the required parameter limits. The test results are NOT provided to CLEC. CLEC is verbally advised that the Installation is complete.
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Coordinated Installation Without Cooperative Testing. Coordinated Installation Without Cooperative Testing may be ordered for new or existing service. For both new and existing service, NT&T must designate a specific "Appointment Time" when it submits the LSR. On the Due Date (DD), at NT&T’s designated Appointment Time, the Windstream Implementor/Tester contacts NT&T to ensure NT&T is ready for installation. If NT&T is not ready within thirty (30) minutes of the scheduled Appointment Time, then NT&T must reschedule the installation by submitting a supplemental LSR. If Windstream is not ready within thirty (30) minutes of the scheduled Appointment Time, the Parties will attempt to set a new Appointment Time on the same day and, if unable to do so, Windstream will issue a jeopardy notice and a FOC with a new Due Date. 2.2.9.4.1 For an existing Unbundled Loop this Coordinated Installation Without Cooperative Testing is a "lift and lay" procedure without a dispatch that offers NT&T the ability to coordinate the conversion activity. The Windstream Implementor advises NT&T when the "lift and lay" procedure is complete. 2.2.9.4.2 For new Unbundled Loops, Windstream may dispatch a technician to terminate the new circuit at the End User Customer premises. The Field Technician will not remain on the premises to perform the coordinated installation once the circuit is in place. The COT completes the installation in the Central Office, and the COT and Implementor/Tester complete the required performance tests to ensure that the new circuit meets required parameter limits. NT&T will not receive test results. When installation is complete, Windstream will notify NT&T.
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