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April 21 , 2003
MARY S. HOBSON
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Jean Jewell, Secretary
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
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Boise, Idaho 83720-0074
Re:Case No. QWE-OO-
APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL OF AMENDMENT TO THE INTERCONNECTION
AGREEMENT
Dear Ms. Jewell:
Enclosed for filing with this Commission on behalf of Qwest Corporation and McLeodUSA
Telecommunications Services, Inc. is an original of the Application for Approval of
Amendment to the Interconnection Agreement. The parties respectfully request that this
matter be placed on the Commission Decision Meeting Agenda for expedited approval.
Please contact me if you have any questions concerning the enclosed. Thank you for your
assistance in this matter.
Very truly yours
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Lauraine Harding
McLeodUSA Telecommunications Services, Inc.
6400 C Street SW - Box 3177
Cedar Rapids, IA 52406-3177
Telephone: [phone]
BEFORE THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
JOINT APPLICATION OF QWEST
CORPORATION AND MCLEODUSA
TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES, INe.
FOR APPROVAL OF THE AMENDMENT TO
AN INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENT FOR
THE STATE OF IDAHO PURSUANT TO 47
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CASE NO.: QWE-OO-
APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL OF
AMENDMENT TO THE
INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENT
Qwest Corporation ("Qwest") and McLeodUSA Telecommunications Services, Inc.
McLeod") hereby jointly file this Application for Approval of Amendment to the
Interconnection Agreement ("Amendment"), which was approved by the Idaho Public Utilities
Commission on November 9 2000 (the "Agreement"). A copy of the Amendment is submitted
herewith.
This Amendment was reached through voluntary negotiations without resort to mediation
or arbitration and is submitted for approval pursuant to Section 252(e) of the Communications
Act of 1934, as amended by the Telecommunications Act of 1996 (the "Act"
Section 252(e)(2) of the Act directs that a state Commission may reject an amendment
reached through voluntary negotiations only if the Commission finds that: the amendment (or
portion(s) thereof) discriminates against a telecommunications carrier not a party to this
agreement; or the implementation of such an amendment (or portion) is not consistent with the
public interest, convenience and necessity.
APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL OF AMENDMENT TO THE INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENT - Page 1
Boise-155898.10029164-00016
McLeod and Qwest respectfully submit this Amendment provides no basis for either of
these findings, and, therefore jointly request that the Commission approve this Amendment
expeditiously. This Amendment is consistent with the public interest as identified in the pro-
competitive policies of the State of Idaho, the Commission, the United States Congress, and the
Federal Communications Commission. Expeditious approval of this Amendment will enable
McLeod to interconnect with Qwest facilities and to provide customers with increased choices
among local telecommunications services.
McLeod and Qwest further request that the Commission approve this Amendment
without a hearing. Because this Amendment was reached through voluntary negotiations, it does
not raise issues requiring a hearing and does not concern other parties not a party to the
negotiations. Expeditious approval would further the public interest.
Respectfully submitted this ;.I'IJ.day of April, 2003.
Qwest Corporation
d::fs 1ilf:~Stoel Rives LLP, Attorneys for Qwest
and
Lauraine Harding
McLeodUSA Telecommunications Services, Inc.
APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL OF AMENDMENT TO THE INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENT - Page 2
Boise-155898,O029164-00016
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I hereby certify that on this .J-1,J!1/.day of April, 2003, I served the foregoing
APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL OF AMENDMENT TO THE INTERCONNECTION
AGREEMENT upon all parties of record in this matter as follows:
Jean Jewell, Secretary
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
472 West Washington Street
Boise, Idaho 83720-0074
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Lauraine Harding
McLeodUSA Telecommunications Services, Inc.
6400 C Street SW - Box 3177
Cedar Rapids, IA 52406-3177
Telephone: [phone]
Mary Sullivan
Qwest Communications International Inc.
7800 East Orchard Road - Suite 250
Englewood, CO 80111
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Legal Secretary to Mary S. Hobson
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APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL OF AMENDMENT TO THE INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENT - Page 3
Boise-155898.10029164-00016
Unbundled Network Elements Combinations (UNE Combinations) Amendment
to the
Interconnection Agreement
between
Qwest Corporation
and
McLeodUSA Telecommunications Services, Inc.
for the State of Idaho
This Amendment ("Amendment") is to the Interconnection Agreement between Qwest
Corporation (fIkia US WEST Communications, Inc.
) ("
Qwest") , a Colorado corporation
and McLeodUSA Telecommunications Servic:es, Inc. ("CLEC"), an Iowa corporation.
RECITALS
WHEREAS, the Parties entered into an Interconnection Agreement, for service in the
State of Idaho, that was approved by the Idaho Public Utilities Commission on
November 9 , 2000 as referenced in Docket No. QWE- T -00-07 ("Agreement"); and
WHEREAS, the Parties wish to amend the Agreement under the terms and conditions
contained herein.
AGREEMENT
NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual terms, covenants and conditions
contained in this Amendment and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and
sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, the Parties agree as follows:
1. Amendment Terms
The Agreement is hereby amended by adding the terms, conditions and rates for
Unbundled Network Elements Combinations (UNE Combinations), as set forth
Attachment 1 and Exhibits A, Band C, attached hereto and incorporated herein.
2. Effective Date
This Amendment shall be deemed effective upon Commission approval; howeverthe Parties may agree to implement the provisions of this Amendment upon
execution. To accommodate this need, CLEC must generate, if necessary, an
updated Customer Questionnaire. In addition to the Questionnaire, all system
updates will need to be completed by Qwest. CLEC will be notified when all system
changes have been made. Actual order processing may begin once these
requirements have been met.
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3. Amendments: Waivers
The provisions of this Amendment, including the provisions of this sentence, may not
be amended, modified or supplemented , and waivers or consents to departures from
the provisions of this Amendment may not be given without the written consent
thereto by both Parties' authorized representative. No waiver by any Party of any
default, misrepresentation, or breach of warranty or covenant hereunder, whether
intentional or not, will be deemed to extend to any prior or subsequent default
misrepresentation, or breach of warranty or covenant hereunder or affect in any way
any rights arising by virtue of any prior or subsequent such occurrence.
4. Entire Aareement
This Amendment (including the documents referred to herein) constitutes the full and
entire understanding and agreement between the Parties with regard to the subjects
of this Amendment and supersedes any prior understandings, agreements
amendments, or representations by or between the Parties, written or oral , to the
extent they relate in any way to the subjects of this Amendment.
The Parties intending to be legally bound have executed this Amendment as of the dates
set forth below, in multiple counterparts, each of which is deemed an original, but all of
which shall constitute one and the same instrument.
McLeod USA Telecommunications
Services, Inc.
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ATTACHMENT 1
23 Unbundled Network Elements Combinations (UNE Combinations)
23.1 General Terms
23.Owest shall provide CLEC with non-discriminatory access to
combinations of Unbundled Network Elements including but not limited to the UNE-
Platform (UNE-P) and Enhanced Extended Loop (EEL), according to the following terms
and conditions.
23.Qwest will offer to CLEC UNE Combinations, on rates, terms and
conditions that are just, reasonable and non-discriminatory in accordance with the terms
and conditions of this Amendment and the requirements of Section 251 and Section 252
of the Act, the applicable FCC rules, and other Applicable Laws. The methods of access
to UNE Combinations described in this section are not exclusive. Qwest will make
available any other form of access requested by CLEC that is consistent with the Act
and the regulations thereunder. CLEC shall be entitled to access to all combinations
functionality as provided in FCC rules and other Applicable Laws. Qwest shall not
require CLEC to access any UNE Combinations in conjunction with any other service or
element unless specified in this Amendment or as required for technical feasibility
reasons. Qwestshall not place any use restrictions or other limiting conditions on UNE
Combination(s) accessed by CLEC except as specified in this Amendment or required
by Existing Rules.
23.Changes in law, regulations or other "Existing Rules" relating to
ONEs and UNE Combinations, including additions and deletions of elements
Owest is required to unbundled and/or provide in a UNE Combination, shall be
incorporated into this Amendment pursuant to the Agreement. CLEC and Qwest
agree that the ONEs identified in the Agreement are not exclusive and that
pursuant to changes in FCC rules, state laws, or the Bona Fide Request process
CLEC may identify and request that Qwest furnish additional or revised ONEs to
the extent required under Section 251 (c)(3) ofthe Act and other Applicable Laws.
Failure to list aUNE herein shall not constitute a waiver by CLEC to obtain a
UNE subsequently defined by the FCC or the state Commission.
23.In addition to the UNE Combinations provided by Qwest to
CLEC hereunder, Qwest shall permit CLEC to combine any UNE provided by
Qwest with another UNE provided by Qwest or with compatible network
components provided by CLEC or provided by third parties to CLEC in order to
provide Telecommunications Services. Where specifically prohibited by
applicable federal or state requirements, UNE Combinations will not be directly
connected to a Qwest Finished Service, whether found in a Tariff or otherwise
without going through a Collocation , unless otherwise agreed to by the Parties.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, CLEC can connect its UNE Combination to
Qwest's Directory Assistance and Operator Services platforms.
23.Where a CLEC has been denied access to a Loop as a UNE
due to lack of facilities, and where CLEC has requested and been denied the
construction of new facilities to provide such Loop. CLEC may connect a similar
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bandwidth tariffed service that it secures in lieu of that UNE to a transport UNE
that it has secured from Qwest. Before making such connection, CLEC shall
provide Qwest with evidence sufficient to demonstrate that it has fulfilled all of the
prior conditions of this provision. This provision shall be changed as may be
required to conform to the decisions of the FCC under any proceedings related to
the Public Notice referred to in document FCC 00-183.
23.When ordered as combinations of UNEs, Network Elements that are
currently combined and ordered together will not be physically disconnected or
separated in any fashion except for technical reasons or if requested by CLEC. Network
elements to be provisioned together shall be identified and ordered by GLEC as such.
When CLEC orders in combination UNEs that are currently interconnected and
functional, such UNEs shall remain interconnected or combined as a working service
without any disconnection or disruption of functionality.
23.1.4 When ordered in combination , Qwest will combine for CLEC UNEsthat
are ordinarily combined in Qwest's network , provided that facilities are available.
23.When ordered in combination, Qwest will combine for GLEG UNEs that
are not ordinarily combined in Qwest's network , provided that facilities are available and
such combination:
23.Is Technically Feasible;
23.Would not impair the ability of other Carriers to obtain access to
UNEs or to interconnect with Qwest's network; and
23.Would not impair Qwest's use of its network.
23.When ordered in combination, Qwest will combine CLEC UNEs with
Qwest UNEs, provided that facilities are available and such combination:
23.Is Technically Feasible;
23.Shall be performed in a manner that provides Qwest access to
necessary facilities;
23.Would not impair the ability of other Carriers to obtain access to
UNEs or to interconnect with Qwest'snetwork; and
23.6.4 Would not impair Qwest's use of its network.
23.2 Description
UNE Combinations are available in, but not limited to, the following standard products: a) UNE-
P in the following form: (i) 1 FR/1 FB Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS), (ii) ISDN - either
Basic Rate or Primary Rate, (iii) Digital Switched Service (OSS), (iv) PBX Trunks, and (v)
Centrex; b) EEL (subject to the limitations set forth below). If CLEC desires access to a
different UNE Combination , CLEC may request access through the Special Request Process
set forth in the Agreement. Qwest will provision UNE Combinations pursuant to the terms of
this Amendment, provided that all UNEs makina UP the UNE Combination are contained this
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Amendment. If Qwest develops additional UNE Combination products, CLEC can order such
products without using the Special Request Process, but CLEC may need to submit a New
Customer Questionnaire amendment before ordering such products.
23.3 Terms and Conditions
23.Qwest shall provide non-discriminatory access to UNE Combinations on
rates , terms and conditions that are non-discriminatory, just and reasonable. The quality
of a UNE Combination Qwest provides, as well as the access provided to that UNE
Combination, will be equal between all Carriers requesting access to that UNE
Combination; and, where Technically Feasible, the access and UNE Combination
provided by Qwest will be provided in "substantially the same time and manner" to that
which Qwest provides to itself. In those situations where Qwest does not provide access
to UNE Combinations itself, Qwest will provide access in a manner that.provides CLEC
with a meaningful opportunity to compete.
23.2 "UNE-POTS": 1 FR/1 FB lines are available to CLEC as a UNE
Combination. UNE-P POTS is comprised of the following Unbundled Network Elements:
Analog - 2 wire voice grade Loop, Analog Line Side Port and Shared Transport. All the
vertical Switch features that are Technically Feasible for POTS are available with UNE-
POTS.For complete descriptions please refer to the appropriate Unbundled Network
Elements in the Agreement.
23.3 "UNE-PBX": PBX Trunks are available to CLEC as a UNE
Combination. There are two (2) types of UNE-PBX: Analog Trunks and Direct Inward
Dialing (DID) Trunks. UNE-PBX is comprised of the following Unbundled Network
Elements: 2/4 Wire Analog Loop, AnaloglDlD Trunks, and Shared Transport. All the
vertical Switch features that are Technically Feasible for Analog and DID PBX Trunksare available with UNE-PBX. For complete descriptions please refer to the
appropriate Unbundled Network Elements in the Agreement.
23.3.4 "UNE-DSS": Digital Switched Service (DSS) is available to CLEC as a
UNE Combination. UNE-DSS is comprised of the following Unbundled Network
Elements: DS1 Capable Loop, Digital Line-Side Port and Shared Transport. All the
vertical Switch features that are Technically Feasible for Digital Switched Service are
available with UNE-DSS. For complete descriptions please refer to the appropriate
Unbundled Network Elements in the Agreement.
23.5 "UNE-ISDN"ISDN lines are available to CLEC as a UNE
Combination. All the vertical Switch features that are Technically Feasible for ISDN are
available with UNE-ISDN. There are two types of UNE-ISDN:a) Basic rate (UNE-ISDN-BRI) is comprised of the following Unbundled
Network Elements: Basic ISDN Capable Loop, BRI Line Side Port and Shared
Transport; andb) Primary rate (UNE-ISDN-PRI) - UNE-ISDN-PRI is comprised of
the following Unbundled Network Elements: Basic ISDN Capable Loop, Digital
Line Side Port and Shared Transport.
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23.6 UNE-Centrex: - Centrex Service is available to CLEC as a UNE
Combination. Centrex is comprised of the following Unbundled Network Elements:
Analog - 2 wire voice grade Loop, Analog Line Side Port, and Shared Transport. All the
vertical Switch features that are Technically Feasible for Centrex service are available
with UNE-Centrex.
23.CLEC may also request a service change from Centrex 21
Centrex Plus or Centron service to UNE-POTS. The UNE-POTS line will
contain the UNEs established in Section 9.23.2 of this Amendment.
23.Qwest will provide access to Customer Management System
(CMS) with UNE-Centrex.
23.Enhanced Extended Loop (EEL) -- EEL is a Qwest-provided combination
of Loop and dedicated interoffice transport and may also include multiplexing or
concentration capabilities. EEL transport and Loop facilities may utilize DSO through
OC-192 or other existing bandwidths. In addition , OSO, OS1 and OS3 bandwidths are
defined products. Other existing bandwidths can be ordered through the Special
Request Process set forth in Exhibit B. Qwest has two EEL options: "EEL-Conversion
(EEL-C) and "EEL-Provision" (EEL-P).
23.Unless CLEC is specifically granted a waiver from the FCC
which provides otherwise, and the terms and conditions of the FCC waiver apply
toCLEC's request for a particular EEL, CLEC cannot utilize combinations of
Unbundled Network Elements that include Unbundled Loop and unbundled
interoffice dedicated transport to create a UNE Combination unless CLEC
establishes to Qwest that it is using the combination of Network Elements to
provide a significant amount of local exchange traffic to a particular End User
Customer. The significant amount of local use requirement does not apply to
combinations of Loop and multiplexing when the high side of the multiplexer is
connected via an ITP for CLEC's Collocation.
23.To establish that an EEL is carrying a "Significant Amount of
Local Exchange Traffic " one of the following three (3) local service options must
exist:
23.Option 1: CLEC must certify to Qwest that it is the
exclusive provider of an End User Customer s Local Exchange Service
and that the Loop transport combination originates at a Customer
premises and that it terminates at CLEC's Collocation arrangement in at
least one Qwest Central Office. This condition , or option, does not allow
Loop-transport combinations to be connected to Qwest's Tariffed
services.
23.Option 2: CLEC must certify that it provides local
exchange and Exchange Access service to the End User Customer
premises and handles at least one-third (1/3) of the End User Customer
local traffic measured as a percent of total End User Customer local dial
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(50%) of the activated channels on the Loop portion of the Loop and
transport combination have at least five percent (5%) local voice traffic
individually; and the entire Loop facility has at least ten percent (10%)
local voice traffic; and the Loop/transport combination originates at a
Customer s premises and terminates at CLEC's Collocation arrangement
in at least one Qwest Central Office; and if a Loop/transport combination
includes multiplexing, each of the multiplexed facilities must meet the
above criteria outlined in this paragraph. (For example, if DS1 Loops are
multiplexed onto DS3 transport, each of the individual DS1 facilities must
meet the criteria outlined in this paragraph in order for the DS1/DS3
Loop/transport combination to qualify for UNE treatment). This condition
or option , does not allow Loop-transport combinations to be connected to
Qwest's Tariffed services.
23.Option 3: CLEC must certify that at least fifty
percent (50%) of the activated channels on a circuit are used to provide
originating and terminating local dial tone service and at least fifty percent
(50%) of the traffic on each of these local dial tone channels is local voice
traffic; and the entire Loop facility has at least thirty-three percent (33%)
local voice traffic; and if Loop/transport combination includes
multiplexing, each of the multiplexed facilities must meet the above
criteria. For example, if DS1 loops are multiplexed onto DS3 transport
each of the individual DS1 facilities must meet the criteria as outlined in
this paragraph in order for the DS1/DS3 Loop/transport combination to
qualify for UNE treatment. This condition , or option , does not allow Loop-
transport combinations to be connected to Qwest's Tariffed services.
Under this option, Collocation is not required. Under this option, CLEC
does not need to provide a defined portion of the End User Customer
local service but the active channels on any Loop-transport
combinations, and the entire facility, must carry the amount of local
exchange traffic specified in this option.
23.2.4 When CLEC certifies to Qwest through a
certification letter, or other mutually agreed upon solution , that the
combination of elements is carrying a "Significant Amount of Local
Exchange" Traffic, then Qwest will provision the EEL or convert the
Special Access circuit to an EEL-C. For each EEL or Special Access
circuit, CLEC shall indicate in the certification letter under which local
usage option, set forth in paragraph 9.23., 9.23.
23., it seeks to qualify the circuit.
23.5 CLEC's local service certification shall remain valid
only so long as CLEC continues to satisfy one (1) of the three (3) options
set forth in Section 9.23.2 of this Amendment. CLEC must provide a
service order converting the EEL to Private Line/Special Access Circuit to
Qwest within thirty (30) days if CLEC's certification on a given circuit is no
longer valid.
23.In order to confirm reasonable compliance with
these requirements, Qwest may perform audits of CLEC'records
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a) Qwest may, upon thirty (30) days written notice to a CLEC
that has purchased Loop/transport combinations as UNEs
conduct an audit to ascertain whether those Loop/transport
combinations were eligible for UNE treatment at the time of
conversion and on an ongoing basis thereafter.
b) GLEC shall make reasonable efforts to cooperate with any
audit by Qwest and shall provide Qwest with relevant records
(e., network and circuit configuration data, local telephone
numbers) which demonstrate that CLEC's Unbundled Loop
transport combination is configured to provide Local Exchange
Service in accordance with its certification.c) An independent auditor hired and paid for by Qwest shall
perform any audits, provided, however, that if an audit reveals that
CLEC's EEL circuit(s) do not meet or have not met the certification
requirements, then CLEC shall reimburse Qwest for the cost of
the audit.
d) An audit shall be performed using industry audit standards
during normal business hours, unless there is a mutual agreement
otherwise.e) Qwest shall not exercise its audit rights with respect to a
particular CLEC (excluding Affiliates), more than once in any
calendar year, unless an audit finds non-compliance. If an audit
does find non-compliance, Qwest shall not exercise its audit rights
for sixty (60) days following that audit, and if any subsequent audit
does not find non-compliance, then Qwest shall not exercise its
audit rights for the remainder of the calendar year.f) At the same time that Qwest provides notice of an audit to
CLEC under this paragraph, Qwest shall send a copy of the notice
to the Federal Communications Commission.
g)
Audits conducted by Qwest for the purpose of determining
compliance with certification criteria shall not effect or in any way
limit any audit rights that Qwest may have pursuant to an
Interconnection agreement between CLEC and Qwest.
h) Qwest shall not use any other audit rights it may have
pursuant to an Interconnection agreement between CLEC and
Qwest to audit for compliance with the local exchange traffic
requirements of Section 9.23.2. Qwest shall not require an
audit as a prior prerequisite to Provisioning EELs.i) CLEC shall maintain appropriate records to support its
certification. However CLEG has no obligation to keep any
records that it does not keep in the ordinary course of its business.
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Line/Special Access to an EEL if Qwest records indicate that the Private
Line/Special Access is or the EEL will be connected directly to a Tariffed
service or if, in options 1 and 2 above, the EEL would not terminate at
CLEC's Collocation arrangement in at least one Qwest Central Office.
23.If an audit demonstrates that an EEL does not meet
the local use requirements of Section 9.23.2 on average for two (2)
consecutive months for which data is available, then the EEL shall be
converted to special access or private line rates within thirty (30) days.
23.If CLEC learns for any reason that an EEL does not
meet the local use requirements of Section 9.23., then the EEL shall
be converted to special access or private line rates within thirty (30) days.
CLEC has no ongoing duty to monitor EELs to verify that they continue to
satisfy the local use requirements of Section 9.23., except that if any
service order activity occurs relating to an EEL, then CLEC must verify
that the EEL continues to satisfy the local use requirements of Section
23.2. Any disputes regarding whether an EEL meets the local use
requirements shall be handled pursuant to the dispute resolution
provisions of the Agreement. While a dispute is pending resolution, the
status quo will be maintained and the EEL will not be converted to special
access or private line rates
23.10 No private line or other Unbundled Loop shall be
available for conversion into an EEL or be combined with other elements
to create an EEL if it utilizes shared use Billing, commonly referred to as
ratcheting. Any change to a private line or other Unbundled Loop
including changes to eliminate shared use Billing for any or all circuits
prior to conversion of those circuits to EEL shall be conducted pursuant to
the processes, procedures, and terms pursuant to which such private line
or Loop was provisioned. Any appropriate charges from such processes
procedures, and terms shall apply (sometimes referred to as "grooming
charges
23.11 EEL-is the conversion of an existing Private
Line/Special Access service to a combination of Loop and transport
UNEs. Retail and/or resale private line circuits (including multiplexing and
concentration) may be converted to EEL-if the conversion
Technically Feasible and they meet the terms of this Section 9.23.
Qwest will make EEL-Conversion Combinations available to CLEC upon
request. Qwest will provide CLEC with access to EEL-Conversion
Combinations according to the standard intervals set forth in Exhibit C.
23.11.CLEC must utilize EEL-C to provide a
significant amount of Local Exchange Service in accordance with
the three options listed under Section 9.23.
23.12 EEL-P - EEL-is a combination of Loop and
dedicated interoffice transport used for the purpose of connecting an End
User Customer to a CLEC Switch. EEL-P is a new installation of circuits
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23.12.Terms and Conditions
23.12.CLEC must utilize EEL-P to provide a
significant amount of Local Exchange Service to each End User
Customer served in accordance with the three options listed under
Section 9.23.
23.12.One end of the interoffice facility must
originate at a CLEC Collocation in a Wire Center other than the
Serving Wire Center of the Loop.
23.12.4 EEL combinations may consist of Loops
and interoffice transport of the same bandwidth (Point-to-Point
EEL). When multiplexing is requested, EEL may consist of Loops
and interoffice transport of different bandwidths (Multiplexed EEL).
CLEC may also order combinations of interoffice transport
concentration capability and DSO Loops.
23.12.When concentration capability
requested, CLEC will purchase the appropriate concentration
equipment and provide it to Qwest for installation in the Wire
Center.
23.12.Installation intervals are set forth in Exhibit
C and are equivalent to the respective Private Line TransportService on the following web-site address:
http://www.qwest.com/carrier/guides/sig/index.htmi.
23.12.Concentration
intervals will be offered at an 1GB.
capability installation
23.12.8 EEL-is available only where existing
facilities are available.
23.Ordering
23.
23.
Reserved for Future Use.
CLEC will submit EEL orders using the LSR process.
23.Qwest will install the appropriate Channel Card based on the
DSO EEL Link LSR order and apply the charges.
23.8.4 Requests for Concentration will be submitted using the Virtual
Collocation process. Virtual Collocation intervals will be adhered to.
23.One LSR is required when CLEC orders Point-to-Point EEL.
Multiplexed EEL , EEL Transport and EEL Links must be ordered on separate
LSRs.
23.Rate Elements
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23.EEL Link. The EEL Link is the Loop connection between the
End User Customer premises and the Serving Wire Center. EEL Link is
available in DSO, DS1 and DS3 and higher bandwidths as they become
available. Recurring and nonrecurring charges apply.
23.EEL Transport. EEL Transport consists of the dedicated
interoffice facilities between Qwest Wire Centers. EEL Transport is available in
DSO, DS1 , DS3, OC3, OC12 and higher bandwidths as they become available.
Recurring and nonrecurring charges apply.
23.EEL Multiplexing. EEL multiplexing is offered in DS3 to DS1
and DS1 to DSO configurations. All other multiplexing arrangements will beiCB.
EEL multiplexing is ordered with EEL Transport or Unbundled Loop. Recurring
and nonrecurring charges set forth in Exhibit A apply.
23.9.4 DSO Low Side Channelization and DSO MUX Low Side
Channelization. EEL DSO Channel Cards are required for each DSO EEL Link or
DSO Unbundled Loop connected to a 1/0 EEL Multiplexer. Channel Cards are
available for analog Loop Start, Ground Start, Reverse Battery and No Signaling.
23.Concentration Capability. Concentration Capability rates will be
provided as an 1GB. Cost recovery includes , but is not limited to, space
preparation and space lease, equipment installation, cabling and associated
terminations and structure installation, personnel training (if required) and
delivery of required power. Recurring and nonrecurring charges apply.
23.10 CLECmay request access to and, where appropriate, development of
additional UNE Combinations. For UNEs Qwest currently combines in its network CLEC
can use the Special Request Process (SRP) set forth in Exhibit B. For UNEs that Qwest
does not currently combine , CLEC must use the Bona Fide Request Process (BFR). In
its BFR or SRP request CLEC must identify the specific combination of UNEs,
identifying each individual UNE by name.
23.The following terms and conditions are available for all types of UNE-
23.11.1 UNE-P will include the capability to access long distance service
(InterLATA and IntraLATA) of CLEC's Customer s choice on a 2-PIC basis
access to 911 Emergency Services, capability to access CLEC's Operator
Services platform, capability to access CLEC's Directory Assistance platform and
Qwest customized routing service; and, if desired by CLEC, access to Qwest
Operator Services and Directory Assistance Service.
23.11.If Qwest provides and CLEC accepts operator services
directory assistance, and IntraLATA long distance as a part of the basic
exchange line , it will be offered with standard Qwest branding. CLEC is not
permitted to alter the branding of these services in any manner when the
services are a part of the UNE-P line without the prior written approval of Qwest.
However, at the request of CLEC and where Technically Feasible, Qwest will
rebrand operator services and directory assistance in CLEC's name, in CLEC'
choice of name, or in no name in accordance with terms and conditions set forth
in tbe .I'1 gr-aement
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23.11.CLEC may order Customized Routing in conjunction with UNE-
for alternative operator service and/or directory assistance platforms. CLEC shall
be responsible to combine UNE-with all components and requirements
associated with Customized Routing needed to utilize related functionality. For a
complete description of Customized Routing, refer to that Section of the
Agreement.
23.11.4 Qwest shall provide to CLEC, for CLEC's End User Customers
E911/911 call routing to the appropriate Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP).
Qwestshall not be responsible for any failure of CLEC to provide accurate End
User Customer information for listings in any databases in which Qwest is
required to retain and/or maintain End User Customer information. Qwest shall
provide CLEC's End User Customer information to the ALlIDMS (Automatic
Location IdentificationlDatabase Management System). Qwest shall use its
standard process to update and maintain, on the same schedule that it uses for
its End User Customers, CLEC's End User Customer service information in the
All/OMS used to support E911/911 services. Qwest assumes no liability for the
accuracy of information provided by CLEC.
23.11.CLEC shall designate the Primary Interexchange Carrier (PIC)
assignments on behalf of its End User Customers for InterLATA and IntraLATA
services. CLEC shall follow all Applicable Laws, rules and regulations with
respect to PIC changes and Qwest shall disclaim any liability for CLEC'
improper PIC change requests.
23.11.Feature and InterLATA or IntraLATA PIC changes or additions
for UNE-, will be processed concurrently with the UNE-P order as specified by
CLEC.
23.11.CLEC may order new or retain existing Qwest DSL service on
behalf of End User Customers when utilizing UNE-POTS, UNE-Centrex, and
UNE-PBX (analog, non-DID trunks only) combinations, where Technically
Feasible. The price for Qwest DSL provided with UNE-combinations is
included in Exhibit A to this Amendment. Qwest DSL service provided to internet
service providers and not provided directly to Qwest or CLEC's End Users is not
available with UNE-P combinations.
23.12 If CLECis obtaining services from Qwest under an arrangement or
agreement that includes the application of termination liability assessment (TLA) or
minimum period charges , and if CLEC wishes to convert such services to UNEs or a
UNE Combination, the conversion of such services will not be delayed due to the
applicability of TLA or minimum period charges. The applicability of such charges is
governed by the terms of the original agreement, Tariff or arrangement. Qwest will
waive any TLAcharge otherwise applicable under the agreement or Tariff election by
which a CLEC ordered or augmented a special access circuit under interstate Tariff
between February 17, 2000 and May 16, 2001 , provided that CLEC identifies and
communicates in writing to Qwest on or before November 30, 2001 each circuit it
believes to qualify hereunder. Nothing herein shall be construed as expanding the rights
otherwise granted by the Agreement or by law to elect to make such conversions.
rar iRstaliatiaR af Ren UtJC Oal'A6iRatiaRs, OLCO n ill Rat Be assesses
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UNE rates for UNEs ordered in combination until access to all UNEs that make up such
combination have been provisioned to CLEC as a combination unless a UNE is not
available until a later time and CLEC elects to have Qwest provision the other elements
before all elements are available. For conversions of existing resale services to UNE-
Combinations, CLEC will be billed at the UNE-P rate, and Billing at the resold rate will
cease, on the Due Date scheduled for the conversion, so long as the Due Date of the
conversion was a standard or longer interval, unless CLEC has caused or requested a
delay of the conversion.
23.Reserved for Future Use.
23.15 When End User Customers switch from Qwest to CLEC, or to CLEC
from any other competitor and is obtaining service through a UNE Combination , such
End User Customers shall be permitted to retain their current telephone numbers if they
so desire.
23.16 In the event Qwest terminates the Provisioning of any UNE Combination
service to CLEC for any reason, GLEC shall be responsible for providing any and all
necessary notice to its End User Customers of the termination. In no case shall Qwest
be responsible for providing such notice to CLEC's End User Customers. Qwest shall
only be required to notify CLEC of Qwest's termination of the UNE Combination service
on a timely basis consistent with Commission rules and notice requirements.
23.17 CLEC , or CLEC's agent, shall act as the single point of contact for its
End User Customers' service needs , including without limitation, sales, service design
order taking, Provisioning, change orders, training, maintenance, trouble reports, repair
post-sale servicing, Billing, collection and inquiry. CLEC shall inform its End User
Customers that they are End User Customers of CLEC. CLEC'' End User Customers
contacting Qwest will be instructed to contact CLEC, and Qwest's End User Customers
contacting CLEC will be instructed to contact Qwest. In responding to calls, neither
Party shall make disparaging remarks about each other. To the extent the correct
provider can be determined , misdirected calls received by either Party will be referred to
the proper provider of Local Exchange Service; however, nothing in this Amendment
shall be deemed to prohibit Qwest or CLEC from discussing its products and services
with CLEC's or Qwest's End User Customers who call the other Party seeking such
information.
23.Reserved for Future Use.
23.4 Rates and Charges
23.4.The rates and charges for the individual Unbundled Network Elements
that comprise UNE Combinations are contained in Exhibit A for both recurring and
nonrecurring application.
23.4.Recurring monthly charges for each Unbundled Network Element
that comprise the UNE Combination shall apply when a UNE Combination is
ordered. The recurring monthly charges for each UNE, including but not limited
, Unbundled 2-wire Analog Loop, Analog line Side Port and Shared Transport
are contained in Exhibit A.
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23.4.Nonrecurring charges, if any, will apply based upon the cost to
Qwest of Provisioning the UNE Combination and providing access to the UNE
Combination. These nonrecurring charges, if any, are described in Exhibit A.
23.4.If the Commission takes any action to adjust the rates previously
ordered, Qwest will make a compliance filing to incorporate the adjusted rates into
Exhibit A. Upon the compliance filing by Qwest, the Parties will abide by the adjusted
rates on a going-forward basis, or as ordered by the Commission.
23.4.CLEC shall be responsible for Billing its End User Customers served
over UNE Combinations for all Miscellaneous Charges and surcharges required of
CLECby statute, regulation or otherwise required.
23.4.4 CLEC shall pay Qwest the PIC change charge associated with CLEC
End User Customers changes of Inter LATA or IntraLATA Carriers. Any change in
CLEC's End User Customers' InterLATA or IntraLATA Carrier must be requested by
CLEC on behalf of its End User Customers.
23.4.If an End User Customer is served by CLEC through a UNE
Combination, Qwest will not charge, assess, or collect Switched Access charges for
InterLATA or IntraLATA calls originating or terminating from that End User Customer
phone after conversion to a UNE Combination is complete.
23.4.Qwest shall have a reasonable amount of time to implement system or
other changes necessary to bill CLEC for Commission-ordered rates or charges
associated with UNE Combinations.
23.5 Ordering Process
23.Most UNE Combinations and associated products and services are
ordered via an LSR. Ordering processes are contained in the Agreement and in the
PCA T. The following is a high-level description of the ordering process:
23.
23.
Reserved for Future Use.
Reserved for Future Use.
23.Step 1: Complete product questionnaire with account team
representative.
23.1.4 Step 2: Obtain Billing Account Number (BAN) through account
team representative.
23.Step 3: Allow two to three (2-3) weeks from Qwest's receipt of a
completed questionnaire for accurate loading of UNE Combination rates to the
Qwest Billing system.
23.Step 4: After account team notification, place UNE Combination
orders via an LSR or ASR as appropriate.
23.Additional information reQardinQ the orderinQ processes are
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located at: http://www.qwest.com/wholesale/solutions/clecF acility/une -- c. htm I
23.Prior to placing an order on behalf of each End User Customer, CLEC
shall be responsible for obtaining and have in its possession a Proof of Authorization as
set forth in the Agreement.
23.Standard service intervals for each UNE Combination are set forth in
Exhibit C. For UNE Combinations with appropriate retail analogues, CLEC and Qwest
will use the standard Provisioning interval for the equivalent retail service. GLEC and
Qwest can separately agree to Due Dates other than the standard interval.
23.5.4 Due date intervals are established when Qwest receives a complete and
accurate Local Service Request (LSR) or ASR made through the IMA, EDI or Exact
interfaces or through facsimile. For UNE-POTS , UNE-Centrex, and UNE-ISDN-
BRI , the date the LSR or ASRis received is considered the start of the service interval if
the order is received on a business day prior to 7:00 p.m. For UNE-POTS, UNE-
Centrex, and UNE-ISDN-BRI, the service interval will begin on the next business day
for service requests received on a non-business day or after 7:00 p.m. on a businessday. For UNE-DSS, UNE-ISDN-PRI , UNE-P:'PBX , EEL, and all other UNE
Combinations, the date the LSR or ASR is received is considered the start of the service
interval if the order is received on a business day prior to 3:00 p.m. For UNE-DSS
UNE-ISDN-PRI, UNE-PBX, EEL, and all other UNE Combinations, the service
interval will begin on the next business day for service requests received on a non-
business day or after 3:00 p.m. on a business day. Business days exclude Saturdays
Sundays, New Year s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day (4th of July), Labor Day,
Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
23.The Parties' obligations and responsibilities for providing and maintaining
End User Customer listings information are contained in the Listings and E911/911
Emergency Services sections of the Agreement. Nevertheless, to the extent that the
option is available to CLEC to specify that the End User Customer s existing listing(s) be
retained upon conversion to Unbundled Local Switching elements or UNE-
Combinations, Qwest shall be responsible for ensuring that the End User Customer
listing(s) is retained "as is" in Qwest's listings data bases.
23.When Qwest's End User Customer or the End User Customer s New
Service Provider orders the discontinuance of the End User Customer s existing service
in anticipation of moving to another service provider, Qwest will render its closing bill to
the End User Customer effective with the disconnection. If Qwest is not the local service
provider, Qwest will issue a bill to CLEC for that portion of the service provided to CLEC
should CLEC's End User Customer, a New Service Provider, or CLEC request service
be discontinued to the End User Customer. Qwest will notify CLEC by FAX, ass
interface, or other agreed upon processes when an End User Customer moves to
another service provider. Qwest shall not provide CLEC or Qwest retail personnel with
the name of the other service provider selected by the End User Customer.
9.23.For UNE Combinations, CLEC shall provide Qwest and Qwest shall
provide CLEC with points of contact for order entry, problem resolution, repair, and in the
event special attention is required on service request.
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23.6 Billing
23.Qwest shall provide CLEC, on a monthly basis, within seven to ten (7-
10) calendar days of the last day of the most recent Billing period , in an agreed upon
standard electronic Billing format, Billing information including (1) a summary bill, and (2)
individual End User Customers sub-account information consistent with the samples
available for CLEC review.
23.7 Maintenance and Repair
23.Qwest will maintain facilities and equipment that comprise the service
provided to CLEC as a UNE Combination.CLEC or its End User Customers may not
rearrange, move, disconnect or attempt to repair Qwest facilities or equipment, other
than by connection or disconnection to any interface between Qwest and the End User
Customer, without the written consent of Qwest.
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Idaho - Exhibit A
Amendment
Recurring Non-Recurring Notes
Wholesale Discount Wholesale Discount
Percentage Recurring Percentage Nonrecurring
Resale Charge Charge
IntraLATA Toll 19.37%19.37%
Listings, CO Features & Information Services 19,37%19,37%
Recurring Non-Recurring Notes
Interconnection
7.4 Multiplexing
7.4,DS3 to DS1 $201,$298,
7.4,DS1 to DSO $199.$291,
Recurring Non-Recurring Notes
Unbundled Network Elements (UNEs)
Analog Loops
See Installation options
Wore Voice Grade Section 9,2.4
Zone 1 $15,
Zone 2 $23,
Zone 3 $40,
See Installation options
4-Wore Voice Grade Section 9,2.4
Zone 1 $30,
Zone 2 $46,
Zone 3 $79.47
Non-loaded Loops
See Installation options
Section 9,4 and See also
2-wire Non-loaded Loop Section 9,
Zone 1 $15.
Zone 2 $23,
Zone 3 $40,
See Installation options
Section 9,2.4 and See also
4-wire Non-loaded Loop Section 9,
Zone 1 $30,
Zone 2 $46,
Zone 3 $80,
Loop Unloading $9,
2.4 Loop Conditioning $22,
Digital Capable Loops
See Installation options,
Section 9,4 and See also
Basic Rate ISDN xDSL-1 Capable ADSL Compatible Loop Section 9.2,
Zone 1 $15,
Zone 2 $23,
Zone 3 $40,
See Installation options
DS1 Capable Loop Section 9,
Zone 1 $86.48
Zone 2 $86,
Zone 3 $99,
See Installation options
DS3 Capable Loop Section 9,
Zone 1 $941,
Zone 2 $955,
Zone 3 264,
See Installation options
3.4 OC n Capable Loop Section 9,
OC-$896,
OC-382,
OC-659.
Wore Extension Technology $22,
Recurring Non-Recurring Notes
Shared Transport
Per Minute of Use - TELRIC Based Rate 00111
Recurring Non-Recurring Notes
Local Switching
11,Local Switching - TELRIC Based Rates
11,Analog Line Side Port, First Port $1,$10,
9111?!!:1::!4 !!:S49
11,Premium Port $4,
CMS/Exhib~ A - 10/16/02
Idaho - Exhibit A
11,1.4 Each Additional Premium Port $4,
11,Vertical Features
11,10XXX Direct Dialed Blocking $0,
11,Account Codes - per system $0,$83,
11,Attendant Access Line - per station line $0,$1,
11,2.4 Audible Message Waiting $0,$1.05
11.5 Authorization Codes - per system $0,$248,
11,Auto Callback $0,
11,Automatic Line $0,
11,Automatic Route Selection - Common Equip, per system $0,$2,183,
11,Blocking of pay per call services $0,
11,Bridging $0.
11.Call Drop $0,
11,Call Exclusion - Automatic $0,$1.
11,Call Exclusion - Manual $0,
11,Call Forward Dont Answer - All Calls $0.
11,Call Forwarding Incoming Only $0,
11,Call Forwarding Intra Group Only $0,
11.Call Forwarding Variable Remote $0,
11,Call Forwarding: Busy Line (Expanded)$0.
11,Call Forwarding: Busy Line (Extemal)$0,
11,Call Forwarding: Busy Line (External) Don t Answer $0,
11,Call Forwarding: Busy Line (Overflow)$0,
11.Call Forwarding: Busy Line (Overflow) Don t Answer $0.
11,Call Forwarding: Busy Line (Programmable)$0,
11,Call Forwarding: Busy Line/Dont Answer Programmable Svc,
Establishment $16,
11,CF DON'T ANSWERtCF BUSY CUSTOMER PROGRAMMABLE -
PER LINE $1.
11,Call Forwarding: Busy Line/Don t Answer (Expanded)$0,
11,Call Forwarding: Dont Answer $0,
11,Call Forwarding: Don t Answer (Expanded)$0.
11,Call Forwarding: Don t Answer (Programmable)$0,
11.Call Forwarding: Variable $0,
11.Call Forwarding: Variable - no call complete option $0.
11,Call Hold $0.
11,Call Holdl3-Way/Call Transfer $0,
11,Call Park (Basic - Store & Retrieve)$0,
11.Call Pickup $0,
11.Call Transfer $0,
11,Call Waiting Dial Originating $0,
11,Call Waiting Indication - per timing state $0,$1,
11,Call Waiting Originating $0,
11,2.40 Call Waiting Terminating - All Calls $0.
11.2.41 Call Waiting Terminating - All Calls $0,
11,2.42 Call Waiting Terminating - Incoming Only $0,
11,2.43 Call Waijingt Cancel Call Waiting $0,
11,CENTREX COMMON EQUIPMENT 254,
11,2.45 Centrex Management System (CMS)$0,
11.Centrex Plus DID numbers per number $0,
11,2.47 Centrex Plus to Centrex Plus $0,
11,Centrex Plus to IC Carrier $0.
11,2.49 Centrex Plus to PBX/Key Blocked $0,
11,Centrex Plus to PBX/Key Non-Blocked $0,
11,CFBL - All Calls $0,
11.CFBL - Incoming Only $0,$39,
11,CFDA Incoming Only $0,$39.
11,CLASS - Anonymous Call Rejection $0,
11,CLASS - Call Trace $0,
11,CLASS - Call Waiting ID $0,
11.CLASS - Calling Name & Number $0.
11,CLASS - Calling Number Delivery $0.
11,CLASS - Calling Number Delivery - Blocking $0,
11,CLASS - Continuous Redial $0,
11,CLASS - Last Call Return $0,
11,CLASS - Priority Calling $0.
11,CLASS - Selective Call Forwarding $0,
11,CLASS - Selective Call Rejection $0,
11,Conference Calling - Meet Me $0,$44.
11,Conference Calling - Preset $0,$44.
11,Custom Ringing First Line (Short/LongtShort)$0,
11.Custom Ringing First Line (Short/Short)$0,
11,Custom Ringing First Line (Short/Short/Long)$0.
11,Custom Ringing Second Line (Short/LongtShort)$0,
11,Custom Ringing Second Line (Short/Short)$0,
11,Custom Ringing Second Line (Short/Short/Long)$0,
11.Custom Ringing Third Line (Short/LongtShort)$0,
11,Custom Ringing Third Line (Short/Short)$0.
11,Custom Ringing Third Line (Short/Short/Long)$0,
11.2,Data Call Protection (DMS 100)$0,
11,Dir Sta SeUBusy Lamp Fld per arrangement $0,
11,Directed Call Pickup with Barge-$0,$20,
11,Directed Call Pickup without Barge-$0,$20,
911 an ",nnn '1:41 q~
11,Distinctive Rinoino $0,
CMS/ExhibijA-10/16/02
Idaho - Exhibit A
11,EBS - Set Interface - per station line $0,
11,Executive Busy Override $0,
11.Expensive Route Warning Tone- per system $0,$74.
11,Facility Restriction Level- per system $0.$46,
11,Feature Display $0,
11.Group Intercom $0,$.47
11,Hot Line - per line $0.$1,
11,Hunting: Mu~iposftion Circular Hunting $0,
11,Hunting: Mu~iposition Hunt Queuing $0,$40,
11,Hunting: Mu~iposition Series Hunting $0.
11,Hunting: Multiposition with Announcement in Queue $0.$40,
11.Hunting: Multiposition with Music in Queue $0,$42,
11,Incoming Calls Barred $0,
11,International Direct Dial Blocking $0,
11,ISDN Short Hunt $0,$1,
11,Line Side Answer Supervision $0,
11.Loudspeaker Paging - per trunk group $0,$183,
11,Make Busy Arrangements - per group $0,
11,100 Make Busy Arrangements - per line $0.
11,101 Message Center - per main station line $0,
11,102 Message Waiting Indication AudibleNisual $0,
11,103 Message Wafting Visual $0.
11.104 Music On Hold - per system $0,$24,
11,105 Network Speed Call $0,
11,106 Night Service Arrangement $0,
11,107 Outgoing Calls Barred $0.
11.108 Outgoing Trunk Queuing $0,
11,109 Privacy Release $0.$.49
11,110 Query Time $0,
11,111 Speed Calling 1 Digit Controller $0.
11.112 Speed Calling 1 Digit User $0,
11.113 Speed Calling 1# List Individual $0.
11,114 Speed Calling 2 Digit Controller $0.
11,115 Speed Calling 2 Digit User $0,
11,116 Speed Calling 2# List Individual $0,
11,117 Speed Calling 30 Number $0,
11.118 Speed Calling 8 Number $0.
11.119 Station Camp-On Service - per main station $0,
11,120 Station Dial Conferencing (6 Way)$0,
11,121 Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR)$0,
11,122 Three Way Calling $0.
11.123 Time and Date Display $0,
11.124 Time of Day Control for ARS - per system $0,$130,
11,125 Time of Day NCOS Update $0.
11,126 Time of Day Routing - per line $0,
11.127 Toll Restriction Service $0,
11,128 Trunk Answer Any Station $0,
11,129 Trunk Verification from Designated Station $0,$.41
11,130 UCD in hunt group - per line $0,
11,131 UCD with Music After Delay $0,
11,132 CMS - SYSTEM ESTABLISHMENT -INITIAL INSTALLATION 010,
11.133 CMS - SYSTEM ESTABLISHMENT - SUBSEQUENT
INSTALLATION $505.25
11.2,134 CMS - PACKET CONTROL CAPABILITY, PER SYSTEM $505,
11,135 SMDR-P - SERVICE ESTABLISHMENT CHARGE, INITIAL
INSTALLATION $352,
11.136 SMDR-P - ARCHIVED DATA $184,
11.Subsequent Order Charge $13,
11.4 Digital Line Side Port (Supporting BRIISDN)
11.4,First Port $13.$243,
11.4.Each Additional Port $13,$243.
11,Premium Digital Port $15,
11.Digital Trunk Ports
11,DS1 Local Message Trunk Port $53.
11,Message Trunk Group, First Trunk $178,
11,Message Trunk Group, Each Additional $49,
11.DS1 PRIISDN Trunk Port $198.$652,
11,DS1/ DID Trunk Port $2,$218,
11.DSO Analog Trunk Port
11,Unbundled Analog DSO Trunk Port, Fst Port $14,$130,
11,Each Additional Port $14,$31,
11,Local Usage, per Minute of Use 001343
These rates are only
available in Zone 1 Wire
11,Local Switching - Market Based Rates Centers
Recurring Non-Recurring Notes
Customized Routing
12,Development of Custom Line Class Code - Directory Assistance or
Operator Services Routing Only $324,
12,Installation Charge, per Switch - Directory Assistance or Operator Servi
Routing Only $237,91:3 I Routinn Ir.R Ir.R
CMS/Exhibit A - 10/16/02
Idaho - Exhibit A
Recurring Non-Recurring Notes
23 UNE Combinations
23,UNE - P Line Splitting
23,Basic Installation Charge for UNE-P Line Splitting $37,
23.UNE-P Conversion Non-Recurring Charges
23,UNE-P POTS, CENTREX, Analog PBX Trunks
First
Each Additional
23.UNE-P Pal Manual
First $16,
Each Additional $2.
23,3 UNE-P PBX DID Trunks
First $25,
Each Additional $3,
23.2.4 UNE-P ISDN BRI
First $27.
Each Additional $3,
23,5 UNE-P ISDN PRI, DSS per DS1 Facility $24,
23,6 UNE-P ISDN PRI, DSS - per Trunk
First $25,
Each Additional $3,
23,3 UNE-P New Connection Non-Recurring Charges
23,UNE-P POTS Centrex, Analog PBX Trunks
First $57.
Each Additional $16,
23,UNE-P PAL Manual
First $85,
Each Additional $19,
23.3 UNE - P PBX DID - per Trunk $182.
23,3.4 Complex Translations Dig~s Outpulsed Change Signaling $14.
23,5 DID Complex Translations Signaling Change $34.42
23,DID Block Compromise $25,
23,DID Group of 20 Numbers $34,
23.DID Reserve Sequential # Block $25.
23,9 DID Reserve Non Sequential TN $24.
23.10 DID Trunk Termination $22,
23,DID NonSequential TN $36,
23,UNE - P ISDN BRI $348,
23.UNE - P Trunks
DSS Basic Trunk - In Only, Out Only, or Two Way $86,
DSS, ISDN PRI Adv, Trunk - In only w/DID & Hunting, or 2 Way w/DID
Hunting & Answer Sup $86.
DSS, ISDN PRI Adv. Trunk - Out Only w/Answer Sup $86.
23,14 Facilities for UNE - P DSS, UNE - P ISDN PRI
DS1 Loop Facility (for Basic Trunk) + Multiplexing $444.
DS1 Loop Facility (for Advanced Trunks)$152,
DS3 Loop Facility $152.
23.15 UNE - P PRI Configurations
UNE-P PRI Dedicated PRI 23 + D $711.
UNE-P PRI Dedicated PRI 24 $682,
UNE-P PRI Dedicated PRI 23B + Back-Up D Configuration - 5E $686,
See applicable Owest retail
23.4 UNE - P Qwest DSL Tariff, catalog, or price list
23.5 UNE-Combination Private Line
9.23.DSO/DS1/DS3,/OCNllntegrated T-1 Existing Service $34,
23,Enhanced Extended Loop (EEL)
23,EEL Link / Loop with Multiplexing
23,EEL DSO 2-Wire $266,
23,DSO 214 Wire Each Additional $198,
23,Loop with MUX DSO 2-Wire $245,
23,5 Loop with MUX DSO 214 Wire Each Additional $160,
Zone 1 $15,
Zone 2 $23.
Zone 3 $40,
23,EEL DSO 4-Wire $266,
23.DSO 214 Wire Each Additional $198.
23,8 Loop with MUX DSO 4-Wire $245,
23,9 Loop with MUX DSO 214 Wire Each Additional $160,
Zone 1 $30,
Zone 2 $46,
Zone 3 $79.47
23.DS1 EEL $327,
23,DS1 EEL Each Additional $244,
23,Loop with MUX DS1 $310.
23,13 Loop with MUXDS1 Each Additional $227,
Zone 1 $86.48
Zone 2 $86.
Zone 3 $99,
23,DS3 EEL $352,
23,DS3 EEL Each Additional $269,
Zone 1 $941,
Zone 2 $955,
one ~264,
CMS/Exhibit A - 10/16/02
Idaho - Exhibit A
23,EEL C and Loop MUX Conversion $41,
23,EEL Transport
23,DSO
DSO 0 to 8 Miles $24,
DSO Over 8 to 25 Miles $24,
DSO Over 25 to 50 Miles $24,
DSO Over 50 Miles $24.
23,DS1
DS1 Oto 8 Miles $36.43 $3.
DS1 Over 8 to 25 Miles $37,$3.
DS1 Over 25 to 50 Miles $39.$1,
DS1 Over 50 Miles $37,
23,DS3
DS3 Oto 8 Miles $238.$54,
DS3 Over 8 to 25 Miles $242,$16,
DS3 Over 25 to 50 Miles $223,$21,
DS3 Over 50 Miles $235.$14,
23,8.4 OC-3
OC-3 0 to 8 Miles $768,$191.
OC-3 Over 8 to 25 Miles $774,$60,
OC-3 Over 25 to 50 Miles $744.$79.
OC-3 Over 50 Miles $763,$55,
23.OC-
OC-12 Oto 8 Miles $2,143.$79.
OC-12 Over 8 to 25 Miles 143,$82.42
OC-12 Over 25 to 50 Miles $2,143,$92,
OC-12 Over 50 Miles 143.$110,
23,OC-48
OC-48 0 to 8 Miles 071,$266.42
OC-48 Over 8 to 25 Miles 071.$275.49
OC-48 Over 25 to 50 Miles 071,$333,
OC-48 Over 50 Miles 071.$428,
23,Multiplexing
23.DS1 to DSO $228.$271,
23,DS3 to DS1 $255,$271,
23,Loop MUX DS3 to DS1 $206.49
23,9.4 Loop MUX DS1 to DSO $206.49
23,DSO Channel Performance
23.10,DSO Low Side Channelization $13,
23.10,DS1/DSO MUX, Low Side Channelization $7.
23,Concentration Capability ICB
Recurring Non-Recurring Notes
Ancillary Services
10,9111E911 No Charge
Recurring Non-Recurring Notes
10.4 White Pages Directory Listings, Facility Based Providers
10.4,Primary Listing No Charge
General Exchange Tariff
Rate, less wholesale
10.4,Premium/Privacy Listings discount
Recurring Non-Recurring Notes
10,Directory Assistance, Facility Based Providers
10,Local Directory Assistance, Per Call
10,National Directory Assistance, per Call
10,Call Branding, Set- Up and Recording $10 500,
10,5.4 Loading Brand /Per Switch $175.
10,Call Completion Link, per Call
Recurring Non-Recurring Notes
10,Directory Assistance List Information
10,Initial Database Load, per Listing 025
10.Reload of Database, per Listing
10,Daily Updates, per Listing
10,6.4 One-time Set-Up Fee $82,
10,Media Charges for File Delivery
10,Electronic Transmission 0002
10,Tapes (charges only apply ~ this is selected as the normal delivery
medium for daily updates) (per tape)$30,
10,Shipping Charges (for tape delivery)ICB
Recurring Non-Recurring Notes
10,Toll and Assistance Operator Services, Facility Based Providers
10,Option A - Per Message
10.Operator Handled Calling Card $1,
10,Machine Handled Callino Card
1u.l"::itatlon all $1,
CMS/Exhibn A -10/16/02
Idaho - Exhibit A
10.1.4 Person Call $3,
10,Connect to Directory Assistance
10,Busy Line Verify, per Call
10,Busy Line Intennupt
10,Operator Assistance, per Call
10,Option B - Per Operator WorK Second and Computer Handled Calls
10.Operator Handled, per Operator WorK Second 028
10.Machine Handled, per Call
10,Call Branding, Set-Up & Recording $10 500,
10,2.4 Loading Brand/Per Switch $175,
Recurring Non-Recurring Notes
Operational Support Systems
12,Development and Enhancements, per Order No Charge at this time
12,Ongoing Maintenance, per Order No Charge at this time
12.Daily Usage Record File, per Record 0009
12.4 Trouble Isolation Charge See MSC Charges
Bona Fide Request Process
17,Processing Fee 507,
Notes
Denotes voluntary rate reduction,
Unless otherwise indicated, all rates are pursuant to the Qwest and AT&T
Interconnection Agreement approved by the Idaho Public Utilities Commission in Docke
Number USW-96-15, Commission Order Number 27738, effective September 17, 1998,
Rates addressed in Cost Docket 6/29/01 & 11/16/2001. (TELRIC)
Market-based rates,
ICB, Individual Case Basis pricing,
Rates per FCC Guidelines.
Rates not addressed in Cost Docket (TELRIC)
Regional TELRIC based where required.
A special request is a request by the customer to perform something that is technical y
feasible but the process and pricing are not yet in place,
Rates found in FCC Tariff #1
The preliminary engineering and planning costs are included in the cagedlcageless
construction charges, These charges are also included in the cagedlcageless QPFs,
Upon completion of construction, these QPFs will be credited to the final construction
charge for job, The credit will apply to whichever QPF is applied. This exhiM currently
lists multiple QPFs based on what has been proposed on the cost docket and what was
approved in the AT&T agreement. CEC may choose either QPF at this time.
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Additional reduction to voluntarily reduced rates,
Qwest will not charge for this element until the Commission has an opportunity to
review and approve a rate in a cost proceeding,
CMS/ExhiM A - 10/16/02
EXHIBIT B - SPECIAL REQUEST PROCESS
The Special Request Process shall be used for the following requests:
Requesting specific product feature(s) be made available by Qwest that are
currently available in a switch, but which are not activated.
Requesting specific product feature(s) be made available by Qwest that are not
currently available in a switch, but which are available from the switch vendor
Requesting a combination of Unbundled Network Elements that is a combination
not currently offered by Qwest as a standard product and:
that is made up of ONEs that are defined by the FCC or the Commission
as a network element to which Qwest is obligated to provide unbundled access
and;
that is made up of ONEs that are ordinarily combined in the Qwest
network.
1.4 Requesting an Unbundled Network Element that has been defined by the FCC or
the State 'Commission as a network element to which Qwest is obligated to provide
unbundled access, but for which Qwest 'has not created a standard product including,
but not limited to, OC-192 (and such higher bandwidths that may exist) UDIT, EEL
between OC-3 and OC-192 and new varieties of subloops.2. Any request that requires an analysis of Technical Feasibility shall be treated asa Bona
Fide Request (BFR), and will follow the BFR Process set forth in this Agreement. If it is
determined that a request should have been submitted through the BFR process, Qwest will
consider the BFR time frame to have started upon receipt of the original Special Request
application form.3. A Special Request shall be submitted in writing and on the appropriate Qwest form
which is located on Qwest's website.4. Qwest shall acknowledge receipt of the Special Request within two (2) business days of
receipt.5. Qwest shall respond with an analysis, including costs and timeframes, within fifteen (15)
business days of receipt of the Special Request. In the case of UNE Combinations, the analysis
shall include whether the requested combination is a combination of network elements that are
ordinarily combined in the Qwest network. If the request is for a combination of network
elements that are not ordinarily combined in the Qwest network, the analysis shall indicate to
CLEC that it should use the BFR process if CLEC elects to pursue its request.6. Upon request, Qwest shall provide CLEC with Qwest's supporting cost data and/or
studies for Unbundled Network Elements that CLEC wishes to order within seven (7) business
days, except where Qwest cannot obtain a release from its vendors within seven (7) business
days , in which case Qwest will make the data available as soon as Qwest receives the vendor
release. Such cost data shall be treated as Confidential Information, if requested by Qwest
under the non-disclosure sections of this Agreement.
Qwest Idaho SGA T Third Revision , Exhibit B May 24, 2002 Page 1
EXHIBIT C
SERVICE INTERVAL TABLES
Unbundled Network Elements Platform (UNE-P) Service Interval Table:
For UNE-P POTS, Saturday due dates are available under the
following circumstances:
The Saturday Desired Due Date (DDD) must be at least the standard interval.
For dispatched orders, a Saturday appointment must be available and reserved in Appointment
Scheduler.
For UNE-P POTS non-dispatched orders, Saturday is counted as part of the standard
installation interval, even if a Saturday due date is not desired. For example: when the standard
interval is 2 (two) business days, an LSR submitted on a Friday morning may have a due date
as early as the following Monday.
Repair
Product Services Ordered Install ati onC om mitments Commitments
UNE-P POTS Twenty-four (24)
Three (3) business days hrs OOS
New Installs, Address Changes Forty-eight (48) hrs
or Change Requests adding
new lines. Facility Check
indicates "AVAILABLE (SDT)"
and DISPATCH "NO"
Fortv-eiaht (48)
Addition, removal , or change of Three (3) Business Days Twenty-four (24)
CO Features, PIC/LPIC change hrs OOS
number changes without inward Forty-eight (48) hrs
. line activity, or hunting changes
without inward line activity
UNE-P POTS Customers with Next Business Day (includes Twenty-four (24)
Suspend/Restore service placed on Saturday)hrs OOS
vacation 48 hrs AS
Deny/Restore Treatment for Non-Same Business Day if request . Twenty-four (24)
payment issues received before noon MT hrs OOS
otherwise next business day Forty-eight (48) hrs
(includes Saturday)
Qwest Idaho SGA T Third Revision, Exhibit C May 24, 2002 Page
EXHIBIT C
SERVICE INTERVAL TABLES
Repair
Product Services Ordered Installation Commitments Commitments
UNE-P POTS Next available due date as Twenty-four (24)
New Installs, Address Changes indicated by Appointment hrs OOS
Changes with inward line activity Scheduler Forty-eight (48) hrs
Facility Check indicates Note: Appointment Scheduler
AVAILABLE DISP. REa" and minimum default interval is 3
DISPATCH "YES"(Three) Business Days.
UNE-P POTS Same business day
Directory Listings Changes
Simple (Non-complex)
Listings - Simple
Straight Line and/or
Straight-Line Under
(SLU) Listings
Conversion as Specified Depends on changes Twenty-four (24)
Retail, Resale, or UNE-P POTS requested. For instance hrs OOS
to UNE-P POTS addition of another line would Forty-eight (48) hrs
follow New Installs Quidelines.
Conversions to UNE-P POTS-1 to 39 Lines Same Business Day if Twenty-four (24)
UNE-P POTS to UNE-P POTS received before noon MT, or hrs OOS
- Conversion as Is Next Business Day if received Forty-eight (48) hrs
later than noon MT.
UNE-P Line Splitting -24 hrs OOS
UNE-P POTS to UNE-P POTS 3 business days Forty-eight (48) hrs
with Line Splitting
- Conversion As Specified
Qwest Idaho SGA T Third Revision, Exhibit C May 24 , 2002 Page 2
EXHIBIT C
SERVICE INTERVAL TABLES
Repair
Product Services Ordered Installation Commitments Commitments
UNE-P Line Splitting -
POTS Residence or POTS 3 BUSINESS DAYS
Business with Line Sharing to
UNE-P POTS with Line Splitting
- Conversion as Specified
UNE-P PBX 1 to 8 Trunks Zone 1: Five (5) Business Four (4) hrs
New Install Days
Zone 2: Six (6) business days
Conversion As
Specified 9 to 16 Trunks Zone 1; Six (6) business days Four (4) hrs
Zone 2: Seven (7) business
Changes (ex. PICILPIC or days
feature changes, etc.), and 17 to 24 Trunks Zone 1: Seven (7) business Four (4) hrs
days
Suspend/Restore ZONE 2: EIGHT (8)
BUSINESS DAYS
25 or more Trunks ICB Four (4 hrs
business days
business days
business days
UNE-ess 1 to 3 Facilities Nine (9) business days Four (4) 'hrs
T1 Facilitv Installation
4 to 6 Facilities Twelve (12) business days Four hrs
7 to 9 Facilities.Thirteen ( 13) businessdavs Four hrs
10 to 12 Facilities Seventeen (17) business days Four hrs
Qwest Idaho SGAT Third Revision, Exhibit C May 24, 2002 Page 3
EXHIBIT C
SERVICE INTERVAL TABLES
Repair
Product Services Ordered Installation Commitments Commitments
UNE-P DSS 1 to 3 Facilities Twelve ( 12) business days Four (4) hrs
Trunk Installation when ordered 4 to 6 Facilities Sixteen (16) business days Four (4) hrs
with new T1 Facility 7 to 9 Facilities Twenty (20) business days Four (4) hrs
(Note: The number of facilities
ordered drives the due dates for
both facilities and trunks.
10 to 12 Facilities Twenty four (24) business Four (4) hrs
days
Conversions to UNE-P .ess-Five (5) business Days Four (4) hrs
. As Is See intervals for type of Four (4) hrs
change requested
Conversion As Specified
UNE-P DSS-1 to 8 Trunks Five (5) business Days Four (4) hrs
Add/Change Trunks on existing
facilities 9 to 16 Trunks Six (6) business days Four (4) hrs
17 to 24 Trunks Seven (7) business days Four (4) hrs
Each Additional 8 One (1) business Day for each Four (4) hrs
Trunks
UNE-P ISDN BRI 1 to 10 Loops Thirteen (13) business days Twenty-four (24)
New Installs, Address Changes hrs
Change to add Loop (N2Q)110r more Loops ICB Twenty-four (24)
hrs
UNE-P ISDNBRI 1 to 10 Loops Three (3) business days Twenty-four (24)
Add or Change Feature(s), Add hrs
Primary Directory Number (PDN 11 or more Loops ICB Twenty-four (24)
) to established Loop (N2Q),hrs
Add Call Appearance
Conversion to UNE-P ISDN 1 to 10 Loops Three (3) business days Twenty-four (24)
BRI-hrs
Conversion As Is 11 or more Loops ICB Twenty-four (24)
hrs
Conversion to UNE-P ISDN 1 to 10 Loops Three (3) business days if a Twenty-four (24)
BRI-Loop is not involved hrs
Conversion As Specified (or)
Thirteen (13) business days if
a Loop is added or changed
11 or more Loops ICB Twenty-four (24)
hrs
UNE-P ISDN PRI 'New 1 to 3 Nine (9) business days Four (4) hrs
New Facility and Associated
Trunks (With this activity, the
number of facilities ordered
..J_LL._..J. ..J,
facilities and trunks. See table
below.
Qwest Idaho SGA T Third ~evision Exhibit C 24 2002 Pa e 4
EXHIBIT C
SERVICE INTERVAL TABLES
Repair
Product Services Ordered Installation Commitments Commitments
4to6 Twelve (12) business days Four (4) hrs
7 to 9 Thirteen (13) business
10 to 12 Seventeen (17) business
Over 12 Add 4 business days for each
additional 3 facilities
(13-16=21 days
17-20=25 days, etc.
UNE-P ISDN PRI 'New 1 to 3 Trunks Twelve (12) business days Four (4) hrs
Trunks 4 to 6 Trunks Sixteen (16) business days Four (4) hrs
7 to 9 Trunks Twenty (20) business days Four (4) hrs
10 to 12 Trunks Twenty-four (24) business Four (4) hrs
days
13 or more Trunks Facility due date plus 5 days Four (4) hrs
Qwest Idaho SGAT Third Revision , Exhibit C May 24, 2002 Page 5
EXHIBIT C
SERVICE INTERVAL TABLES
Repair
Product Services Ordered Installation Commitments Commitments
Conversion to UNE-P ISDN See intervals for type of change Four (4) hrs
PRI- As Specified req uested
Five (5) business days Four (4) hrs
As Is
UNE-PISDN PRI- Add/Change 1 to 8 Five (5) business daysbusiness Four (4) hrs
Trunks on Existing Facility days
9 to 16 Six (6) business days Four (4) hrs
17 to 24 Seven (7) business days Four (4) hrs
Over 25 ICB Four (4)hrs
UNE-P Centrex 21 -Five (5) business days Twenty-four (24)
Non Designed-hrs OOS
. Conversions as Specified Forty-eight (48) hrs
UNE-P Centrex 21 -(Facility check Next available due date as Twenty-four (24)
Non Designed-indicates "Available indicated by Appointment hrs OOS
New Installations, Address Dispatch Required"Scheduler Forty-eight (48) hrs
Changes, and Change and Dispatch Note: Appointment Scheduler
Requests adding new lines Yes minimum default interval is 3
(Three) business days.
UNE-P Centrex Plus UNE-1 to 21 Lines - No Twenty (20) business days Twenty-four (24)
Centron Optional Features hrs OOS
(Centron is MN only)Forty-eight (48) hrs
Common Block Configuration
Required 1 to 21 Lines - w/ICB Twenty-four (24)
- Establish Common Block Optional Features hrs OOS
(Le., ARS, DFls Forty-eight (48) hrs
SMDR, UCD, etc.
22 or more Lines ICB Twenty-four (24)
with or without hrs OOS
Optional Features Forty-eight (48) hrs
UNE-P Centrex Plus UNE-1 to 10 Lines Twenty (20) business days Twenty-four (24)
Centron hrs OOS
(Centron is MN only)Forty-eight (48) hrs
Common Block Configuration
Required 11 or more Lines ICB Twenty-four (24)
- Feature Additions requiring hrs OOS
Common Block activity per Forty-eight (48) hrs
Common Block
Qwest Idaho SGAT Third Revision, Exhibit C May 24 , 2002 Page 6
EXHIBIT C
SERVICE INTERVAL TABLES
Repair
Product Services Ordered Installation Commitments Commitments
: UNE-P Centrex Plus UNE-Per Common Block Five (5) business days Twenty-four (24)
Centron (must be existing hrs OOS
(Centron is MN only)Line Class Forty-eight (48) hrs
Common Block Configuration Codes(LCCs)1
Required CA T/NCOSIDPA T)
- Line Class Codes (LCCs)/
. CAT/NCOS/DPAT
additions/changes requiring
Common Block work.
If new Twenty (20) business days Twenty-four (24)
LCC/CA T /NCOS or hrs OOS
DPAT Forty.,eight (48) hrs
UNE-P Centrex Plus UNE-New Common Twenty (20) business days N/A
Centron Blocks & Cust ID'(after the initial Common Block
(Centron is MN only)(lines installed at & associated lines are installed)
Common Block Configuration the same time the
Required Common Block is
- Centrex Management System installed)
(CMS)
UNE-P Centrex Plus UNE-Tie Lines/DFIIFX Thirteen (13) business days Twenty-four (24)
Centron (may be longer due to facility hrs OOS
. (Centron is MN only)due date requirements)Forty-eight (48) hrs
Common Block Configuration
Required
- Designed Services subsequent
to initial Common Block
installation
UNE-P Centrex Plus UNE-Additional/New Five (5) business days after line N/A
Centron Station Lines to be is installed
- (Centron is MNonly)added to CMS
No Common Block Additions Five (5) business davs N/A
. Configuration Required Change from Non 1GB N/A
- Centrex Management System Blocked to Blocked
(CMS)Service
Network Access Registers
(NARs)
Owest Idaho SGAT Third Revision, Exhibit C May 24 , 2002 Page 7
EXHIBIT C
SERVICE INTERVAL TABLES
Repair
Product Services Ordered Installation Commitments Commitments
UNE..P Centrex Plus UNE-1 to 10 Lines per Five (5) business days or Next Twenty-four (24)
Centron location available due date thereafter hrs OOS
(Centron is MN only)as indicated by Appointment Forty-eight (48) hrs
No Common Block Scheduler.
Configuration Required
- Station Lines (subsequent to
the establishment of the
Common Block) Includes:
Conversions
New Lines
Moves
NOTE: On conversions 11 to 20 Lines per Ten (10) business days or Twenty-four (24)numbers are "chipped"into the location Next available due date hrs OOSCommon Block at the time of thereafter as indicated by Forty-eight (48)hrsinstallation.Appointment Scheduler.
21 or more Lines per ICB Twenty-four (24)
location hrs OOS
Forty-eight (48) hrs
UNE-P Centrex Plus UNE-1 to 19 Lines Three (3) business days Twenty-four (24)
Centron hrs OOS
(Centronis MN only)Forty-eight (48) hrs
No Common Block
Configuration Required 20 or more Lines ICB Twenty-four (24)
Line Featurechanges/additionsl hrs OOS
Removals Forty-eight (48) hrs
UNE-P Centrex Plus UNE-Tie LineslDFIIFX Thirteen (13) business days Twenty-four (24)
Centron (may be longer due to facility hrs OOS
(Centron is MN only)due date requirements)Forty-eight (48) hrs
No Common Block
Configuration Required
Designed Services subsequent
to initial Common. Block
installation
UNE-P Centrex Plus UNE-Subsequent to Twenty (20) business days Twenty-four (24)
. Centron Common Block (may be longer if the activation hrs OOS
(Centron is MN only)Installation of ARS is tied to a Private Line Forty-eight (48) hrs
No Common Block facility installation)
Configuration Required Changes to business days:Twenty-four (24)
Automatic Route Selection Patterns:Five (5) days hrs OOS
(ARS)1 to 25 changes Ten (10) days Forty-eight (48) hrs .
26 to 50 changes Twenty (20) days
51 or more chanQes
Adding new Patterns Twenty (20) business days Twenty-four (24)
hrs OOS
VILY-CI~IIL \"tVJ III;:)
Qwest Idaho SGAT Third Revision, Exhibit C May 24, 2002 Page 8
EXHIBIT C
SERVICE INTERVAL TABLES
Repair
Product Services Ordered Installation Commitments Commitments
UNE-P Centrex Plus UNE-Per Request Thirteen (13) business days Twenty-four (24)
Centron hrs OOS
(Centron is MN only)Forty-eight (48) hrs
No Common Block
Configuration Required
Uniform Call Distribution CUCD)
UNE-P Centrex Plus UNE-Blocks Five (5) business days N/A
Centron (No limit on amount
(Centron is MN only)of numbers.
'No Common Block
Configuration Required
. Additional Numbers subsequent
to initial Common Block
installation
NOTE: Additional numbers are
chipped" into the Common
Block at the time of request.
Owest Idaho SGA T Third Revision, Exhibit C May 24, 2002 Page 9
EXHIBIT C
SERVICE INTERVAL TABLES
Enhanced Extended Loop Service Interval Table (EEL):
Repair
Product Services Ordered nstaliationCom m itments Commitments
Enhanced Extended Loop 1 to 8 Zone 1: Five (5) business days Four (4) hrs
(EEL)-Zone 1
DSO or Voice Grade Zone 2: Six (6) business days
Equivalent Four (4) hrs
Zone 2
9 to 16 Zone 1: Six (6) business days Four (4) hrs
Zone 1
Zone 2: Seven (7) business
days Four (4) hrs
Zone 2
17 to 24 Zone 1: Seven (7) business Four (4) hrs
days Zone 1
Zone 2: Eight (8) business Four (4) hrs
days Zone 2
25 or more ICB Four (4) hrs
Enhanced Extended Loop 1 to 8 Zone 1: Five (5) business days Four (4) hrs
(EEL) -Zone 1
DS1 Zone 2: Eight (8) business
days Four (4) hrs
Zone 2
9 to 16 Zone 1: Six (6) business days Four (4) hrs
Zone 1
Zone 2: Nine (9) business
days Four (4) hrs
Zone 2
17 to 24 Zone 1: Seven (7) business Four (4) hrs
days Zone 1
Zone 2: Ten (10) business Four (4) hrs
days Zone 2
25 or more ICB Four (4) hrs
Enhanced Extended Loop 1 to 3 Circuits Zone 1: Seven (7) business Four (4) hrs
(EEL) -days Zone 1
DS3
Zone 2: Nine (9) business Four (4) hrs
days Zone 2
4 or more Circuits ICB Four (4) hrs
Enhanced Extended Loop ICB Twenty-four (24)
Conversions (EEL-C) -hrs OOS
Private Line (PL TS)Forty-eight (48)
- Conversion as is hrs AS
Installation Guidelines apply where facilities/network capacity is in place. Where
facilities/network capacity are not in place, intervals are handled on an Individual Case Basis
(ICB).
Qwest Idaho SGA T Third Revision, Exhibit C May 24, 2002 Page 10