Trunk Provisioning Sample Clauses

Trunk Provisioning. 3.5.1 In conjunction with Trunk forecasting as described in Section 3.4 above, WSP will be responsible for ordering all Interconnection Trunk Groups, with concurrence from AT&T-21STATE.
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Trunk Provisioning. 5.1 WSP will be responsible for ordering all Interconnection Trunk Groups.
Trunk Provisioning. 10.2.1.1 Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, each Party shall control the timing and sizing of one-way originating trunks it provisions for terminating traffic to the other Party. Both Parties will manage the capacity of their interconnection trunk groups. Each Party’s trunking requirements for a direct end office or a tandem trunk group should be based on reasonable engineering principles and be kept to a minimum quantity of trunks, based on blocking standards identified in Section 10.1.1.2. Either Party may place an order to add or disconnect trunks in a trunk group that are under its control as long as engineering parameters, e.g., design blocking objective, ECCS, utilization, are reasonably met.
Trunk Provisioning. If Qwest desires that KMC provision two-way trunks in connection with one or more of the MGS Services, Qwest shall submit a written request to KMC and KMC shall, within 15 days, provide Qwest with a written estimate of all direct costs, charges and fees payable by KMC to third parties in connection with the provisioning, maintenance and operation of such two-way trunks (to the extent they exceed costs associated with one-way trunks) and an estimated time frame in which KMC will order the same. If Qwest accepts such estimates of charges and the time frame for ordering, Qwest shall provide KMC with a written acceptance and KMC shall order such two-way trunks within such time-frame and thereafter Qwest shall be responsible for paying for all direct costs, charges and fees payable by KMC in connection with the provisioning, maintenance and operation of the two-way trunks to the extent they exceed costs associated with one-way trunks. Schedule 2 Service Levels
Trunk Provisioning. 10.3.1 Orders between the Parties to establish, add, change, or disconnect trunks shall be processed by use of an Access Service Request (“ASR”).
Trunk Provisioning. In conjunction with Trunk forecasting as described in Section 3.4 above, Sprint PCS will be responsible for ordering all Interconnection Trunk Groups, with concurrence from AT&T 9-STATE. Sprint PCS shall submit orders to AT&T 9-STATE to establish, add, change, or disconnect Trunks, using AT&T 9-STATE’s applicable ordering system. Two-way Trunk Groups may only be used for the delivery of traffic in both directions.
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