Wireless E911 Service Access Sample Clauses

Wireless E911 Service Access is a service which enables Carrier’s use of SBC-13STATE 911 network service elements which SBC-13STATE uses in the provision of E911 Universal Emergency Number/ 911 Telecommunications Services, where SBC-13STATE is the 911 service provider. E911 Authority purchases Universal Emergency Number/911 Telecommunications Service from SBC-13STATE. Wireless E911 Service Access makes available to Carrier only the service configuration purchased by the E911 Authority from SBC-13STATE. SBC-13STATE shall provide Wireless E911 Service Access to Carrier as described in this Appendix, in each area in which (i) Carrier is authorized to provide CMRS and (ii) SBC- 13STATE is the 911 service provider. The Federal Communications Commission has, in FCC Docket 94- 102, ordered that providers of CMRS make available to their end users certain E9-1-1 services, and has established clear and certain deadlines and by which said service must be available. Wireless E911 Service Access is compatible with Carrier’s Phase I and Phase II E911 obligations.
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Wireless E911 Service Access is a service which enables WSP’s use of AT&T-22STATE 911 network service elements which AT&T-22STATE uses in the provision of E911 Universal Emergency Number/ 911 Telecommunications Services, where AT&T-22STATE is the 911 service provider. E911 Authority purchases Universal Emergency Number/911 Telecommunications Service from AT&T-22STATE. Wireless E911 Service Access makes available to WSP only the service configuration purchased by the E911 Authority from AT&T- 22STATE. AT&T-22STATE shall provide Wireless E911 Service Access to WSP as described in this Attachment, in each area in which (i) WSP is authorized to provide CMRS and (ii) AT&T-22STATE is the 911 service provider. The Federal Communications Commission has, in FCC Docket 94-102, ordered that providers of CMRS make available to their end users certain E9-1-1 services, and has established clear and certain deadlines and by which said service must be available. Wireless E911 Service Access is compatible with WSP’s Phase I and Phase II E911 obligations.
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