Unbundled Loop Order Provisioning Sample Clauses
Unbundled Loop Order Provisioning. The parties hereby agree to the following processes and intervals for unbundled loop order provisioning, subject to obtaining an annual unbundled loop forecast, updated quarterly, the limitations contained in the U S WEST Service Interval Guide and each and all of the following terms and conditions identified in Paragraphs 1 through 6 below.
1. U S WEST will provide the status of delayed orders, including the reason why the order is delayed where facilities exist within one (1) day of the status being assigned by Network or within three (3) days of the order going held, in Minneapolis, Phoenix, Seattle, Denver and Salt Lake City. The interval for resolving delayed orders will remain ICB, subject to the following conditions in this Paragraph C.
1. If the loop is delayed as a result of the need to condition the line, U S WEST will provide the RFS date within one (1) day of the status being assigned by Network and the RFS date will be identified as twenty-five (25) days in the FOC. If the loop is delayed as a result of the need to complete network rearrangements (line and station transfers), U S WEST will provide the RFS date within one
(1) day of the status being assigned by Network and the RFS date will be identified as thirty
Unbundled Loop Order Provisioning. The parties hereby agree to the following processes and intervals for unbundled loop order provisioning, subject to obtaining an annual unbundled loop forecast, updated quarterly, the limitations contained in the Qwest Service Interval Guide and each and all of the following terms and conditions identified in Paragraphs 1 through 6 below.
1. Qwest will provide the status of delayed orders, including the reason why the order is delayed where facilities exist within one (1) day of the status being assigned by Network or within three (3) days of the order going held, in Minneapolis, Phoenix, Seattle, Denver and Salt Lake City. The interval for resolving delayed orders will remain ICB, subject to the following conditions in this Paragraph C.
1. If the loop is delayed as a result of the need to condition the line, Qwest will provide the RFS date within one (1) day of the status being assigned by Network and the RFS date will be identified as twenty-five (25) days in the FOC. If the loop is delayed as a result of the need to complete network rearrangements (line and station transfers), Qwest will provide the RFS date within one (1) day of the status being assigned by Network and the RFS date will be identified as thirty (30) days in the FOC. Each month, Qwest and CLEC will jointly review all CLEC delayed orders on an aggregate basis to determine what actions, if any, can be taken to clear CLEC's delayed orders.
2. Qwest will agree to a standard interval for non-loaded, ISDN Capable and ADSL Unbundled Loops in five (5) days in high density areas and eight (8) days in low density areas pursuant to the force majeure and other volume limitations contained in the SIG. Subloops will be installed in the same interval, once CLEC has established a Field Connection Point with accurate CFA.
3. Qwest’s interval for line conditioning will remain ICB, except that after June 30, 2000, in the metropolitan areas in which CLEC currently does business, subject to the existing of legal right of way and the issuance of the necessary permits from the appropriate governmental body(ies), Qwest will commit to a twenty-five (25) day interval if the following conditions are met:
(a) CLEC must deliver a forecast identifying its need for conditioned loops at the distribution area at least sixty (60) days in advance; (b) the removal of the bridged taps in the forecasted area does not require construction or excavation; and (c) the removal requires no more than 25 loops at one time. Further, ...