Physical Collocation Interconnection Clause Samples
The Physical Collocation Interconnection clause establishes the terms under which one party is permitted to physically place its telecommunications equipment within another party’s premises to facilitate network interconnection. Typically, this clause outlines the requirements for space allocation, access rights, security protocols, and any associated fees or responsibilities for maintaining the collocated equipment. Its core practical function is to enable seamless and efficient interconnection between networks, thereby supporting interoperability and competition while clearly defining the rights and obligations of both parties involved.
Physical Collocation Interconnection. When CLEC provides its own facilities or uses the facilities of a third party to an SBC-AMERITECH Tandem or, at CLEC’s option, End Office and wishes to place its own transport terminating equipment at that location, CLEC may Interconnect using the provisions of Physical Collocation as set forth in Article XII or applicable state tariff.
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Physical Collocation Interconnection. When AT&T provides its own facilities or uses the facilities of a third party to an SBC-AMERITECH Tandem or, at AT&T’s option, End Office and wishes to place its own transport terminating equipment at that location, AT&T may Interconnect using the provisions of Physical Collocation as set forth in Article XII or applicable state tariff.
Physical Collocation Interconnection. 3.1.1 When LEVEL 3 provides its own facilities or uses the facilities of a 3rd party to a SBC-13STATE Tandem or End Office and requests to place its own transport terminating equipment at that location, LEVEL 3 may Interconnect using the provisions of Physical Collocation as set forth in Appendix Physical Collocation or applicable state tariff.