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Boise, ill 83702
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BEFORE THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
APPLICATION OF QWEST
CORPORATION FOR APPROVAL OF
AN INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENT
PURSUANT TO 47 U.C. ~252(e)
CASE NO.: QWE-O2-
APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL OF
AMENDMENT TO THE
INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENT
Qwest Corporation ("Qwest") hereby files this Application for Approval of Amendment
to the Interconnection Agreement ("Amendment"), which was approved by the Idaho Public
Utilities Commission on February 28 2002 (the "Agreement"). The Amendment with XO
Communications Services, Inc. fka XO Idaho Inc. ("XO") 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.
Qwest respectfully submits this Amendment provides no basis for either of these
findings, and, therefore requests 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 XO to
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interconnect with Qwest facilities and to provide customers with increased choices among local
telecommunications services.
Qwest further requests 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 16th day of June, 2005.
Qwest Corporation
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Stoel Rives LLP, Attorneys for Qwest
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CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I hereby certify that on this 'W day of June, 2005, 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
O. Box 83720
Boise, Idaho 83720-0074
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Rex Knowles
XO Communications
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Gegi Leeger
XO Communications
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randi L. Gearhart, PLS
Legal Secretary to Mary S. Hobson
Stoel Rives LLP
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Collocation Amendment
to the Interconnection Agreement between
Qwest Corporation and
XO Communications Services, Inc. (f.a. XO Idaho, Inc.
for the State of Idaho
This is an Amendment ("Amendment") to the Interconnection Agreement between Qwest
Corporation ("Qwest") , a Colorado corporation, and XO Communications Services, Inc. (f.
XO Idaho, Inc.
) ("
CLEC"
).
CLEC and awest shall be known jointly as the ("Parties
RECITALS
WHEREAS, CLEC ' and Qwest entered into an Interconnection Agreement ("Agreement") for
service in the state of Idaho which was approved by the Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Commission ) on February 28, 2002, as referenced in Order No. 28964; and
WHEREAS, the Parties wish to amend the Agreement further 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:
Amendment Terms
The Agreement is hereby amended by adding terms, conditions and rates for Collocation as set
forth in Attachment 1 , Exhibit A and Exhibit 8 to this Amendment, attached hereto and
incorporated herein by this reference.
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Rates in Exhibit A that are "Under Development" shall be updated upon establishment of a rate.
Rates in Exhibit A shall otherwise be updated to reflect legally binding decisions of the
Commission and shall be applied on a prospective basis from the effective date of the legally
binding Commission decision , unless otherwise ordered by the Commission.
Effective Date
This Amendment shall be deemed effective upon approval by the Commission; however, the
Parties may agree to implement the provisions of this Amendment upon execution. To
accommodate this need, GLEC 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. Additionally, Qwest shall
implement any necess~ry billing changes within two (2) billing cycles after the latest execution
date of this Amendment, with a true-up back to the latest execution date of this Amendment
the end of the second billing cycle. The Parties agree that so long as Owest implements the
billing changes and the true-up as set forth above, the CLEC's bills shall be deemed accurate
and adjusted without error. .
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Further Amendments
Except as modified herein , the provisions of the Agreement shall remain in full force and effect.
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.
Entire Aareement
The Agreement as amended (including the documents referred to herein) constitutes the full
and entire understanding and agreement between the Parties with regard to the subjects of the
Agreement as amended and supersedes any prior understandings, agreements, or
representations by or between the Parties, written or oral, to the extent they relate in any way to
the subjects of the Agreement as amended.
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.
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SECTION 8.0 - COLLOCATION
Description
Collocation allows for the placing of equipment by CLEC at Qwest's Premises,
where Technically Feasible, that is necessary for accessing Unbundled Network Elements
(UNEs), ancillary services or Interconnection. Collocation includes the leasing to CLEC of
physical space in Qwest Premises, as well as the resources necessary for the operation and
economical use of collocated equipment, such as the use by CLEC of power; heating,
ventilation and air conditioning (HV AC); and cabling in Qwest's Premises. Collocation also
allows CLEC to access Interconnection Distribution Frames (ICDF) for the purpose of accessing
and combining Unbundled Network Elements and accessing ancillary services. There are
currently nine (9) standard types of Collocation available pursuant to this Amendment - Virtual,
Caged Physical , Shared Caged Physical Cage less Physical , Interconnection Distribution
Frame, Adjacent Common Area Splitter, Remote and Facility Connected. Other types of
Collocation may be requested through the BFR process. In addition , where Qwest may offer a
new form of Collocation, CLEC may order that form as soon as it becomes available and under
the terms and conditions pursuant to which Qwest offers it. The terms and conditions of any
such offering by Qwest shall conform as nearly as circumstances allow to the terms and
conditions of this Amendment. Nothi~g in this Amendment shall be construed as limiting the
ability to retroactively apply any changes to such terms and conditions as may be 'negotiated by
the Parties or ordered by the state Commission or any other competent authority.
Virtual Collocation -- A Virtual Collocation arrangement requires CLEC to
purchase and deliver to Qwest CLEC's own equipment for Qwest to install, repair, and
maintain in Qwest's Premises. CLEC does not have physical access to its virtually
collocated equipment in the Qwest Premises.
Caged Physical Collocation -- allows CLEC to lease caged floor space for
placement of its equipment within Qwest's Premises for the purpose of interconnecting
with Qwest Finished Services or accessing Unbundled Network Elements. CLEC is
responsible for the procurement, installation and on-going maintenance of its equipment
as well as the Cross Connections required within the cage.
Cageless Physical Collocation -- is a non-caged area within a Qwest
Premises. In Wire Centers, space will be made available in single frame bay
increments. In Wire Centers, the current minimum square footage is nine (9) square feet
per bay, however, if smaller bays are or become available, Qwest will reduce the
minimum square footage accordingly. Space will be provided utilizing industry standard
equipment bay configurations in which CLEC can place and maintain its own equipment.
CLEC is responsible for the procurement, installation and on-going maintenance of its
equipment as well as the Cross Connections required within CLEC's leased Collocationspace. 1.4 Shared Caged Physical Collocation -- allows two (2) or more CLECs to
share or sublease a single Collocation enclosure. Under Shared Physical Collocation,
one (1) CLEC obtains a Caged Physical Collocation arrangement from Qwest pursuant
to this Amendment or an approved Interconnection Agreement, and another CLEC
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pursuant to the terms of its Interconnection Agreement, may share use of that space, in
accordance to terms and conditions of a sublease agreement between the two ' (2)
CLECs. Shared Collocation may also be established through joint Application by CLECs
in which Qwest will have a separate Billing relationship with each applicant and will look
to each collocating CLEC for payment of its proportionate share of the charges relating
to the Collocation space. Qwest will prorate the charge for site conditioning and
preparation undertaken by Qwest to construct the Shared Collocation cage or condition
the space for Collocation use, regardless of how many Carriers actually collocate in that
cage, by determining the total charge for site preparation and allocating that charge to a
collocating CLEC (and billed directly to each such CLEC) based on the percentage of
the total space utilized 'by that CLEC as per the Collocation Application. Qwest shall not
place unreasonable restrictions on CLEC's use ofa Collocation cage, such as limiting
CLEC'ability to contract with other CLECs to share CLEC's Collocation cage in a
sublease-type arrangement. In addition if two (2) or more CLECs who have
Interconnection Agreements with Qwest utilize a Shared Collocation arrangement
Qwest shall permit each CLEC to order UNEs to and provision service from that Shared
Collocation space, regardless of which CLEC was the original collocator, directly from
Qwest. Qwest shall make Shared Collocation space available in single-bay increments
or their equivalent.
Interconnection Distribution Frame (ICDF) Collocation -- is offered for the
purpose of facilitating CLEC'$ combining of Unbundled Network Elements, Finished
Services, including Local Interconnection Trunks, and ancillary services. Under ICDF
Collocation, CLEC need not collocate equipment in the Qwest Wire Center. With ICDF
Collocation, CLEC will have access to the Qwest Wire Center and an ICDF to combine
UNEs, Finished Services, and ancillary services. The ICDF connects through tie cables
to various points within the Wire Center (e., MDF, COSMICTM or DSX, etc.) providing
CLEC with access to UNEs and ancillary services.
The ICDF is a distribution frame shared by multiple providers. If
CLEC desires a dedicated distribution frame for the purpose of facilitating
CLEC's combination of UNEs and ancillary services, CLEC may do so through
the placement of a CLEC-owned Cross Connection device collocated in the
Qwest Wire Center through either Caged or Cageless Physical Collocation.
Adjacent Collocation - is available in those instances where space is
legitimately exhausted in particular Qwest Premises to accommodate Physical
Collocation. Qwest shall make space available in adjacent controlled environmental
vaults, controlled environmental huts, or similar structures to the extent Technically
Feasible. Qwest shall permit CLEC to construct or otherwise procure such an adjacent
structure on property owned, leased or otherwise controlled by Qwest, subject only to
applicable OSHA, EPA, federal, state, and local safety and maintenance requirements.
, Such adjacent structure shall be in accordance with Qwest's design and space planning
for the site. CLEC may propose the design for the adjacent structure, subject to Qwest'
approval , which approval may not be unreasonably withheld or delayed. Qwest must
provide power and physical Collocation services and facilities, subject to the same
nondiscrimination requirements as applicable to any other physical Collocation
arrangement. Qwest must permit CLEC to place its own equipment, including, but not
limited to, copper cables, coaxial cables, fiber cables, and Telecommunications
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Equipment, in adjacent facilities constructed by Qwest, by CLEC itself, or a third party.
Common Area Splitter Collocation - Allows CLEC to place Splitters in a
common space area outside its Collocation space near CLEC's DSO termination points.
Qwest will install Splitter shelves for shared use byCLECs.
Remote Collocation - allows CLEC to collocate equipment in or adjacent
to a Qwest Remote Premises. The, terms for Remote Collocation are set forth more fully
in Section 8.7 and 8.4.
With respect to Cross Connections for access to Subloop
elements in multi-tenant environments (MTE) and field connection points (FCP),
the provisions concerning Subloop access and intervals are contained in the
Agreement. This type of access and Cross Connection is not Collocation.
Facility Connected (FC) Collocation -- Facility Connected (FC)
Collocation allows CLEC to access Unbundled Network Elements (UNEs), ancillary
services and Finished Services within a Qwest Wire Center via an ' Entrance Facility
without collocating physical equipment in the Wire Center. FC Collocation is provided on
termination block or termination panel within the designated Wire Center and is
engineered, provisioned , maintained, and repaired by Qwest.
Terms and Conditions
Terms and Conditions. All Collocation
Qwest shall provide Collocation on rates , terms and conditions that are
just, reasonable and nondiscriminatory. In addition , Qwest shall provide Collocation in
accordance with all applicable federal and state laws.
In accordance with the FCC rules regarding combinations of
Unbundled Network Elements and Commingling of facilities and services which
are addressed in the Agreement, Qwest will not combine or Commingle services
or Network Elements that are offered by Qwest pursuant to Section 271 of the
Communications Act of 1934, as amended, with Unbundled Network Elements or
combinations of Unbundled Network Elements.
Services available for Commingling shall be
provided by Qwest pursuant to Qwest'applicable product Tariffs
catalogs, price lists, or other Telecommunications Services offerings.
Entrance Facilities obtained pursuant to Tariff are
available for Commingling. Entrance Facilities and mid-span meet SPOI
obtained pursuant to the Interconnection Section of the Agreement are
not available for Commingling.
Collocation of Switching Equipment. CLEC may collocate any equipment
that is necessary for Interconnection or access to Unbundled Network Elements.
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Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexers (DSLAMS)always
meet this legal standard.
Asynchronous Transfer Mode (A TM) or Packet Switching also
meets this legal standard when used for Interconnection or access to Unbundled
Network Elements for purposes of providing Advanced Services such as xDSL.
Equipment used predominantly to support DSLAMs and A TMs, such as routers
and concentrators , as well as testing and network management equipment also
meet this legal standard. Before any equipment that includes switching
functionality is installed , CLEC must provide a written inventory to Qwest of all
switching equipment and how it will be used for Interconnection or access to
Unbundled Network Elements. Once CLEC establishes that it will use a certain
type of equipment for Interconnection or access to Unbundled Network Elements,
Qwest will allow future Collocations of similar equipment without requesting a
written justification unless and until Qwest can establish to the state Commission
that such equipment is not intended for Interconnection or access to Unbundled
Network Elements. However Qwest will complete the Collocation within the
appropriate interval unless granted relief by the Commission.
. 8.Remote Switching Units (RSUs) also meet this legal standard
when used for Interconnection or access to Unbundled Network Elements for
purposes of providing Local Exchange Service.
2.4 Except as provided for in Sections 8.1 through 8.
a~ove, CLEC may not collocate equipment that is not necessary for
Interconnection or access to Unbundled Network Elements.
CLEC must identify what transmission and Cross Connection equipment
will be installed and the vendor technical specifications of such equipment so that Qwest
may verify the appropriate power, floor loading, heat release, environmental particulate
level, HV AC, and tie cables to CLEC-provided Cross Connection device.1.4 Demarcation points for Unbundled Network Elements (UNEs) and
ancillary services. The Demarcation Point for Unbundled Network Elements and
ancillary services is that physical point where Qwest shall terminate its Unbundled
Network Elements and ancillary services for access by CLEC. There are two (2)
standard Demarcation Points where Unbundled Network Elements and ancillary services
may be delivered to CLEC. CLEC shall specify its choice of standard Demarcation
Points for its access to UNEs and ancillary services. One available Demarcation Point is
at GLEe-provided Cross Connection equipment in CLEC'Physical or Virtual
Collocation space. Alternatively, the Demarcation Point can be at an Interconnection
Distribution Frame (ICDF) or may be established at a location jointly agreed to by CLEC
and Qwest. To the extent CLEC selects a Demarcation Point outside of its collocated
space, CLECshall provide and Qwest shall install the tie cables from CLEC's collocated
equipr:nent to the Demarcation Point. Alternatively, Qwest shall provide and install these
tie cables , at CLEC's expense.
Qwest will provide a connection between Unbundled Network Elements
and ancillary services and a Demarcation Point. Such connection is an Interconnection
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Tie Pair (ITP). The Demarcation Point shall be:a) at GLEe-provided Cross Connection equipment located in CLEC'
Virtual or Physical Collocation space; or
b) i~ CLEC elects to use ICDF Collocation, at the Interconnection
Distribution Frame (ICDF); orc) if CLEC elects to use an ICDF in association with Virtual or
Physical Collocation , at the ICDF; or
d) at a direct connection point of termination as described in Section
11.2; or
at another Demarcation Point mutually-agreed to by the Parties.
CLEC may purchase Qwest's finished Private Line or Switched Access
Services via applicable Tariff terms and conditions. These services will be terminated at
the Demarcation Point.
For Caged and Cageless Physical Collocation and Virtual Collocation
CLEC must lease space for the placement of CLEC's equipment within Qwest'
Prer:nises. Qwest will provide the structure that is necessary in support of Collocation
including physical space, a cage (for Caged Physical Collocation), required cabling
between equipment and other associated hardware.
All equipment shall meet and be installed in accordance with Network
Equipment Building System (NEBS) Level 1 safety standards. Qwest shall provide
standard Premises alarming pursuant to Qwest Technical Publication 77385. Qwest
shall not impose safety or engineering requirements on CLEC that are more stringent
than the safety or engineering requirements Qwest imposes on its own equipmentlocated on its Premises.
Space Availability Report -- Upon request by CLEC, Qwest will submit to
CLEC within ten (10) calendar Days of CLEC's request, a report for each requested
Premises, that includes:
available Collocation space in a particular Qwest Premises;
number of collocators;
any modifications in the use of the space since the last report;d) measures that Qwest is taking to make additional space available
for Collocation;e) whether sufficient power is available to meet the specific CLEC
req uest;
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number of GLECs in queue at the Premises, if any;
whether the Wire Center is equipped with DS3 capability; and
h) the number and description of Qwes! and its Affiliates and
reservations of space by all CLECs.
A Space Availability Report Charge in Exhibit A will apply to each
Space Availability Report requested by CLEC and shall apply on per Premises
basis.
Inventory Report - Remote Premises. The locations of the
Remote Premises (e.g., Feeder Distribution Interfaces, "FDI") and the End User
Customer addresses served by each Remote Premises are available to . CLEC
through the Raw Loop Data Tool. Remote Premises with digital loop carrier and
pair gain equipment will be provided on the web site in the ICONN database.
(ICONN is available through the Qwest web site located
http://www.qwest.com/iconn.If CLEC is unable to determine the information it
seeks regarding the Remote Premises after using such database tools, Qwest
will provide CLEC with a report that contains the information. The Parties agree
that a charge may apply to such report, based on time and material, unless the
database information is inaccurate or unusable for the Remote Premises then no
charge would apply. Qwest will provide CLEC access to relevant plats, maps
engineering records and other data in accordance with the terms of the
Agreement. In addition, CLEC can request a copy of Qwest's distribution area
map associated with the Remote Premises, with a charge for time and material.
10 Collocation is offered on a first-come , first-served basis. Requests for
Collocation may be denied due to the legitimate lack of sufficient space in a Qwest
Premises for placement of CLEC's equipment. If Qwest determines that the amount of
space requested by CLEC for Caged Physical Collocation is not available, but a lesser
amount of space is available, that lesser amount of space will be offered to CLEC for
Caged Physical Collocation. Alternatively, CLEC will be offered Cage less Physical
Collocation (single frame bay increments), or Virtual Collocation as an alternative to
Caged Physical Collocation. In the event the original Collocation request is not
available due to lack of sufficient space, and CLEC did not specify an alternative form of
Collocation on the original order form, CLEC will be required to submit a new order for
CLEC's preferred alternative Collocation arrangement. If CLEC identifies alternate
choices for Collocation on its original Collocation request, Qwest will determine the
feasibility of the next preferred option in the event CLEC's first choice is not available.
To the extent possible, Qwest shall make contiguous space available to CLEC when it
seeks to expand its existing Collocation space. Where adjoining space is not available
Qwest will engineer a route for CLEC to provide facilities between the non-adjoining
CLEC Collocation spaces as part of the Collocation order. When planning renovations
of existing facilities or constructing or leasing new facilities Qwest shall take into
account projected demand for Collocation~-Of equipment.
10.Space Denial Queue - Qwest will maintain a list of denied
Collocation requests, in order of the date of receipt (Space Denial Queue), for
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each Premises where Qwest has exhausted Collocation space. A separate
queue will be maintained for each Premises. When space becomes available in
a Premises in which a queue has developed, Qwest will inform CLECs in the
queue that space for Collocation has become available. If there is insufficient
space to accommodate all of the CLECs in queue, Qwest shall notify CLECs of
the availability of space in accordance with the CLEC's position in the queue.
CLEC must respond within ten (10) calendar Days of receipt of notification from
Qwest with a new Collocation Application. If GLEC does not provide a
Collocation Application within ten (10) calendar Days of receipt of notification, or
if CLEC responds that it no longer requires the Collocation space, CLEC shall be
removed from the queue and the available space shall be offered to the next
CLEC in the queue. If the space made available to a CLEC in the queue is not
sufficient to meet such CLEC's needs , such CLEC may deny the space that
becomes available and keep its position in the queue. 11 If Qwest denies a request for Collocation in a Qwest Premises due to
space limitations, Qwes! shall allow CLEC representatives to tour the entire Premises
escorted by Qwest personnel within ten (10) calendar Days of CLEC's receipt of the
denial of space, or a mutually agreed upon, date. Qwest will review the detailed floor
plans for the Premises with CLEC during the tour, including Qwest reserved or optioned
space. Such tour shall be without charge to GLEe. If, after the tour of the Premises
Qwest and CLEC disagree about whether space limitations at the Premises make
Collocation impractical, Qwest and CLEC may present their arguments to the
Commission. In addition, if after the fact it is determined that Qwest has incorrectly
identified the space limitations, Qwest will honor the original Collocation Application date
for determining RFS unless both Parties agree to a revised date.12 Qwest shall submit. to the Commission, subject to any protective order as
the Commission may deem necessary, detailed floor plans or diagrams of any Premises
where Qwest claims that Physical Collocation is not practical because of spacelimitations. 13 Qwest will maintain a publicly available document, posted for viewing onthe Internet, (www.qwest.com/whoiesale/notices/colio/spaceavail.html), indicating all
Premises that are full, and will update this document within ten (10) calendar Days of the
date at which a Premises runs out of physical space and will update the document within
ten (10) calendar Days of the date that space becomes available. In addition, the
publicly available document shall include, based on information Qwest develops through
the Space Availability Report process, the Reservation Process, or the Feasibility StudyProcess:
Number of CLECs in queue at the Premises , if any;
Premises that have not be,en equipped with DS3 capability;
c) Estimated date for completion of power equipment additions that will lift
the restriction of Collocation at the Premises; and
Address of the Remote Premises that have been inventoried for Remote
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Collocation , and if the Remote Premises cannot accommodate Collocation.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Qwest web site will list and update within the ten (10)
Day period, all Wire Centers that are full , whether or not there has been a Space
Availability Report requested by any CLEC.
Reclamation and Reconditioning of Space
14.Reclamation of Space -- Reclamation of space is performed by
Qwest removing unused, obsolete Qwest equipment to make space for
equipment use. The cost of removal of the obsolete unused equipment shall be
borne by Qwest.
14.If CLEC issues a forecast or, reservation for
Collocation, Qwest shall use its best judgment to determine whether it
would be appropriate to reclaim space and or equipment to meet
e~pected Collocation requirements.
14.If CLEC issues a Collocation Application and
unused, obsolete equipment must be removed to provide the requested
Collocation , Qwest will affirmatively remove such unused, obsolete
equipment as necessary to fulfill the Collocation request within the
applicable interval set forth in section 8.4.
14.2 ,Reconditioning of Space -- Reconditioning of space is the
. remodeling of space for equipment use, such as, but not limited to adding
HV AC. The Collocation feasibility study will identify whether reconditioning of
space is available and necessary to meet CLEC needs for Collocation. If
requested by CLEC, Qwest will assess the cost of such reconditioning, provide a
quote to CLEC for the costs, and upon Acceptance of quote by CLEC, perform
the necessary work to recondition the space. For reconditioned space, CLEC is
responsible for prorated charges based on the amount of space requested.
15 ' Cancellation of Collocation Request. CLEC may cancel a Collocation
request prior to the completion of the request by Qwest by submitting a Collocation
Cancellation Application. CLEC shall be responsible for payment of all costs incurred by
Qwest up to the point when the cancellation is received. Collocation Cancellation is
available for all Collocations under a particular billing authorization number (BAN) (for
which CLEC has not received notification of completion from Qwest. Cancellation is
offered for all types of Collocation. A cancellation will only occur upon request by CLEC.
15.CLEC may submit a Collocation Cancellation Application if the
Collocation job is in progress. Upon receipt of a completion notice for the
specific Collocation job, the Collocation can no longer be cancelled. Qwest will
provide acknowledgment of acceptance or rejection of the Collocation
Cancellation Application within one (1) business day of receipt. Qwest will stop
work on a Collocation in progress upon receipt and acceptance of a Collocation
Cancellation Application. A request- for cancellation is irrevocable once Qwest
has accepted the Collocation Cancellation Application.
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15.In the event there is a Common Area Splitter Collocation or CLEC
has requested a direct CLEC-to-CLEC connection arrangement with the same
BAN as the Collocation job to be canceled, the associated Common Area Splitter
Collocation and direct CLEC-to-CLEC connection will also be cancelled.
15.Qwest will not charge for canceling the Collocation job except for
work already completed as of acceptance by Qwest of the Collocation
Cancellation Application. Charges will be based on when Qwest receives the
Collocation Cancellation Application and the completion status of the Collocation
work. A quote will be issued within thirty (30) calendar Days of Qwest'
acceptance of the Collocation Cancellation Application.16 Qwest may retain a limited amount of floor space for its own specific
future uses, provided, however, that neither Qwest nor any of its Affiliates may reserve
space for future use on terms more favorable than those that apply to CLEC'
reservation of Collocation space for CLEC's own future use. Qwest shall relinquish any
space held for future use before denying a request for Virtual Collocation on the grounds
of space limitations, unless Qwest proves to the Commission that Virtual Collocation at
that point is not Technically Feasible. 17 In addition to the requirements of Section 8.8, all Collocation
installation and structures shall meet applicable earthquake safety rating requirements
comparable to and to the same extent that Qwest installations and structures meet
earthquake rating requirements as contained in the Network Equipment Building System
(NEBS) - BR GR-63-CORE document. A list of Qwest Premises and the applicable
relat~d earthquake ratings is available for review on the Qwest web site at:
http://www.Qwest.com/wholesale/pcat/coliocation.html18 Qwest will review the security requirements, issue keys, ID cards and
explain the access control processes toCLEC. The access control process includes but
is not limited to the requirement that all CLEC approved personnel are subject to
trespass violations if they are found outside of designated and approved areas or if they
provide access to unauthorized individuals. Likewise, Qwest personnel are subject to
trespass violations if they are found to be wrongfully inside CLEC physical caged
collocated areas or if they wrongfully provide access to unauthorized individuals.
18.Qwest will take all reasonable' measures to insure that CLEC
equipment collocated in Qwest Premises is afforded physical security at Parity
with Qwest's similarly situated equipment. Should an event occur within a Qwest
Premises that suggests vandalism or other tampering with CLEC's equipment
Qwest will, at CLEC's request, vigorously and thoroughly investigate the
situation. CLEC shall cooperate in the investigation as requested by Qwest.
Qwest will keep CLEC apprised of the progress of any investigation, and report
any conclusions in a timely manner.19 Qwest shall provide access toCLEC's collocated equipment and existing
eyewash stations, bathrooms, and drinking water within the Premises on a twenty-four
(24) hours per day, seven (7) days per week basis for CLEC personnel and its
designated agents. Such access shall be permitted without requiring either a security
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escort of any kind or delaying CLEC's employees entry into Qwest Premises. Qwest
shall provide CLEC with access to other basic facilities, including parking, where
available on a first-come, first-served basis.20 CLEC shall be restricted to corridors, stairways, and elevators that
, provide direct access to CLEC's space, or to the nearest restroom facility from CLEC'
designated space, and such direct access will be outlined during CLEC's orientation
meeting. Access shall not be permitted to any other portion of the building.21 Nothing herein shall be construed to limit CLEC's ability to obtain more
than one form of Collocation (Le., Virtual , Caged, Shared and Cageless Physical
Collocation or ICDF Collocation) in a single Premises provided space is available.22 Termination of Collocation Arrangement. CLEC may terminate a
completed Collocation arrangement by a Collocation Decommission or a Collocation
Transfer of Responsibility. A Collocation site is only eligible for Collocation
Decommission or a Collocation Transfer of Responsibility after the site is built-out and
accepted by CLEC. Abandoned equipment shall be handled as detailed in Section
22.
22.Collocation Decommission. Collocation Decommission refers to
the deactivation of a Collocation site occupied by CLEC and removal of CLEC
equipment. Collocation Decommission is offered for all types of Collocation. A
request for decommissioning is irrevocable once Qwest accepts the Collocation
Decommission Application.
22.Prior to submitting a Collocation Decommission
Application , all CLEC's financial obligations with respect to the Collocation
site to be decommissioned must be current, with the exception of formally
disputed charges. CLEC financial obligations include payment of one
hundred percent (1000/0) of all nonrecurring quoted charges and all
applicable monthly recurring charges that are more than thirty (30)
calendar Days past due.
22.CLEC must disconnect all services, including any
administrative services, from the Collocation site to be decommissioned
prior to submitting the Collocation Decommission Application. All of
CLEC's administrative lines and End User Customer services need to be
disconnected via the appropriate Access Service Request (ASR) or Local
Service Request (LSR)If CLEC has not disconnected all services, all
charges with respect to the Collocation site will continue to accrue and
the Collocation Decommission Application will be rejected.
22.Prior to disconnecting its services, including
direct CLEC-to-CLEC connections, CLEC must notify, in writing,all of its current End User Customers affected by
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discontinuation of service. CLEC must submit an email
notification with the Collocation Decommission Application
representing to Qwest that all CLEC End User Customers have
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been properly notified. For direct CLEC-to-CLEC connection
arrangements, CLEC should submit a letter of authorization (LOA)
signed by both CLECs involved in the direct CLEC-to-CLEC
connection arrangement. Failure to include such email notification
or LOA will result in the rejection of the Collocation Decommission
, Applicatior:'.
- 8.22.CLEC should remove its equipment prior to
submitting a Collocation Decommission Application. Equipment includes
all CLEC owned electronic equipment, equipment racks, mounting
hardware, and CLEC supplied cable (including direct CLEC-to~CLEC
cables), termination ,blocks and cage materials. If CLEC does not remove
its equipment Within thirty (30) calendar Days of Qwest's acceptance of
the Collocation Decommission Application, Qwest will send a notification
stating the equipment is considered abandoned. Upon receiving
notification of abandonment from Qwest, CLEC will have fifteen (15)
calendar Days to notify Qwest that the equipment is not abandoned and
remove its equipment. If CLEC does not respond to the notification and
remove the equipment and Qwest determines that the equipment has
been abandoned, Qwest will send a final notification and bill CLEC for
any and all claims, expenses, fees or other costs associated with the
removal by Qwest of the abandoned equipment, including any materials
used in the removal and the hourly labor rate charges. CLEC will hold
Qwest harmless from the failure to return any such equipment, propertyor other items.
22.1.4 Qwest will remove all Collocation entrance facilities.
For shared Collocation entrance facilities, Qwest will cut all fiber and/or
copper Collocation entrance facilities at the splice point in the Collocation
Point of Interconnection (C-POI). For express Collocation entrance
facilities, Qwest will remove and dispose of the Collocation entrance fiber.
22.For Virtual Collocation, Qwest will automatically
remove all equipment within ninety (90) calendar Days. Qwest will
negotiate with CLEC to schedule the pick up of the equipment. There will
be no charge for the removal of CLEC's Virtual Collocation equipment.
22.For Collocations with direct CLEC-to-CLEC
connection arrangements, CLEC is required to disconnect and remove
the direct CLEC-to-CLEC connections. Qwest prefers that CLEC
, disconnect and remove the direct CLEC-to-CLEC connection cables prior
to submitting the Collocation Decommission Application. If CLEC is not
able to disconnect and remove the cables prior to submitting the
. Collocation Decommission Application, CLEC will be allowed thirty (30)
calendar Days from Qwest'acceptance date of the Collocation
Decommission Application to disconnect and remove the direct CLEC-to-
CLEC connection cables. If CLEC has not removed the direct CLEC-to-
CLEC connections, it will be treated as abandoned equipment.
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22.CLEC will be eligible for a refund for all elements
defined as either reusable or reimbursable , if acquired by another CLEC
during the following defined time period. An inventory will be completed
by Qwest and furnished to CLEC within ninety (90) calendar Days of the
Collocation Decommission Application acceptance identifying the
reimbursable and reusable elements and the potenti?ll credit.
22.Reimbursable elements considered for a
refund are: DSO, DS1 , and DS3 termination cabling, and fiber
terminations, excluding ' Collocation entrance facility cabling.
These elements will be eligible for a refund for up to one (1) year
after the date of decommissioning.
22.Reusable elements include components
used to provision the original Collocation site (e., cage, bays,
HV AC, cable racking). These elements will be eligible for a refund
for up to three (3) years after the date of decommissioning.
22.CLEC is required to return the space to turnover
condition. Turnover condition is defined as the same condition in which
CLEC originally assumed the Collocation site. CLEC must relinquish
security access if not currently leasing another Collocation site in the
same Wire Center when verification of equipment removal is completed.
Security access will be terminated within thirty (30) calendar Days of
receipt of an accepted Collocation Decommission Application, unless
alternative arrangements have been agreed to by Qwest.
22.Ordering - CLEC should submit a Collocation
Decommission Application form. Qwest will notify CLEC within one (1)
business day if the prerequisites have been met. Qwest will validate the
order within two (2) business days from receipt of the Collocation
Decommission Application. Qwest will provide an inventory of the eligible
reimbursable and reusable elements and the potential credits within
ninety (90) calendar Days of the Collocation Decommission Application
acceptance.
22.10 Billing - Qwest will not charge for decommissioning
Collocations unless equipment has been abandoned or the Collocation
space has not been returned to turnover condition. Charges for work
related to the removal of abandoned equipment or returning the
Collocation space to turnover condition include miscellaneous hourly
labor charges and if applicable, dispatch charges will apply for
unmanned Central Offices and Remote Collocations.
22.Collocation Transfer of Responsibility. Collocation Transfer of
Responsibility is the transfer of a Collocation site from vacating CLEC (current
CLEC leasing the space in the Premises) to an assuming CLEC. Collocation
Transfer of Responsibility is available for Caged Physical Collocation, Cageless
Physical Collocation, and Virtual Collocation. All other types of Collocation to be
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transferred will be handled on an Individual Case Basis (lCB). There are two (2)
types of Collocation Transfer of Responsibility: 1) Collocation Transfer of
Responsibility Without Working Circuits - The Collocation is not serving any End
User Customers and does not have active service terminations (e.
g.,
Interconnection trunks or UNE Loops) or 2) Collocation Transfer of Responsibility
With Working Circuits - The Collocation has active service terminations, such as
Interconnection trunks or is serving End User Customers.
22.Generally, Collocation Transfer of Responsibility is
not available if another CLEC or Qwest are waiting in queue for available
space within the requested Premises; however if assuming CLEC
acquires all or substantially all of the Collocation sites of vacating CLEC
in Qwest Premises in the state, such transfers shall not be subject to any
queue for available space. In addition, regardless of any space requests
that may be pending in a Qwest Premises, Collocation Transfer of
Responsibility shall, be available when vacating CLEC and assuming
CLEC are affiliated corporate entities prior to or immediately after the
proposed transfer, or the transfer is due to a bankruptcy court order.
vacating CLEC has filed for bankruptcy, assuming CLEC must comply
with Applicable Law in obtaining th~ transfer of the Collocation site.
22.Both vacating CLEC'and assuming CLEC'
Interconnection Agreements with Qwest must contain finalized terms and
conditions for Collocation Transfer of Responsibility and all associated
services. Assuming CLEC is required to have an Interconnection
Agreement with Qwest prior to submitting Collocation Transfer of
Responsibility request. Assuming CLEC will need to amend any
previously existing Interconnection Agreement prior to submitting a
Collocation Transfer of Responsibility request if its Interconnection
Agreement does not contain the terms and conditions and rate elements
for all services that will be transferred.
22.Collocation Transfer of Responsibility with working
circuits is available if only administrative changes are required and the
transfer does not involve translations work that needs to be processed in
conjunction with the transfer. If translations work is needed, CLEC'
transfer plans shall allow for the completion of the Collocation Transfer of
Responsibility prior to initiating any translation activity.
22.2.4 A request for Collocation Transfer of Responsibility
is irrevocable upon one hundred percent (1000/0) payment by assuming
CLEC of the nonrecurring Collocation transfer charges reflected on the
quote.
22.The Collocation site to be transferred is identified by
vacating CLEC's eleven (11) character CLLlTM code. The Collocation site
will be transferred "as is" and in its entirety. This includes, but is not
limited to, Collocation entrance facilities from the Collocation - Point of
Interface (C-POI) manhole, cables, Splitters,' and working circuits, if
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applicable. If the Collocation site has a Common Area Splitter Collocation
associated with it, the Common Area Splitter Collocation will be
transferred as part of the Collocation Transfer of Responsibility.
22.The transfer of equipment between vacating CLEC
and assuming CLEC will be the responsibility of vacating CLEC and
assuming CLEC. Qwest is not responsible for the physical condition of
vacating CLEC's equipment, with the exception of equipment associated
with a Virtual Collocation ' as set forth in CLECs' Interconnection
Agreements. The negotiation of. the transfer terms and conditions
between vacating CLEC' and assuming CLEC is the responsibility of
those two parties. Qwest will not participate in these negotiations. Qwest
will only manage the database and records transfer.
22.Assuming CLEC will provide the information Qwest
will need to update the following items: Customer Name, Access Carrier
Name Abbreviation (ACNA), Master Customer Number (MCN), CLEC
address, phone number, billing and contact . information, and contract
number. The Collocation eleven (11) character CLEC CLLlTM code will
remain the same.
22.Submission of new connect, change, and disconnect
orders will be restricted from quote Acceptance until the transfer of the
working circuits is complete. If new connect, change, and disconnect
orders need to be submitted between quote Acceptance and the
completion of the transfer, they will be handled on an 1GB and may affect
the Ready for Service (RFS) date. Submission of Collocation augment
orders will not be allowed from the time that the Collocation Transfer of
Responsibility Application has been accepted by Qwest until assuming
CLEC has accepted the quote for the Collocation Transfer of
Responsibility.
22.All work in progress related to the Collocation site
and associated working circuits, if applicable, must either be completed or
cancelled by vacating CLEC prior to the quote Acceptance.
22.10 If vacating CLEC does not lease another Physical
Collocation site at the specified Central Office at the time of the
Collocation Transfer of Responsibility request, then vacating CLEC must
relinquish security access to the building.
22.11 Vacating CLEC's financial obligations to Qwest with
respect to the Collocation site to be transferred must be met, with the
exception of formally disputed charges, prior to submitting a Collocation
Transfer of Responsibility Application. Vacating CLEC'financial
obligations include payment of one hundred percent (1000/0) of all
. nonrecurring charges and all applicable recurring charges for the specific
Collocation account that are more than thirty (30) calendar Days past
due. Vacating CLEC may meet its financial obligations by having them
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expressly assumed , in writing, by assuming CLEC and assuming CLEC
pays such obligations at the time it accepts the quote for Collocation
Transfer of Responsibility.
22.12 Assuming CLEC'financial obligations to Qwest
must be in good standing prior to submitting a Collocation Transfer of
Responsibility Application , with the exception of formally disputed
charges.
22.13 Vacating CLEC and assuming CLEC must provide a
signed Transfer Authorization Agreement. Required information on the
Qwest Transfer Authorization Agreement: Qwest Central Office Name
applicable CLLlTM codes, Collocation BAN numbers, and charges (from
Exhibit A) for the transfer of the Collocation site.
22.14 Prior to submitting a Collocation Transfer of
Responsibility Application without working circuits, vacating CLEC must
ensure that no active circuits exist at the Collocation site to
transferred.
22.15 Prior to transferring a Collocation site' with working
circuits, vacating CLEC must notify, in writing, all of its current End User
Customers that utilize the Collocation site s equipment or facilities of the
transfer o~ service to assuming CLEC, unless vacating CLEC has a
waiver from the FCC or other applicable regulatory authority. Vacating
CLEC must provide an email notification to Qwest with the Collocation
Transfer of Responsibility Application representing that all of its End User
Customers have been properly notified or provide a copy of any
applicable waiver.
22.16 If the Collocation site being transferred has a direct
CLEC-to-CLEC connection arrangement, a letter of authorization (LOA)
must be submitted with the Collocation Transfer' of Responsibility
Application , signed by both CLECs in the direct CLEC-to-CLEC
arrangement authorizing the transfer of the direct CLEC-to-CLEC
connection service to assuming CLEC. A separate LOA is required for
each' direct CLEC-to-CLEC relationship associated with the transferring
Collocation site. Each LOA shall identify the CLECs, CLL! codes, and
BANs for their respective Collocations.
22.17 Vacating CLEC and/or assuming CLEC will be
responsible for submitting Local Service Requests (LSRs) for Unbundled
Loops, enhanced extended Loops (EELs), and line splitting. Assuming
CLEC may submit LSRs once it has accepted the quote for the
Collocation Transfer of Responsibility and has received the preliminary
APOT information from Qwest. Orders to transfer Local Interconnection
Service (LIS) trunks and ancillary services (e., SS7, 911, operator
services) with no translation activity, as well as private line and Access
Services circuits, will be processed based on the information provided in
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the Collocation Transfer of Responsibility Application spreadsheet.
Assuming CLEC is responsible for Directory Assistance (DA), operator
services (OS), Directory Listings, Busy Line Verify/Busy Line Interrupt
(BLV/BLI), and 911 changes, if applicable. Any SS7 changes will need to
be made after the transfer is complete.
22.18 After the Collocation Transfer of Responsibility is
complete, vacating CLEC, assuming CLEC, and Qwest are all required to
sign the Qwest Services Transfer Agreement.
22.19 Billing. Vacating CLEC will not incur charges for the
transfer of the Collocation site. Vacating CLEC is obligated to pay all
recurring charges associated with the Collocation until Qwest completes
the Collocation Transfer of Responsibility request. Assuming CLEC'
quote will reflect the following nonrecurring charges associated with the
transfer of the Collocation site: Assessment Fee, payable regardless of
whether the quote is accepted or not
, .
~ Network Systems Administration
Fee, and charges for processing the transfer of working circuits, if.
applicable. Upon completion of the Collocation Transfer of Responsibility,.
Qwest will begin Billing assuming CLEC for all recurring charges based
on assuming CLEC'Interconnection Agreement and cease Billing
vacating CLEC.
22.Abandoned Equipment. If Qwest finds, in the course of business
evidence to substantiate that any equipment or property of CLEC has been
abandoned or left unclaimed in or at any Premises, Qwest shall notify CLEC in
writing of the existence of such equipment or property and CLEC shall have thirty
(30) calendar Days from the date, of such notice to remove such equipment or
property from the Premises. If, prior to the termination of the thirty (30) calendar
Day period, CLEC disputes that the equipment or property has been abandoned
or left unclaimed at the Premises, CLEC shall provide written notice to Qwest ofsuch dispute ("Resolution Request") and commence Dispute Resolution
proceedings pursuant to the terms of the Agreement. If no Resolution Request
has been delivered to Qwest within thirty (30) calendar Days of the notice, all
equipment or property of CLEC not removed from the Premises shall
conclusively be deemed and construed to have been transferred, deeded, and
assigned by CLEC to Qwest and may be appropriated, sold, stored, destroyed
and/or otherwise disposed of by Qwest without further notice to CLEC and
without obligation to acqount therefor, and CLEC shall reimburse Qwest for all
reasonable expenses incurred in connection with the storage or other disposition
of such equipment or property. If CLEC delivers a Resolution Request but fails
to commence Dispute Resolution proceedings pursuant to the terms of the
Agreement or to otherwise resolve the dispute with Qwest, within thirty (30)
calendar Days of the delivery of such Resolution Request, then thirty (30)
calendar Days after the date of the Resolution Request, all equipment or property
of CLEC not removed from the Qwest Premises shall conclusively be deemed
and construed to have been transferred, deeded , and assigned by CLEC to
Qwest and may be appropriated, sold, stored, destroyed and/or otherwise
disposed of by Qwest without further notice to CLEC and without obligation to
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account therefor, and CLEC shall reimburse Qwest for all reasonable expenses
incurred in connection with the storage or other disposition of such equipment or
property. CLEC hereby releases and agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold
harmless Qwest from and against any and all costs,. expenses, claims,
judgments, damages, liability or obligation arising out of or in connection with
Qwest's exercise of any or all of its, rights under this Section. Notwithstanding the
provisions of this Section, where CLEC has submitted a Decommissioning
Application, the provisions of Section 8.22.1 of this Amendment, shall govern
the equipment or property of CLEC and not this Section unless CLEC fails to
remove its equipment or property in accordance with the terms of Section
22.1' of this Amendment'.
23 . Qwest shall design and engineer the most efficient route and cable
racking for the connection between CLEC's equipment in i~s collocated spaces to the
collocated equipment of another CLEC located in the same Qwest Premises; or to
CLEC's own non-contiguous Collocation space. The most efficient route generally will
be over existing cable racking, to the extent Technically Feasible, but to determine the
most efficient route and cable racking, Qwest shall consider all information provided by
CLEC in the Collocation Application form, including but not limited to, distance limitations
of the facilities CLEC intends to use for the connection. CLEC shall have access to the
designated route and construct such connection, using copper, coax, optical fiber
facilities, or any other Technically Feasible method utilizing a vendor of CLEC's own
choosing. CLEC may place its own fiber, coax, copper cable, or any other Technically
Feasible connecting facilities outside of the actual physical . Collocation space, subject
only to reasonable NEBS Level 1 safety limitations using the route specified by Qwest.
CLEC may perform such Interconnections at the ICDF, if desired. CLEC may
interconnect its network as described herein to any other collocating Carrier, to any
collocated Affiliate of CLEC , to any End User Customer premises, and may
interconnect CLEC's own collocated space and/or equipment (e.g., CLEC's Physical
Collocation and CLEC's Virtual Collocation on the same Premises). CLEC-to-CLEC
Connections shall be ordered either as part of a Collocation Application under Section
8.4 , or separately from Collocation Application in accordance with Section 8.
CLEC-to-CLEC Cross Connections at an ICDF are available, as follows:
23.CLEC-to-CLEC Cross Connections at the ICDF.
23.1 CLEC-to-CLEC Cross Connection (COCC-X)
defined as CLEC'capability to order a Cross Connection from its
Collocation in a Qwest Premises to its non-adjacent Collocation space or
to another CLEC's Collocation within the same Qwest Premises at the
ICDF.
23.Qwest will provide the capability to combine these
separate Collocations through an Interconnection Distribution Frame
(ICDF). This is accomplished by the use of CLEC's Connecting Facility
Assignment (CFA) terminations residing at an IDCF. Also, ICDF Cross
Connections must terminate on the same ICDF at the same service rate
level.
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23.If CLEC has its own dedicated ICDF CLEC is
responsible for ordering tie cables to the common ICDF frame/bay where
the other CLEC resides. These tie cables would be ordered through theexisting Collocation Application form.
23.1.4 CLEC is responsible for the end-to-end service
design that uses ICDF Cross Connection to ensure that the resulting
service meets its End User Customer s needs. This is accomplished by
CLEC using the Design Layout Record (DLR) for the service connection.
23.If two (2) CLECs are involved, one (1) CLEC acts as
the "ordering" CLEC. The ordering CLEC identifies both connection
CFAs on the ASR. CLEC requests service order activity by using the
standard ASR forms. These forms are agreed upon nationally at the OBF
(Ordering and Billing Forum). Refer to the DMP (Document Management
Platform)/Carrier/Carrier Centers/"A"/"ASOG" for copies of all forms
including definitions of the fields. CLEC is responsible for obtaining these
forms. Qwest must not reproduce copies for its Customers, as this is a
copyright violation.The" standard industry forms for CLEC-to-CLEC
Cross Connections (COCC-X) are: Access Service Request (ASR),
. Special Access (SPE) and Additional Circuit Information (ACI).24 Qwest will provide CLEC the same connection to the network as Qwest
uses for provision of services to Qwest End User Customers. The direct connection to
Qwest's network is provided to CLEC through a direct connection to Qwest's existing
Cross Connection network. CLEC and Qwest will share the same distributing frames for
similar types' and speeds of equipment, where Technically Feasible and space
permitting.25 CLEC terminations will be placed on the appropriate Qwest Cross
Connection frames using standard engineering principles. CLEC terminations will share
frame space with Qwest terminations on Qwest frames without a requirement for an
intermediate device.26 If CLEC disagrees with the selection of the Qwest Cross Connection
frame CLEC may request a tour of the Qwest Premises to determine if Cross
Connection frame alternatives exist, and may request a connection to an alternative
frame or an alternative arrangement, such as direct connections from CLEC'
Collocation space to the MDF or COSMICTM frame.27 Conversions of the various Collocation arrangements (e., Virtual to
Physical) will be considered on an Individual Case Basis. However, conversions from
Virtual Collocation to Cageless Physical Collocation , where the conversion only involves
an administrative and Billing change, and the virtually collocated equipment is located in
a space where Cageless Physical Collocation is available, shall be completed in thirty
(30) calendar Days.. CLEC must pay all associated conversion charges. 28 Qwest shall permit CLEC to construct or subcontract the construction and
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Such GLEe construction of Physical Collocation arrangements are for within CLEC'
physical space including the cage, if appropriate , frames, and cable racking. Also,
CLEC may install the tie cables, blocks, and terminations on the ICDF or CLEC-to-CLEC
connections, outside CLEC's physical space and according to Qwest's design. Qwest
approval of CLEC contractors involves security access arrangements and shall not be
unreasonably withheld. CLEC is not required to use Qwest or Qwest contracted
personnel for the engineering and installation of CLEC's collocated equipment. Approval
by Qwest of CLEC's employees, vendors or subcontractors shall be based on the same
criteria that Qwest uses in approving contractors for its own purposes.29 Qwest will provide CLEC with written notification at least five (5) business
days before any scheduled non-emergency AC or DC power work in the collocated
facility that may cause a power disruption to CLEC equipment located in the Qwest
facility. This does not include notification of routine power testing or power installation
work not expected to cause a power disruption. Qwest will use diligent efforts to notify
CLEC by the Abnormal Condition Report (ACR) of: (a) general power outages as soon
as Qwest becomes aware that an outage is to take place or has occurred and (b) any
emergency power disruption that would impact CLEC equipment no later than thirty (30)
minutes after such activity commences. Finally, Qwest shall immediately notify CLEC by
ACR if an alarm condition exists with respect to the monitoring of power that poses a
material risk to the continued operation of CLEC equipment.30 Optional DC Power Measurement. CLEC will order DC power to meet its
needs with a twenty (20) amperes (amp) per feed minimum. If CLEC orders more than
sixty (60) amps, Qwest typically terminates such feed on a power board. If CLEC orders
sixty (60) amps or less, the power feed typically terminates at a battery distribution fuse
board (BDFB). No power measurements are performed at a BDFB. Therefore, for sixty
(60) amps or less, the power usage rate is based on CLEC ordered amps. For power
feeds of greater than sixty (60) amps terminated at the power board, Qwest will measure
usage on a semi-annual basis if CLEC orders Optional DC Power Measurement. Qwest
will also take a reading within thirty (30) calendar Days of a written request by CLEC.
Qwest will perform a maximum of four (4) readings per year for a particular Collocationsite. Until the routine semi-annual reading or until such time that Qwest makes a
reading based on a written request, Qwest will bill CLEC based on the amount of power
ordered. Based on the reading, Qwest will adjust the new monthly usage rate to CLEC'
actual usage rate on a going forward basis.31 Joint Testing. Joint Testing allows CLEC to request Qwest to participate
in Joint Testing of CLEC terminations at the Interconnection Distribution Frame (ICDF).
CLEC may request Joint Testing on the Collocation Application form or by sending a
separate Joint Testing Application form. Collocation and Joint Testing Application forms
are available in the PCAT. CLEC must specify on its application the terminations to be
tested and the type of tests to be performed with Qwest. CLEC must provide contact
information on the application for Qwest to arrange the Joint Testing date and time.
Qwest will acknowledge acceptance of the application within ten (10) calendar Days of
receipt. Joint Testing will be complete within ninety (90) calendar Days of the RFS if
Joint Testing is requested on the Collocation Application form or ninety (90) calendar
Days from acceptance of the Joint Testing Application form.
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31.Qwest will only test between CLEC Collocation and the
ICDF once CLEC equipment is in place. Joint Testing is only available for
the terminations identified on the Collocation Application or Joint Testing
Application. If CLEC wants additional terminations tested that are not
identified on its initial application, CLEC will need to complete a new Joint
Testing Application.
31.Each Party will provide appropriate test equipment for its
technicians. Qwest will assist CLEC in conducting continuity tests on
terminations at the ICDF. Qwest will not operate CLEC test equipment.
errors are found during the Joint Testing, Qwest will only repair Qwest
network faults. CLEC is responsible for replacement or repair of CLEC-provided facilities.
31 ~If during the scheduled Joint Testing, the Qwest-caused
error rate is more than two percent (20/0) on the terminations identified for
testing, Qwest will not charge for this Joint Testing. If there are less than
two percent (20/0) errors found or if the errors found are facility errors on
CLEC provided facilities, Qwest will charge for the Joint Testing. One (1)
pair is counted as two (2) terminations and errors are counted on a one
(1) termination basis. If CLEC requests that the charges be waived
because Qwest errors are found during Joint Testing, Qwest may access
CLEC's Collocation space to identify if the facility cabling sequence is
correct, per applicable standarqs. CLEC may review Qwest facility
cabling at the ICDF to verify the cable sequence , per applicablestandards. 32 DC Power Reduction. DC Power Reduction With Reservation allows
CLEC to reserve a fuse or breaker position on the power board or battery distribution
fuse board (BDFB) when reducing a secondary power feed to zero. CLEC will pay a
monthly power maintenance charge to retain the existing power cabling and fuse
position for future power augment requests or until such time as CLEC notifies Qwest it
wishes to discontinue the option. DC Power Reduction Without Reservation allows
CLEC to reduce the ordered amps on a primary or secondary feed to a minimum of
twenty (20) amps.
32.Applications for DC Power Reduction may be submitted only for
Collocation sites that have been completed and accepted by CLEC, otherwise
CLEC should follow standard change or augment procedures including the
applicable rates for changes or augments. On the Collocation Application , CLEC
should indicate that it is a request for DC Power Reduction and identify the
specific power feeds to be reduced. CLEC should submit the applicable QPF or
Engineering and Design fee with its Collocation Application requesting DC Power
Reduction. Qwest will notify CLEC of any deficiencies in the Collocation
Application, within ten (10) calendar Days of receipt. A quote for the DC Power
Reduction will be provided to CLEC within twenty-five (25) calendar Days. The
quoted nonrecurring charges will be honored for thirty (30) calendar Days from
the quote. CLEC payment of all quoted nonrecurring charges constitutes
acceptance and Qwest will then perform the work. If CLEC accepts the quote
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within seven (7) calendar Days, Qwest shall complete the DC Power Reduction
within ninety (90) calendar Days of receipt of the Collocation Application. If
CLEC accepts the quote after seven (7) calendar Days, Qwest shall complete the
DC Power Reduction within ninety (90) calendar Days of receipt of CLEC'
acceptance. If CLEC's request allows for such accommodation, Qwest will make
reasonable efforts to complete CLEC's request for DC ' Power Reduction in a
shorter timeframe.
32.CLEC assumes all responsibility for outages or impacts to CLEC
services and equipment due to the reduction in DC power. Restoration of the DC
power is contingent upon the desired power and fuse availability.
32.Before submitting a Collocation Application requesting DC Power
Reduction, CLEC's financial obligations for the Collocation site must be current
with the exception of formally disputed charges. Billing to CLEC will be revised
to reflect the reduced DC power upon receipt of payment of the quoted charges
effective back to the date of acceptance by Qwest of the Collocation Application.
32.If a shortage of fuse positions is imminent, Qwest will notify CLEC
of the need to exercise its option to reuse the power feed and fuse, or relinquish
the fuse position for use by another CLEC or Qwest. Upon receipt of such
notification, CLEC must request restoration of the secondary power feed to at
. least twenty (20) amps or return the fuse position to Qwest within thirty (30)
calendar Days.33 Collocation Available Inventory. Collocation Available Inventory provides
CLEC with information about the availability of (a) returned Collocation sites and
elements under Qwest's control ("Qwest Postings ) and (b) CLEC controlled sites that
may be posted are available for a Transfer of Responsibility ("CLEC Postings
).
Qwest
and CLECs may post available Collocation sites on Qwest's wholesale web site at:
http://www.qwest.com/whoiesale/pcatlcolloclassifieds.htmi. CLEC must either have an
approved Interconnection Agreement or is currently negotiating with Qwest to have an
interim Interconnection Agreement with the specific type of Collocation to be obtained.
the Interconnection Agreement is pending approval CLEC must execute an early
ordering letter. Qwest reserves the right to remove Qwest Postings to satisfy CLEC
Collocation Applications or Qwest space requirements. Qwest shall not use the Qwest
Postings as a basis to claim exhaust in any Qwest Premises.
33.CLEC obtaining a Collocation site from Qwest Postings must not
have any overdue financial obligations owed to Qwest for Collocation, with the
exception of formally disputed charges. CLEC will be required to pay a minimum
of six (6) months of space construction and floor space lease recurring charges if
CLEC terminates its lease prior to six (6) months occupancy.
33.Qwest Postings. Collocation sites available in Qwest Postings
may be partially or fully completed before being returned to Qwest inventory.
Both Caged Physical Collocation and Cage less Physical Collocation sites will be
offered in the Qwest Postings and will be available under the terms and
conditions set forth in the Interconnection Agreement of the CLEC acquiring the
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Collocation space. CLEC may request to add to or complete the Collocation site
to its specifications. CLEC may also request that Qwest reduce the cable
terminations and CLEC will be charged for the removal of such cable
termin~tions.
33.All services that were previously connected to the Collocation
(e., UNEs , GLEC to CLEC, administrative lines, Finished Services, and Line
Splitting) will be disconnected before the site is listed in the Qwest Postings.
Power, grounding, and Entrance Facilities will also be disconnected before the
site is listed. Qwest shall inventory all reusable and reimbursable elements and
include them in the Collocation site information.
33.Qwest may also elect to offer Collocation sites returned through
bankruptcy or abandonment consistent with Applicable Law (Le., "Special Sites
These Collocation sites will not be decommissioned and will be posted as
unverified sites with equipment which may include electronic equipment, racks
cages, DC power, grounding and terminations. It is expressly understood and
agreed that Qwest is selling equipment that is used or surplus equipment on an
as is, where is" basis with all faults, latent and patent, and the equipment is
conveyed without any Qwest warranties or representations of any kind, express
or implied. CLEC is responsible for all software and software license agreements
for any equipment conveyed as part of a Special Site. CLEC is responsible for
handling, scrapping, destruction or other disposition of any equipment conveyed
as part of a Special Site and shall conform and comply with: (a) All applicable
federal, state, county and municipal laws, statutes, regulations, and codes
regulating hazardous wastes, materials or substances, including, but not limited
to the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) (15 U.C. 2601 et seq.); the
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) (42 U.C. 6901 et seq.
Hazardous Materials Transportation Act (HMTA) (49 U.C. 1801 et seq.
Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) (29 U.C. 651 et seq.
Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act
(CERCLA)(42 U.C. 9601 et seq.); and any.. successor acts thereto or the
regulations promulgated thereunder and any applicable International laws and
regulations; (b) Environmental rules and regulations governing environmental
impacts associated with the production and or recovery of precious metals, scrap
metals and material processing and or residual material disposition whether
hazardous or non-hazardous as defined by governing laws and or applicable
laws and are the sole responsibility of CLEC; and (c) All hazardous waste
hazardous material, hazardous substances or solid waste manifests relating to
the shipping, receiving, disposal or final disposition of the equipment shall not
reference, list or otherwise indicate on the manifest that Qwest is the generator
arranger, transporter, owner or otherwise the party that owns, controls, manages
handles, stores, generates or otherwise uses the equipment. On any required
hazardous waste, hazardous material, hazardous substances or solid waste
manifest relating to the shipping, receiving, disposal or final disposition of the
equipment, CLEC shall be listed as the generator, arranger and owner of the
materials.
33.GLEC will submit a Collocation Application indicating a specific
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Collocation site from the Collocation Available Inventory. Qwest will follow the
standard Collocation provisioning intervals for the type of Collocation as included
in CLEC's Interconnection Agreement. During preparation of the quote, Qwest
will validate at! reusable elements and send an inventory verification letter. After
receipt of the validated inventory, CLEC may cancel the Collocation Application
or submit a change to the pending Collocati9n Application. Any cancellation due
to differences between the Qwest Posting and actual inventory will not result in a
QPF or Engineering and Design Fee being charged.
33.Charges for Collocation sites listed in the Qwest Postings will be
on a site specific basis, according to assuming CLEC'Interconnection
Agreement and its requested work in the Collocation Application. Assuming,
CLEC will receive a fifty percent (500/0) discount on nonrecurring reusable
elements, if any, as defined in Section 8.22.
CLEC Collocation of Splitters
34.If CLEC elects to have Splitters installed in Qwest Wire Centers
via the standard Collocation arrangements, CLEC will either purchase the
Splitters or have Qwest purchase the Splitters subject to full reimbursement of
the cost of the Splitters plus any pass through of actual vendor invoice costs
including but not limited to taxes, shipping and handling. The Splitters must meet
the requirements for Central Office equipment Collocation set by the FCC. CLEC
will be responsible for installing and maintaining the Splitters in its Collocation
areas within Qwest Wire Centers.
34.Reclassification allows CLEC that has ' existing spare
terminations to reclassify those terminations for UNE or other services as
necessary. Reclassification is required when the terminations for the requested
services are inventoried in a database different from the database of the existing
spare terminations. A spare termination is a CLEC termination that is not in use
al')d has no pending orders against it.
34.CLEC may designate some or all of its existing tie cables for use
in connection with UNEs or other services. Qwest will perform any necessary tie
cable reclassifications, frame re-stenciling, and related work for which it is
responsible and that is required to provision Line Splitting and Loop Splitting.
Charges will apply pursuant to Exhibit A.
34.4 Two (2) ITPs and two (2) tie cables will be needed to connect
Splitters to the Qwest network. One (1) ITP will carry both voice and data traffic
from the COSMICTM/MDF Loop termination, to an appropriate ICDF. From this
frame , one (1) tie cable will carry both voice and data traffic to the Splitter located
in CLEC's Collocation area. The voice and data traffic will be separated at the
Splitter. The data traffic will be routed to CLEC's network within its Collocation
area. The voice traffic will be routed to the COSMICTM/MDF Switch termination
via the ICDF, using a second tie cable and a second ITP.
34.Interconnection Tie Pairs and Tie Cables. There are two (2) types
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of ITP arrangements for connecting the Qwest network to the CLEC provided
Splitter, depending on whether CLEC elects to use an ICDF or directconnections.
34.CLEC may elect to U$e an ICDF. In this instance, one (1)
ITP carries the combined voice/data signal from the COSMICTM/M~F
Loop termination to the ICDF and a second ITP carries the voice only
. signal from the ICDF to the COSMICTM/MDF Switch termination. For
each Shared Loop, two (2) pairs of the tie cable must be used: one (1)
pair of the tie cable will carry the voice/data from the ICDF to the CLEC
provided Splitter, and the second pair will carry the voice-only signal from
the CLEC provided Splitter to the ICDF.
34.CLEC may elect to use direct connections between
the GLEe-provided Splitter and the COSMICTM/MDF. In this instance,
Qwest will provide one (1) tie cable between each . module of the
COSMICTM/MDF and the GLEe-provided Splitter. One (1) pair in the tie
cable will carry the combined voice/data signal from the COSMICTM/MDF
Loop termination to the CLEC-provided Splitter in CLEC's Collocation
space. A second pair in the tie cable will carry the voice-only signal from
the CLEC-provided Splitter to the Switch termination on the
COSMICTM/MDF. These tie cables will be dedicated to CLEC's use, and,
as a result, the full cost of the necessary Mechanized Engineering and
Layout for Distributing Frame (MELD TM) run, cable placement, and cable
termination, and associated COSMICTM/MDF hardware to terminate a tiecable on each outside plant and Switch equipment module of the
COSMICTM/MDF will be assessed to CLEC in accordance with the terms
and conditions of this Amendment. To minimize CLEC's cost, to the
extent feasible, Qwest shall consolidate CLEC's requirements with the
requirements of Qwest and other CLECs into a single MELDTM run
whenever feasible. Costs of such consolidated MELD TM runs shall be
prorated among the parties, including Qwest. Qwest will provide, for each
, Shared Loop, the tie cable pair assignments.
34.The Demarcation Points between Qwest's network and CLEC'
network will be the place where the combined voice and data Loop is connected
to the ICDF, or where CLEC chooses a direct connection to the COSMICTM/MDF
where the combined voice and data Loop originates from GLEC's Collocation.
Terms and Conditions - Virtual Collocation
Qwest is responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing virtually
collocated equipment for the purpose of Interconnection or to access UNEs , ancillary
and Finished Services. When providing Virtual Collocation, Qwest shall install, maintain
and repair collocated equipment within the same time periods and with failure rates that
are no greater than those that apply to the performance of similar functions for
comparable equipment of Qwest.
CLEC will not have physical access to the virtually collocated equipment
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in the Qwest Premises. However, CLEC will have physical access to the Demarcation
Point in the Qwest Premises.
CLEC will be responsible for obtaining and providing to Qwest
administrative codes (e.common language codes) for all equipment provided by
CLEC and installed in Qwest Premises.2.4 CLEC shall ensure that upon receipt of CLEC'virtually collocated
equipment by Qwest, all warranties and access to ongoing technical support are passed
through to Qwest at CLEC's expense. CLEC shall advise the manufacturer and seller of
the virtually collocated equipment that CLEC's equipment will be possessed , installed
and maintained by Qwest.
5 CLEC'virtually collocated equipment must comply with Telcordia
Network Equipment Building System (NEBS) Level 1 safety standards and any statutory
(local, state or federal) and/or regulatory requirements in effect at the time of equipment
installation or that subsequently become effective. CLEC shall provide Qwest interface
specifications (e., electrical, functional, physical 'and software) of CLEC'virtually
collocated equipment. Such safety and engineering standards shall apply to CLEC
equipment only to the degree that they apply to Qwest equipment located in Qwest'
Premises.
CLEC must specify all software options and associated plug-ins for its
virtually collocated equipment.
CLEC will be responsible for payment of Qwest'initial direct training
charges associated with training Qwest employees for the maintenance, operation and
installation of CLEC's virtually collocated equipment when such equipment is different
than the standard equipment used by Qwest in that Premises. This includes per diem
charges (Le.expenses based upon effective Qwest labor agreements), travel and
lodging incurred by Qwest employees attending a vendor-provided training course.
CLEC will be responsible for payment of reasonable charges incurred in
the maintenance and/or repair of CLEC's virtually collocated equipment in accordance
with this Amendment, unless otherwise agreed by the Parties. Notwithstanding the
foregoing, CLEC shall not be responsible for any costs or charges incurred in the
maintenance and/or repair of CLEC's virtually collocated equipment where such costs or
charges result from Qwest's fault or negligence.
Terms and Conditions -Caged and Cageless Physical Collocation
Qwest shall provide Caged and Cageless Physical Collocation to CLEC
for access to UNEs and ancillary services and Interconnection, except that Qwest may
provide Virtual Collocation if Qwest demonstrates to the Commission that Physical
Collocation is not practical for technical reasons or because of space limitations, as
provided in Section 251 (c)(6) of the Act.
Physical Collocation is offered in Premises on a space-available, first
come, first-served basis.
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Intentionally Left Blank.3.4 Qwest will design the floor space in the most efficient manner possible
within each Premises that will constitute CLEC'leased space. CLEC will, in
accordance with the other terms and conditions of this Section, have access to its leased
space.
When Qwestconstructs the collocated space, Qwest will ensure that the
necessary construction work (e.g., racking, ducting and caging for Caged Physical
Collocation) is performed pursuant to Qwest Technical Publication 77350, including all
construction of CLEC's leased physical space and the riser from the vault to the leased
physical space.
R2.CLEC owns or leases and is responsible for the installation , maintenance
and repair of its equipment located within the physically collocated space leased fromQwest.
Qwest shall permit CLEC to commence installation of its equipment prior
to completion of Qwest's work on the remaining Collocation infrastructure, at
additional charge to CLEC. Such "early access" date will be negotiated by Qwest and
CLEC on a site specific basis. In order to obtain early access, CLEC must pay eighty
percent (800/0) of the remaining fifty percent (500/0) of the quoted nonrecurring charges
before early access is granted, leaving a holdback of ten percent (10010) of the originally
quoted nonrecurring charges. All appropriate (i.e. space and cable racking) recurring
charges will begin on a negotiated date. The enclosure for Caged Physical Collocation
must be complete before early access is granted. Such early access by CLEC shall not
interfere with the work remaining to be performed by Qwest.
Upon completion of the construction of the Collocation project, Qwest will
work cooperatively with CLEC in matters of joint testing and maintenance.
) 8.9 If, during installation , Qwest determines CLEC activities or equipment do
not comply with the NEBS Level 1 safety standards listed in this Section or are
violation of any Applicable Laws or regulations all equally applied to Qwest, Qwest has
the right to stop all installation work until the situation is remedied. Qwest shall provide
written notice of the non-compliance to CLEC and such notice will include: (1)
identification of the specific equipment and/or installation not in compliance; (2) the
NEBS 1 safety requirement that is not met by the equipment and/or installation; (3) the
basis for concluding that CLEC's equipment and/or installation does not meet the safety
requirement; and (4) list of all equipment that Qwest locates at the Premises in
question, together with an affidavit attesting that all of that equipment meets or exceeds
the safety standard that Qwest contends CLEC's equipment fails to meet. If such
conditions pose an immediate threat to the safety of Qwest employees, interfere with the
performance of Qwest's service obligations, or pose an immediate threat to the physical
integrity of the conduit system, cable facilities or other equipment in the Premises, Qwest
may perform such work and/or take action as is necessary to correct the condition at
CLEC's expense. In the event that CLEC disputes any action Qwest seeks to take or
has taken pursuant to this provision , CLEC may pursue immediate resolution by the
Commission or a court of competent jurisdiction.
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10 All equipment placed will be subject to random safety audits conducted by
Qwest. These audits will determine whether the equipment meets the NEBS Level
safety standards required by the Agreement. CLEC will be notified of the results of this
audit. If, at any time, pursuant to a random audit or otherwise, Qwest determines that
the equipment or the installation does not meet the NEBS standards described in
Section 8.8, CLEC will be responsible for the costs associated with the removal,
modification to, or installation of the equipment to bring it into compliance. Qwest shall
provide written notice of the non-compliance to CLEC, and such notice will include: (1)
identification of the specific equipment and/or installation not in compliance; (2) the
NEBS 1 safety requirement that is not met by the equipment and/or installation; (3) the
basis for concluding that CLEC's equipment and/or installation does not meet the safety
requirement; and (4) list of all equipment that Qwest locates at the Premises in
question, together with an affidavit attesting that all of that equipment meets or exceeds
the safety standard that Qwes! contends CLEC's equipment fails to meet. If CLEC fails
to correct any non-compliance within fifteen (15) calendar Days of written notice of non-
compliance, or if such non-compliance cannot be corrected within fifteen (15) calendar
Days of written notice of non-compliance, and if CLEC fails to take all appropriate steps
to correct any non-compliance as soon as reasonably possible,. Qwest may pursue
immediate resolution by the Commission or a court of competent jurisdiction. If there is
an immediate threat to the safety of Qwest employees, or an immediate threat to the
physical integrity of the conduit system , cable facilities , or other equipment in the
Premises, Qwest may perform such work and/or take such action as is necessary to
correct the condition at CLEC's expense.11 Qwest shall provide basic telephone service with a connection jack at the
request of CLEC for Caged or Cageless Physical Collocation space. Upon CLEC'
request, this service shall be available per standard Qwest business service Provisioning
processes and rates.12 For Caged Physical Collocation , CLEC'leased floor space will be
separated from other CLECs and Qwest space through a cage enclosure. Qwest will
construct the cage enclosure or CLEC may choose from Qwest approved contractors or
may use another vendor ofCLEC's own choosing, subject to Qwest's approval which
may not be unreasonably withheld, to construct the cage enclosure. All CLEC
equipment placed will meet NEBS Level 1 safety standards, and will comply with any
local, state, or federal regulatory requirements in effect at the time of equipment
installation or that subsequently become effective.13 For Cageless Physical Collocation in a Wire Center, the minimum square
footage is nine (9) square feet per bay (however, if smaller bays are or become
available, Qwest will reduce the minimum square footage accordingly). Requests for
multiple bay space will be provided in adjacent bays where possible. When contiguous
space is not available, bays may be commingled with other CLECs' equipment bays.
CLEC may request, through the Qwest Space Reclamation Policy, a price quote to
rearrange Qwest equipment to provide CLEC with adjacent space.
Transmission Facility Acce$s to Collocation Space
2.4.For Virtual or Physical Collocationt CLEC may select from four (4)
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optional methods for facility access to its Collocation space. They include: 1) fiber
Entrance Facilities, 2) purchasing private line or Access Services , 3) Unbundled Network
Elements, and 4) microwave Entrance Facilities. Other Entrance Facility technologies
may be requested through the BFR process.
2 Collocation . Fiber Entrance Facilities. Qwest offers three (3) Fiber
Collocation Entrance Facility options - Standard Fiber Entrance Facility, Cross Connect
Fiber Entrance Facility, and Express Fiber Entrance Facilities. These options apply to
Caged and Cageless Physical Collocation and Virtual Collocation. Fiber Entrance
Facilities provide the connectivity between CLEC's collocated equipment within the
Qwest Wire Center and a Collocation Point of Interconnection (C-POI) outside the Qwest
Wire Center where CLEC shall terminate its fiber-optic facility, except the Express Fiber
Entrance Facilities.
CLEC is responsible for providing its own fiber facilities to the C-POI
outside Qwest's Wire Center. Qwest will extend the fiber cable from the C-POI to a
Fiber Distribution Panel (FDP). Additional fiber, conduit and associated riser structure
will then be provided by Qwest from the FDP to continue the run to CLEC's leased
Collocation space (Caged or Cageless Physical Collocation) or CLEC's equipment
(Virtual Collocation). The Qwest-provided facility from the C-POI to the leased
Collocation space (Physical Collocation) or CLEC equipment (Virtual Collocation) shall
be considered the Collocation Fiber Entrance Facility. The preceding provisions do not
apply to an Express Fiber Entrance Facility which provides that CLEC fiber will be pulled
to CLEC Collocation equipment without splices or termination on an FDP.
Standard Fiber Entrance Facility -- The standard fiber
Entrance Facility provides fiber connectivity between CLEC'fiber
facilities delivered to the C-POI and CLEC'Collocation space
increments of twelve (12) fibers. CLEC's fiber cable is spliced into a
Qwest-provided shared fiber entrance cable that consists of six (6) buffer
tubes containing twelve (12) fibers each for a seventy-two (72) fiber
cable. The seventy-two (72) fiber cable shall be terminated on a Fiber
Distribution Panel (FDP). A twelve (12) fiber Interconnection cable is
placed between CLEC'Collocation space and the FDP. The FOP
provides Qwest with test access and a connection point between the
transport fiber and CLEC's Interconnection cable.
2.4.Cross Connect Fiber Entrance Facility - The cross connect
fiber Entrance Facility provides fiber connectivity between CLEC's fiber
facilities delivered to a C-POI and multiple locations within the Qwest
Wire Center.CLEC's fiber cable is spliced into a Qwest-provided shared
fiber entrance cable in twelve (12) fiber increments. The Qwest fiber
cable consists of six (6) buffer tubes containing twelve (12) fibers each for
a seventy-two (72) fiber cable. The seventy-two (72) fiber cable
terminates in a fiber distribution panel. This fiber distribution panel
provides test access and flexibility for Cross Connection to a second fiber
distribution panel. Fiber Interconnection cables in four (4) and twelve (12)
fiber options connect the second fiber distribution panel and equipment
locations in the Qwest Wire Center. This option has the ability to serve
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multiple locations or pieces of equipment within the Qwest Wire Center.
This option provides maximum flexibility in distributing fibers within the
Wire Center and readily, supports Virtual and Cage less Physical
Collocation and multiple CLEC locations in the office. This option also
supports transitions from one (1) form of Collocation to another.
Express Fiber Entrance Facility - Qwest will place CLEC-
provided fiber cable from the C-POI directly to CLEC's Collocation space.
The fiber cable placed in the Wire Center must meet NEBS Level 1 fire
rating requirements. If CLEC provided cable does not meet NEBS Level
1 fire rating requirements then a transition splice will occur in the cable
vault to insure that the cable within the Qwest Wire Center meets
requirements. This option will not be available if there is only one (1)
conduit with two (2) unused innerducts (one (1) for emergency restoral
and one for a shared entrance cable).
Qwest will designate the location of the C-POI for Virtual, Caged Physical
or Cageless Physical Collocation arrangements.
2.4.The Collocation Entrance Facility is assumed to be fiber optic cable and
meets industry standards (GR. 20 Core). Metallic sheath cable is not considered a
standard Collocation Entrance Facility. Requests for non-standard entrances will be
considered through the BFR process described in the Bona Fide Request Process
Section of the Agreement. All costs and Provisioning intervals for non-standard
entrances will be developed on an Individual Case Basis.
2.4.Qwest shall provide an Interconnection point or points, physically
accessible by both Qwest and CLEC, at which the fiber optic cable carrying CLEC'
circuits can enter Qwest'Wire Center, provided that Qwest shall designate
Interconnection points as close as reasonably possible to its Premises. Qwest shall
offer at least two (2) such Interconnection points at each Qwest Wire Center when at
least two (2) entry points pre-exist and duct space is available. Qwest will not initiate
construction of a second , separate Collocation Entrance Facility solely for Collocation.
Qwest requires the construction of a new Collocation Entrance Facility for its own use,
then the needs of CLEC will also be taken into consideration.
2.4.As an alternative to the Fiber Entrance Facilities described above, CLEC
may purchase Qwest Tariffed or cataloged Private Line or Switched Access Services.
2.4.As an alternative to the Fiber Entrance Facilities described above, CLEC
may purchase unbundled dedicated interoffice transport.
2.4.Microwave Entrance Facilities. Qwest offers Microwave Entrance
Facilities, on Premises owned or controlled by Qwest, to access CLEC transmission
equipment collocated on or inside the Qwest Premises. The rooftop, duct, conduit, and
riser cable space for Microwave Entrance Facilities is available on a first-come, first-
served basis , where Technically Feasible. CLEC may place its microwave antenna on a
Qwest owned or controlled existing tower, building, or supporting structure, where space
is available, or CLEC may construct such tower or supporting structure, if necessary and
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if there is sufficient space and the building structure is not jeopardized. Such microwave
equipment will be limited to that which is necessary for Interconnection to Qwest'
network or access to Qwest's Unbundled Network Elements.
2.4.Qwest will jointly coOrdinate and plan with CLEC for the placement
and location of the microwave equipment on a non-penetrating roof mount, or an
existing tower or supporting structure on the exterior of a Qwest Premises. The
method of placing CLEC microwave equipment shall be mutually agreed upon.
Tower space or building roof space that allows for unobstructed line-of-sight will
be provided by Qwest where Technically Feasible. A ,weather proof cable entry
hatch or an existing wave-guide hatch or other suitable entrance into the building
is required. If space is available, CLEC may use an existing cable entry hatch or
a new cable entry hatch will need to be constructed. The cable entry hatch
charges are on a per port used basis.
2.4.CLEC can perform the determination of line-of-sight feasibility or
CLEC can request Qwest perform the line-of-sight feasibility. CLEC will submit a
Microwave Entrance Facility Application for each antenna arrangement and each
Qwest Premises requested. A site visit win include appropriate Qwest and CLEC
personnel for the purpose of determining whether an unobstructed line-of-sight is
Technically Feasible and structural analysis of the building. The site visit will
take place within fifteen (15) calendar Days, or as soon thereafter as can be
scheduled by the Parties, of receipt by Qwest of CLEC's Microwave Entrance
Facility Application. If CLEC performs the structural analysis and line-of-sight
feasibility,. it shall submit a response regarding its analysis to Qwest and Qwest
will only bill for an escort fee per site requested. If either Party disputes the
technical feasibility, space availability, or other conditions proposed by Qwest
the Parties will promptly petition the Commission for resolution of the dispute.
2.4.If Qwest performs the feasibility analysis, a response will
provided to CLEC within thirty (30) calendar Days of the site visit with the
structural analysis and line-of-sight feasibility. If the site visit determines that
unobstructed line-of-sight ar;1d placement of the microwave equipment are not
Technically Feasible, CLEC' will be billed only for the site visit.. If the site visit
determines that the placement of microwave equipment is Technically Feasible
Qwest will provide a quote for the Microwave Entrance Facility with the quote for
the submitted Collocation Application. If CLEC does not submit .a Collocation
Application for the Premises within thirty (30) Days following the completion of
the line-of-sight and structural feasibility analysis or CLEC subsequently cancels
the Collocation Application , CLEC will be billed for the site visit.
2.4.9.4 CLEC must obtain all necessary variances , licenses, approvals
and authorizations from governmental agencies with jurisdiction, such as use
permits, building permits FCC licenses and FAA approval if required, to
construct, operate and maintain CLEC'' facilities. If Qwest's assistance
required in order for CLEC to obtain necessary licenses or permits, Qwest will
not unreasonably withhold such assistance. CLEC will pay all expenses
associated with that assistance on a time and materials basis.
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, 8.CLEC is responsible for the engineering, purchasing, supplying,
installing, maintaining, repairing and servicing of its microwave specific
equipment. CLEC shall provide the cable from the radio frequency (RF)
equipment to the building cable entry hatch. However, CLEC is not permitted to
penetrate the building exterior wall or roof. Qwest will do all building penetration
and Qwest will install the coaxial cable or wave-guide/transmission facility from
the cable entry hatch to CLEC's Collocation space within the interval, as set forth
in Section 8.4, for the type of Collocation requested by CLEC. CLEC facilities
shall not physically, electronically, or inductively interfere with the existing Qwest
or other CLECs' equipment. Each transmitter individually and all transmitters
collectively, for Qwest Qwest Affiliates and CLECs, at a given location shall
comply with appropriate federal , state , and local regulations governing the safe
levels of RF radiation.
Upon expiration or termination of the Collocation arrangem~nt or
the Microwave Entrance Facility, CLEC shall return the antenna space to its
original condition. CLEC shall repair any damages caused by removal , of its
microwave equipment, or by the use, operation or placement of its microwave
equipment on the Premises. If CLEC performs the foregoing, Qwest shall
impose no charges on CLEC for such work. In the event CLEC fails to remove
its microwave equipment, CLEC shall be liable to Qwest for all reasonable costs
of removal , restoration of the property, storage, and transportation to CLEC of
such microwave equipment incurred by Qwest.
Terms and Conditions - ICDF Collocation
Interconnection Distribution Frame (ICDF) Collocation is available if
CLEC has not obtained Caged or Cage less Physical Collocation, but requires access to
Qwest's Wire Center for combining Unbundled Network Elements, Finished Services,
including local Interconnection trunks, and ancillary services. ICDF Collocation provides
CLEC with access to the Interconnection Distribution Frame, where Qwest will terminate
the Unbundled Network Elements, Finished Services and ancillary services ordered by
CLEC. CLEC may combine such services by running a jumper on the ICDF, in
accordance with Section 8.3. CLEC access to the ICDF will be on the same terms
and conditions described for other types of Collocation in this Section. There are
multiple frames that could be used for ICDF Collocation including, but not limited to, the
following: a) existing Interconnection Distribution Frame (lCDF); b) existing DSX panels
for DS1 and DS3 services; c) new Interconnection Distribution Frame; d) existing toll
frame; e) fiber distribution panel; and , f) existing intermediate frame. Qwest-provided
combinations in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Agreement are not
provided by Qwest in CLEC's ICDF Collocation space.
All Qwest terminations on the Interconnection Distribution Frame will be
given a frame address. Qwest will establish and maintain frame address records for
Qwest terminations. Qwest will maintain assignment records for each Unbundled
Network Element, Finished Service, and ancillary service ordered by CLEC that is
terminated on the Interconnection Distribution Frame. Qwest will provide CLEC with the
frame assignments for each Unbundled Network Element, Finished Service, and
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ancillary service terminated on the ICDF.
CLEC will be required to place the jumper connection between frame
addresses to connect Unbundled Loops , ancillary and Finished Services. CLEC will be
required to maintain the records for CLEC-provided jumpers.
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Terms and Conditions - Adjacent Collocation and Adjacent Remote ColiocCition
CLEC may request Adjacent Collocation and Adjacent Remote
Collocation in an existing Qwest controlled environmental vault, controlled environmental
hut, or similar structures on or under Qwest owned, leased or otherwise controlled
property contiguous to a Qwest Premises, to the extent Technically Feasible. Adjacent
Collocation in an existing structure shall be ordered as Physical Collocation. Adjacent
Remote Collocation in an existing structure shall be ordered as Remote Collocation.
Alternatively, if no such structure described above exists, GLEC
may choose to construct or procure a structure to place on or under Qwest
owned , leased or otherwise controlled property contiguous to a Qwest Premises.
Such adjacent structure shall be in accordance with Qwest's design and space
planning for the site.GLEC may propose the design for the adjacent structure,
subject to Qwest's approval. Qwest will review the building and property plans
for the new structure within thirty (30) calendar Days.
CLEC shall own such structure, subject to a reasonable ground
space lease. If CLEC terminates its Adjacent Collocation space, Qwest shall
have the right of first refusal to such structure under terms to be mutually agreed
upon by the Parties. In the event Qwest declines to take the structure or terms
cannot be agreed upon , CLEC may transfer such structure to another CLEC for
use for Interconnection and or access to UNEs. Transfer to another CLEC shall
be subject to Qwest's approval, which approval shall not be unreasonably
withheld. If no transfer of ownership occurs, CLEC is responsible for removal of
the structure and returning the property to its original condition.
Qwest shall provide written authorization for use of Qwest's property to
CLEC or CLEC's contractor, to the extent that Qwest owns or controls such property, to
. assist CLEC in obtaining any building permits or other approvals that may be necessary
to construct the facility. CLEC is responsible for construction of the structure or
procurement of an existing structure. CLEC is responsible for meeting all State and
municipal building and zoning requirements. As participants in utility easements and
public/private rights of way arrangements, CLEC and Qwest are each responsible for
insuring their respective facilities information (housing locations, cable paths, etc.) is
communicated to OneCali/Blue Stakes-type entities , as appropriate.
facilities.
Qwest will provide power and all other Physical Collocation services and
6.4 Upon request, Qwest will evaluate all parking or other spaces outside the
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Qwest Premises on Qwest property that can be reasonably made available to CLEC for
Adjacent Collocation. Qwest will retain a reasonable amount of parking space for Qwest
technicians or other vehicles, including CLEC's. Space below a hoisting area will not be
relinquished for Collocation space.
If Physical Collocation space becomes available in a previously
exhausted Qwest structure, Qwest shall not require CLEC to move, or prohibit CLEC
from moving its Collocation arrangement into the Qwest structure. Instead, Qwest shall
continue to allow CLEC to collocate in any adjacent controlled environmental vault
controlled environmental hut, or similar structure.
Terms and Conditions Remote Collocation
Remote Collocation allows CLEC to collocate in a Qwest Remote
Premises that is located remotely from a Qwest Wire Center building property. Such
Remote Premises include controlled environmental vaults, controlled environmental
huts, cabinets, pedestals and other Remote Terminals.
The terms and conditions for Physical Collocation or Virtual Collocation
shall apply to Remote Collocation as appropriate to the specific Remote Premises
structure and subject to technical feasibility (e., Section 8.11 and Section 8.
would not apply), or if appropriate, Adjacent Collocation as set forth above. Space will
be offered in increments appropriate to the Remote Premises structure (Le., shelf, relay
rack, etc.
Terms and Conditions - Facility Connected (FC) Collocation
Facility Connected (FC) Collocation provides access via an Entrance
Facility if CLEC does not need to collocate equipment in the Wire Center but requires
access for Interconnection or access to UNEs, ancillary services and Finished Services.
CLEC will submit its order using the FC Collocation Application. FC Collocation is
provided on a termination block or termination panel within the designated Wire Center.
Qwest will engineer, provision, maintain and repair all services to the FC Collocation.
CLEC does not have physical access to the FC Collocation.
Qwest will perform the installation of services to the block or panel
termination point indicated by CLEC on its orders LSRs or ASRs, based on the
connecting facility assignments (CFAs) from CLEC'alternative point of termination
(APOT) form.
FC Collocation is available with the following configurations:
Copper Entrance Facility for termination and Cross Connection to
appropriate Digital Service Level 0 (DSO) and Digital Service Level 1 (DS1) UNE
services. If utilized for DS 1 UNEs, CLEC must transmit a Trunk Level 1 (T1)
templated signal over the copper facility. DS1 copper Entrance Facilities will be
wired to a OS 1 office repeater to remove line voltage before terminating on the
DSX panel. Qwest will install and charge for this line voltage isolation
equipment.
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Fiber Entrance Facility termination and Cross Connection.
Other levels of service such as Digital Service Level 3 (DS3) or
DS1 utilizing fiber are available via the Bona Fide Request (BFR).8.4 Protection for lightning or voltage is required for copper Entrance
Facilities and will require protection units (Le., line voltage isolation equipment) on
standard connector blocks on the distribution frame. Qwest will engineer and install thisprotection. All copper cables must come through a cable vault and have
grounded/bonded sheaths.
CLEC is responsible for providing an Entrance Facility to the Qwest
designated Collocation Point of Interface (C-POI).
All Qwest terminations on the termination frame or panel will be given a
frame address. Qwest will maintain frame or panel ' address records fbr Qwest
terminations. CLEC will maintain its CFA records.
Terms and Conditions Common Area Splitter Collocation
If CLEC elects to have Splitters installed in Qwest Wire Centers via
Common Area Splitter Collocation, the Splitters will be installed in those Wire Centers in
one (1) of the following locations: (a) in a relay rack as close to CLEC's DSO termination
points as possible; (b) on an ICDF to the extent such a frame is available; or (c) where
options (a) and (b) are not available, or, in Wire Centers with network access line counts
of less than 10 000, on the COSMICTM/MDF or in some other appropriate location such
as an existing Qwest relay rack or bay. In Wire Centers with access line counts greater
than 10 000, when all common area Splitter bays and racks are fully utilized, space
permitting, Qwest will allow CLEC to place Splitters on the COSMICTM/MDF. CLEC
either may purchase Splitters or have Qwest purchase the Splitters subject to full
reimbursement of the cost of the Splitters plus any pass through actual vendor invoice
costs , including but not limited to taxes, shipping and handling. The Splitters must meet
the requirements for Central Office equipment Collocation set by the FCC. Qwest will be
responsible for installing and maintaining' the Splitters , but CLEC will lease the Splitters
to Qwest at no cost. Qwest may commingle the Splitter shelves of different CLECs in a
single relay rack or bay. Qwest will not be responsible for shortages of Splitters or
Qwest's inability to obtain Splitters from vendors, if acting as purchasing agent on behalf
of CLEC.
Two (2) ITPs and four (4) tie cables will be needed to connect the
Splitters to the Qwest network. One (1) ITP will carry both voice and data traffic from the
COSMICTM/MDF Loop termination, to an appropriate ICDF. From this frame, one (1) tie
cable will carry both voice and data traffic to the Splitter. The voice and data traffic will
be separated at the Splitter, and the separated voice and data traffic will be routed to the
ICDF via separate tie cables (Le., the second and third tie cables). At the ICDF, the data
traffic will be routed to CLEC's Collocation area via a fourth tie cable, and the voice
traffic will be routed to the COSMICTM/MDF Switch termination , via a second ITP. CLEC
can also elect a direct connect option pursuant to Section 8.11.
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Qwest will provide the cabling used for tie cables between the Splitter and
, the ICDF. The Splitter Tie Cable Connection Charge will apply.
9.4 The Demarcation Point between Qwest's network and CLEC's network
will be at the place. where the data Loop leaves the Splitter on its way to CLEC'
collocated equipment, or at the ICDF, where the data port is cabled, to existing CLECCollocation tie cable.
New Splitter shelves may be ordered at the same time as a new
Collocation on a single Collocation Application form and a single order processing
charge will apply. New Splitter shelves may be ordered with an existing Collocation by
submitting a new Collocation Application and the applicable fee. Standard intervals as
contained in Exhibit 8 will apply.
Splitter Deployment
New applications for installation of Splitters will be processed in
the manner outlined in the Collocation Section for Cageless Collocation.
CLEC may submit applications for additional DSO tie cable
terminations and/or reclassification to support UNE or other services. Qwest will
process any such applications for augmentation and/or reclassification of DSO
tie cable terminations under intervals as outlined below in this Section.
Augmentation intervals will be thirty (30) Days, subject to thefollowing terms and conditions identified below:
The interval for reclassification will be fifteen (15) Days,
\ subject to the following terms and conditions. If the requested
reclassification engineering results in additional requirements for DSO tie
cable terminations or tie cable support, the interval will default to thirty
(30) Days.
In the event CLEC, or Qwest acting as purchasing agent
for CLEC, is unable to procure any equipment needed to complete all
work required by applications submitted to Qwest by CLEC, including but
not limited to, Splitters or cabling, Qwest will install the subject equipment
when it becomes available. If Qwest is acting as purchasing agent for
CLEC and is unable to procure equipment to complete all work in a timely
manner, CLEC may provide Qwest with the subject equipment. CLEC
will be notified by Qwest of the required material on-site date for the
affected Wire Center(s) and CLEC wili have two (2) business days to
determine if it will be able to provide the subject equipment in advance of
the material on-site date. If CLEC does not notify Qwest in writing of its
intent to provide the subject equipment within this two (2) business day
period , or if the subject equipment is not provided in a timely manner
Qwest will install the subject equipment when available.
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Rate Elements
Rate elements for Collocation are included in Exhibit A.
Rate Elements- All Collocation
Qwest will recover' Collocation costs through both recurring and
nonrecurring charges. The charges are determined by the scope of work t~ be
performed based on the information provided' py CLEC on the Collocation Application. A
quote is then developed by Qwest for the work to be performed.
The following elements as specified in Exhibit A of this Amendment are
used to develop a price quotation in support of Collocation:
Quote Preparation Fee. A non-refundable charge for the work required to
verify space and develop a price quote for the total costs to CLEC for its Collocation
req uest. 1.4 Collocation Entrance Facility Charge. Provides for the fiber optic cable (in
increments of 12 fibers) from the C-POI utilizing Qwest owned , conventional single mode
type of fiber optic cable to the collocated equipment (for Virtual Collocation) or to the
leased space (for Caged or Cageless Physical Collocation). The Collocation Entrance
Facility includes manhole, conduitlinnerduct, placement of conduitlinnerduct, fiber cable,
fiber placement, splice case, a splice frame, fiber distribution panel, and relay rack.
Charges apply per fiber pair. Express Fiber Entrance Facility does not include fiber
cable, splice case, a splice frame or fiber distribution panel. Microwave Entrance Facility
charges are addressed in 8.17.
Cable Splicing Charge. Represents the labor and equipment to perform a
subsequent splice to CLEC provided fiber optic cable after the initial installation splice.
Includes per-setup and per-fiber-spliced rate elements.6 -48 Volt DC Power Usage Charge. Provides -48 volt DC power to CLEC
collocated equipment and is fused at one hundred twenty-five percent (1250/0) of the
request. The -48 volt DC Power Usage Charge applies to the quantity of -48 volt
capacity specified-by CLEC in its order on a per ampere (amp) basis. There is a one (1)
amp minimum charge for -48 volt DC power usage.
Optional -48 Volt DC Power Usage Charge is available for ordersof greater than sixty (60) amps. If CLEC orders Optional DC Power
Measurement, Qwest will initially apply the -48 Volt DC Power Usage Charge
from Exhibit A to the quantity of power ordered by CLEC. Qwest will determine
the actual usage at the power board as described in Section 8.30. Qwest will
adjust the monthly usage rate based upon the actual usage on a going forward
basis. There is a one (1) amp minimum charge for -48 volt DC power usage.
' AC Power Feed. Recovers the cost of providing for the engineering and
installation of wire, conduit and support, breakers and miscellaneous electrical
equipment necessary to provide the AC power, with generator backup, to CLEC'
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space. The AC Power feed is optional. The AC Power Feed is available with single or
triple phase options. The AC Power Feed is rated on a per foot and per ampere basis.
Inspector Labor Charge. Provides for Qwest qualified personnel; acting
as an inspector, when CLEC requires access to the C-POI after the initial installation. A
call-out of an inspector after business hours is subject to a minimum charge of three (3)
hours. The minimum call-out charge shall apply when no other employee is present in
the location, and an 'off-shift' Qwest employee (or contract employee) is required to
on-shift' on behalf of CLEC.
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10 Interconnection Tie Pairs (ITP) are described in the UNE Section of the
Agreement, and apply for each Unbundled Network Element, ancillary service
Interconnection service delivered to CLEC. The ITP provides the connection between
the Unbundled Network Element, ancillary service or Interconnection service and the
Demarcation Point.
11 Collocation Terminations. Terminations are purchased by CLEC for the
purpose of accessing Unbundled Network Elements. These terminations may be
requested in Shared Access and Direct Connection Configurations.
11.Shared Access
11.In a Shared Access configuration , there are multiple
frames that could be designated as an ICDF or an appropriate
D~marcation Point including, but not limited to, the following:
Existing Interconnection Distributing Frame (ICDF)
Existing DSX Panels for DS 1 and DS3 services
New Interconnection Distributing Frame
Existing Toll Frame
Fiber Distribution Panel
Existing Intermediate Frame
11.The ICDF is the test access point. It would not be
uncommon to find multiple service providers, including Qwest, on the
ICDF at any one time. This element includes Qwest'provided'
termination blocks , installation labor between CLEC collocated equipment
and the appropriate cross-connect device.' Cabling is also required and
may be provided by CLEC or at its request, Qwest will provide cabling atan additional charge. When Qwest provides the cabling, Collocation
Block Termination rates will apply as contained in Exhibit A of this
Amendment. When CLEC provides the cabling, Collocation Termination
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rates, on a per termination basis, will apply as contained in Exhibit A of
this Amendment. When CLEC provides and installs the tie cables, blocks
and terminations on the ICDF, no Collocation Termination rates will apply.
11.Direct Connection
11.Direct Connection provides an uninterrupted path
from the Collocation space to an existing frame. This option will
guarantee that there will not be an IGDF. The connection will be
designed from the Collocation space to the same frame that Qwest uses
to connect to that specific service. For example, if CLEC wants to
connect directly from its Collocation space to a 911 router, the
infrastructure for the 911 trunks will terminate in a DS1 bay location with
the 911-router circuits. There are several options for the location of the
Demarcation Point. CLEC will select its desired option via the Direct
Connection Collocation Application. If CLEC chooses a demarcation
inside the Collocation space, CLEC should order and install the
termination equipment itself. Demarcation equipment must be noted on
the order form so that a CLLI code and unique tie cable assignments can
be generated for systems flow through. If CLEC chooses a demarcation
outside its Collocation space, Qwest will maintain and inventory this
device. Direct terminations may be ordered where frame space is
available. If frame space is exhausted the terminations may need to be
made at another frame. Upon completion of the pre-provisioning of the
Direct Connection , CLEC will receive an Alternate Point of Termination
(APOT) form so that it may order Finished Services and UNEs. CLEC will
be responsible for augmenting terminations as required. The Direct
Connection APOT information must be provided on the ASR or LSR to
insure that the services are designed to the dedicated path.
11.2 CLEC's termination point will require a CLL! code
(e., Frame Number) and the dedicated tie pairs will require a unique
name to enable automatic assignment through TIRKSTM and SWITCHTM
via Carrier Facilities Address (CFA) methods.
11.If CLEC wishes to arrange terminations on a 2-wire
POTS level cross-connect device of the modular type , Le. COSMICTM
Hardware, standard-engineering principles will apply. Provisioning
intervals and costs will be customized and determined on an Individual
Case Basis (ICB). A five (5) year forecast including terminations per
quantities will be required. MELDTM runs will be required for the initial
COSMICTM plan and each subsequent block addition. To minimize
CLEC's cost, to the extent feasible Qwest shall consolidate CLEC'
requirements with the requirements of Qwest and other CLECs into a
single MELDTM run whenever feasible. Costs of such consolidated
MELDTM runs shall ' be prorated among the parties, including Qwest.
Minimum installation requires at least one (1) block for every two (2)
outside plant modules. A one-half (Y2) shelf of block capacity must be
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reserved for future block space.
11.2.4 Requests for terminations at a DSO, DS1 , DS3 and
optical level (non-POTS) may also be made directly to the respective
frame or panel (Le., toll frame, DSX, FDP, etc.). Direct Connections to
these frames do not require MELDTM runs and short jumper engineering
principals, as with the COSMICTM frame. However these connections will
require coordination between Qwest and CLEC to ensure that the cable is
terminated in an existing frame with the service that CLEC is wishing to
connect with. . Direct Connection is ordered via the supplemental
Collocation order form , Direct Connection (DC-POT). Timing, pricing and
feasibility will be determined on the basis of a specific, in-depth building
analysis. Direct Connections are available where available frame space
permits. If frame space is exhausted , terminations may need to be made
at another frame. Space availability will be determined during the
feasibility request phase of the order. Rates for Direct Connection
Terminations will be on an ICB basis using rates defined in ExhibitA.
11.Terminations must be purchased in the following increments: DSO
in blocks of 100; DS 1 in increments of one (1); and DS3 in increments of one (1)
coaxial cable or fiber pair.12 Security Charge. This charge applies to the keys/card and card readers
required for CLEC access to the Qwest Premises for the purpose of Collocation. There
. are two monthly recurring rate elements associated with Security Access. The first rate
element is per access card, per CLEC employee, per month. The second rate element
is the number of card accessible premises, per CLEC employee, per month, as included
in Exhibit A to this Amendment.
13 Composite Clock/Central Office Synchronization. Recovers the cost of
providing composite clock and/or DS 1 synchronization signals traceable to a stratum
one source. CLEC must determine the synchronization requirements for CLEC'
equipment and notify Qwest of these requirements when ordering the clock signals.
Central Office Synchronization is required for Virtual Collocation involving digital
services or connections. Synchronization may be required for analog services. Central
Office Synchronization is available where Qwest Central Offices are equipped with
Building Integrated Timing Supply (BITS). The rate is applied on a per Port basis
accordance with Exhibit A.
14 -48 Volt DC Power Cable Charge. Provides for the transmission of -
volt DC power to the collocated equipment and is fused at one hundred twenty-five
percent (125010) of request. It includes engineering, furnishing and installing the main
distribution bay power breaker, associated power cable, cable rack and local power bay
to the closest power distribution bay. It also includes the power cable (feeders) A and 8
from the local power distribution bay to the leased physical space (for Caged or
Cage less Physical Collocation) or to the collocated equipment (for Virtual Collocation).
It is charged per foot, per A and B feeder.
Space Availability Report Charge - Recovers the cost of preparing a
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Space Availability Report in accordance with Section 8.
16 CLEC-to-CLEC Connection Charge. Recovers the cost of order
processing, design and engineering. Additional charges will be assessed for Virtual
Collocation connections and cable holes, if applicable. There will be recurring chargesfor cable racking. 17 Microwave Entrance Facility - The charges for Microwave Entrance
Facility include the recurring and nonrecurring charges associated with preliminary
rooftop engineering and survey analysis, Premises structural analysis and line of sight
feasibility, if performed by Qwest; space rental for the rooftop and existing antenna
support structure, cable racking, cable, building penetration for cable entry, and other
work as required.18 Joint Testing Charges: The charges for Joint Testing are nonrecurring. It
is a minimum of one (1) hour per Joint Testing request at the Virtual Collocation
maintenance rate, specified in Exhibit A, and a per half-hour charge at the same rate for
any time exceeding the one (1) hour. Qwest will not charge for the Joint Testing based
on the Joint Testing Qwest-caused error rate as described in Section 8.31.19 DC Power Reduction and Restoration Rates: CLEC will be charged the
applicable nonrecurring Quote Preparation Fee (QPF) or Engineering and Design Fee
perform the engineering and planning work to process the DC Power Reduction or DC
Power Restoration request per Collocation space. Nonrecurring charges associated
with the work required to reduce the fuse or breaker size, rewiring the power lead at the
power source or relocation of the power feed will be on an 1GB basis. When power is
restored , nonrecurring charges will be assessed on an 1GB basis for the work required to
restore the power utilizing standard power rate elements for power usage, labor and
cabling charges. A recurring Power Maintenance Charge is associated with the option
to hold the power infrastructure for a secondary feed for potential future use by CLEC.
The recurring charge will terminate on the date a restoration job completes for the power
feed or CLEC returns the fuse position to Qwest.20 Collocation Available Inventory Charges. For standard Qwest Postings of
Collocation Available Inventory, CLEC will be charged the standard Collocation rates,
, including the applicable QPF or Engineering and Planning Fee. CLEC will also be
charged for removal of terminations. For Special Sites, assuming CLEC will be charged
a Special Site Assessment Fee instead of the standard QPF, unless CLEC requests an
augment to the existing site in its initial Collocation Application, then the standard
approved QPF will be charged as defined in Exhibit A. CLEC ordering a Special Site, in
addition to the standard Collocation rates, will also be charged a nonrecurring Network
Systems Administration Fee for the systems and record updates required to transfer the
Collocation Site to assuming CLEC and , if a site survey is requested by CLEC, a Site
Survey Fee. Any CLEC equipment left in the site will be transferred to assuming CLEC
at no charge. Recurring charges for all products and services will be charged at rates
listed in assuming CLEC Interconnection Agreement without a discount.
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Rate Elements - Virtual Collocation
The following rate elements , as specified in Exhibit A, apply uniquely to Virtual Collocation.
Maintenance Labor. Provides for the labor necessary for repair of out of
service and/or service-affecting conditions and preventative maintenance of CLEC
virtually collocated equipment. CLEC is responsible for ordering maintenance spares.
Qwest will perform maintenance and/or repair work upon receipt of the replacement
maintenance spare and/or equipment from CLEC. A call-out of a maintenance
technician after business hours is subject to a minimum charge of three (3) hours.
Training Labor. Provides for the training of Qwest personnel on a
metropolitan service area basis provided by the vendor of CLEC's virtually collocated
equipment when that equipment is different from Qwest-provided equipment. Qwest will
require three (3) Qwest employees to be trained per metropolitan service area in which
CLEC'virtually collocated equipment is located. If, by an act of Qwest, trained
employees are relocated , retired, or are no longer available, Qwest will not require CLEC
to provide training for additional Qwest employees for the same virtually collocated
equipment in the same metropolitan area. Where more than one (1) CLEC in the same
metropolitan area selects the same virtually collocated, equipment, the training costs
shall be prorated to each according to the number of CLECs so selecting.
Equipment Bay. Provides mounting space for CLEC virtually collocated
equipment. Each bay includes the seven (7) foot bay, its installation, and all necessary
environmental supports. Mounting space on the bay, including space for the fuse panel
and air gaps necessary for heat dissipation , is limited to 78 inches. The monthly rate is
applied per shelf. CLEC may request use of alternate bay heights of 9 foot and 11 foot 6
inches, which will be considered on an Individual Case Basis. No Equipment Bay
Charge is assessed if CLEC provides its own equipment bay.2.4 Engineering Labor. Provides the planning and engineering of CLEC
virtually collocated equipment at the time of installation, change or removal.
Installation Labor. Provides for the installation change or removal of
CLEC virtually collocated equipment.
Floor Space Lease. Required for Virtual Collocation only in the instance
where CLEC provides its own equipment bay. This rate element provides the monthly
lease for the space occupied by CLEC-provided equipment bay, including property taxes
and base operating cost without -48 volt DC power. Includes convenience 110 AC, 15
amp electrical outlets provided in accordance with local codes and may not be used to
power transmission equipment or -48 volt DC power generating equipment. Also
includes maintenance for the leased space; provides for the preventative maintenance
(climate controls, filters, fire and life systems and alarms, mechanical systems, standard
HVAC); biweekly housekeeping services (sweeping, spot cleaning, trash removal) of
Qwest Premises areas surrounding CLEC-provided equipment bay and general repair
and maintenance. The Floor Space Lease includes required aisle space on each side of
GLEe-provided equipment bay.
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Rate Elements - Physical Collocation
Space Construction and Site Preparation. Includes the material and labor
to construct and prepare the space, including all support structure, cable racking and
lighting required to set up the space,. It also includes air conditioning (to support CLEC
loads specified), lighting (not to exceed 2 watts per square foot), and convenience
outlets (3 per Caged or Cage less Collocation or number required by building code) and
the cost associated with space engineering. If a new line-up is established for Cageless
Collocation , an AC power outlet will be provided at every other bay in the line-up.
Cageless bays placed in existing line-ups will use the existing outlets. For Caged
Collocation , it includes a nine (9) foot high cage enclosure. CLEC may choose from
Qwest approved contractors or may use another vendor of CLEC's own choosing,
. subject to Qwest's approval, which may not be unreasonably withheld, to construct the
space, including the cage in the case of Caged Collocation, in accordance with NEBS
Level 1 safety requirements. Pricing for the Space Construction and Site Preparation is
described in Exhibit A. In the case of Shared Collocation, Qwest may not increase the
cost of site preparation or nonrecurring charges above the TELRIC cost for Provisioning
such a cage of similar dimensions and material to a single collocating party, and Qwest
must prorate the charge for site conditioning and preparation by determining the total
charge for site preparation and allocating that charge to CLEC based on the percentage
of the total space used by CLEC. Qwest must in all cases of Shared space Collocation
allocate space preparation , conditioning, security measures and other Collocation
charges on a pro-rated basis to ensure that the charges paid by CLEC as a percentage
of the total overall space preparation and conditioning expenses do not exceed the
percentage of the total Collocation space used by CLEC.
Floor Space Lease. Provides the monthly lease for the leased physical
space, property taxes and base operating cost without -48 volt DC power. Includes
convenience 110 AC 15 amp electrical outlets provided in accordance with local codes
and may not be used to power transmission equipment or -48 volt DC power generating
equipment. Also includes maintenance for the leased space; provides for the
preventative maintenance (climate controls, filters, fire and life systems
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and alarms
mechanical systems, standard HV AC); a pro-rata share of biweekly housekeeping
services (sweeping, spot cleaning, trash removal) of Qwest Premises common areas
surrounding the leased physical space and general repair and maintenance. The Floor
Space Lease includes required aisle space on each side of the cage enclosure, as
applicable.
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ground to CLEC equipment. Recurring and nonrecurring charges are assessed per foot
to CLEC's equipment.
Rate Elements - ICDF Collocation
3.4.The charges for ICDF Collocation are the nonrecurring and recurring
charges associated with the, Unbundled Network Elements or ancillary services ordered
by CLEC, the cost of extending the Unbundled Network Elements or ancillary services to
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the Demarcation Point, which are recovered through the ITP charges described in the
UNE Section, and the Security charge, described in this Section.
Rate Elements - Adjacent Collocation
The charges for Adjacent Collocation will be developed on an Individual
Case Basis, except where the Commission finds that standard pricing elements can be
reasonably identified and their costs determined; depending on the specific needs of
CLEC and the unique nature of the available adjacent space (e., existing structure or
new structure to be constructed).
Rate Elements - Remote Collocation and Adjacent Remote Collocation
The charges for Remote Collocation will be developed on an Individual
Case Basis except where the Commission finds that standard pricing elements can be
reasonably identified and their costs determined.
Rate Elements - CLEC-to-CLEC Connections
16.
The charges for CLEC-to-CLEC Connections are addressed in Section
Rate Elements - Facility Connected (FC) Collocation
-8.Rate elements for Facility Connected (FC) Collocation include: QPF or
Planning and' Engineering; copper entrance facility; fiber entrance facility; termination
block with gas protectors; termination panel; and DS1 - voltage isolation. Charges
associated with these rate elements are specified in Exhibit A of this Amendment.
These rate elements and their associated charges are used to develop a price quotation
for FC Collocation based on CLEC's FC Collocation Application and the type of Entrance
Facility requested.
Rate Elements - Splitter Collocation
Tie Cable Reclassification Charge - A nonrecurring charge will apply,
based on time and materials for reclassification of existing tie cable capacity, by among
other things , reclassification of existing tie cables, frame re-stenciling, and any other
work performed between CLEC's Collocation and the Interconnection Distribution Frame
(ICDF) required to provision UNEs and other services.
Trouble Isolation Charge - A nonrecurring charge for trouble isolation will
be applied in accordance with the Trouble Isolation Section of the Agreement.
Additional Testing - CLEC may request Qwest to perform additional
testing, and Qwest may decide to perform the requested testing on a case-by-case
basis. A nonrecurring charge will apply in accordance with Exhibit A.9.4 Splitter Shelf Charge - This charge recovers installation and ongoing
maintenance associated with Splitter installation, bay installation, lighting costs, aerial
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support structures and grounding charge for Splitters either in a bay, on the ICDF, or on
the MDF/COSMICTM These are both recurring and nonrecurring charges.
Splitter Charge - A nonrecurring charge will apply for the cost of each
Splitter purchased by Qwest on behalf of CLEC. This charge will cover the cost of the
Splitter, plus any associated costs incurred by Qwest to order the Splitter.
Engineering - nonrecurring charge will apply for the planning and
engineering associated with placing Splitters in the Central Office , either ina bay, on the
ICDF, or on the MDF/COSMICTM
Splitter Tie Cable Connections Charge - A nonrecurring charge will apply
for the cost of each tie cable connected to the Splitters in three (3) different
configurations: common area; Collocation space; and Main Distribution Frame. This
. charge will cover both the tie cables and associated blocks per one hundred (100) pair
between the Splitter and the ICDF or Splitter bay.
9~8 The rates for each of the aforementioned split services rate elements areset forth in Exhibit A to this Amendment.
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Ordering - All Collocation
8.4.CLEC must complete the requirements in the Implementation Schedule
Section of the Agreement before submitting a Collocation Application Form to Qwest.
8.4.Nothing in this Amendment shall be construed to preclude
GLEC from submitting an order for Collocation prior to CLEC's execution
of this Amendment. If, however, the Collocation interval is completed
before this Amendment or another interconnection agreement becomes
effective, the rates, terms, and conditions of this Amendment shall apply
to such Collocation.
8.4.Any material changes , modifications or additional engineering (Material
Changes) requested by CLEC, subsequent to its original Collocation order, as to the
type and quantity of equipment or other aspects of the original Collocation order, must
be submitted with a revised Collocation Application. For purposes of this section
Material Changes are changes that would significantly impair Qwest's ability to provision
the requested Collocation within the applicable intervals if the changes are provisioned
with the original Collocation order and would require Qwest to incur financial penalties
under the terms of this Amendment or other Applicable Law. Qwest shall determine the
additional time required to comply with CLEC's request for Material Changes (Additional
Time), and CLEC shall have the option of (a) having the request for Material Changes
implemented with the original Collocation order (within the original Provisioning intervals)
as extended by the Additional Time; or (b) having Qwest process and provision the
request as a subsequent construction activity or augmentation to the original Collocation
order. Any nonmaterial changes, modifications, or additional engineering requested by
CLEC, subsequent to its original Collocation order, may be submitted with a revised
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Collocation Application or otherwise communicated to Qwest and shall be implemented
with the original Collocation order within the original applicable intervals.
8.4.There are. three (3) primary steps in the ordering of Collocation .... 1) \
Forecasting, 2) Application, and 3) Acceptance of Quote.
8.4.CLEC shall submit an annual forecast, updated at the end of each
quarter, of its future Collocation requirements. The quarterly forecast shall be reviewed
by CLEC and the Qwest account team. CLEC's forecast shall be considered accurate
for purposes of Collocation intervals if the subsequent Collocation Application correctly
identifies a) and e) below, and b) and c) below are within twenty percent (200/0) of the
forecast. If at the time the Collocation Application is made ttle forecasted type of
Collocation is not available, CLEC may specify a different type of Collocation without
affecting the Collocation intervals. The forecast shall include, for each Qwest Premises,the following:
Identification of the Qwest Premises;
b) Floor space requirements, including the number of bays for a Cageless
Collocation arrangement;
Power requirements;
Heat Dissipation (optional);e) Type of Collocation (e., Caged Physical, Cageless Physical, Shared
ICDF, Virtual , etc.
);
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Entrance Facility Type (e., Express Fiber, Private Line);
Type and Quantity of Terminations (optional); andi) Month or Quarter, during or after which CLEC expects to submit its
Collocation Application.
The following terms shall apply to the forecasting process:
CLEC forecasts sha.ll be provided as detailed in Section 8.4.1.4;
b) CLEC forecasts shall be Confidential Information and Qwest may
not distribute, disclose or reveal, in any form, CLEC forecasts other than
as allowed and described in the Nondisclosure Section of the Agreement.
8.4.CLEC shall submit a Collocation Application to order Collocation at a
particular Qwest Premises. A Collocation Application shall be considered complete, if itcontains:
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Identification of the Qwest Premises;b) Floor space requirements, including the number of bays for ~ -Cageless
Collocation arrangement;
Power requirements;
Heat dissipation;e) Type of Collocation (e.g., Caged Physical, Cageless Physical , Shared
Virtual, etc.f) Collocated equipment and technical equipment specifications
(manufacturer make, model no., functionality i.e., cross connect, DLC, DSLAM
transmission, Switch , etc., physical dimensions, quantity). (NOTE: Packet or
circuit switching equipment requires, in writing and attached to the Collocation,
Application, how this equipment is necessary for access to UNEs
Interconnection. A high level equipment interface or connectivity schematic for
the equipment should also be included.
Entrance Facility type;
Type and quantity of terminations;i) If desired, an alternate form of Collocation if the first choice is not
available; and
Billing contact.
Parties will work cooperatively to ensure the accuracy of the
Collocation Application. If Qwest determines that the Collocation Application is
not complete, Qwest shall notify CLEC of any deficiencies within ten (10)
calendar Days after receipt of the Collocation Application. Qwest shall provide
sufficient detail so that CLEC has a reasonable opportunity to cure each
deficiency. To retain its place in the Collocation queue for the requested
Premises, CLEC must cure any deficiencies in its Collocation Application and
resubmit the Collocation Application within ten (10) calendar Days after being
advised of the deficiencies.
6 ' Acceptance - After receipt of a Collocation Quote Form from Qwest
CLEC shall formally accept the quote in order for Qwest to continue the processing of
the Collocation Application... A Collocation Acceptance shall be considered complete, if it
contains:
Signed Notification of Acceptance; and
Payment of fifty percent (500/0) of quoted charges.
Collocation Space Reservation - allows CLEC to reserve space and
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identify, to the extent available, infrastructure incidental to that space such as power and
HVAC, in a Qwest Premises for up to one (1) year for transmission equipment (ATM,
Packet Switching, DSLAM), three (3) years for circuit switching equipment, and five (5)
years for power equipment. CLEC may reserve space in a particular Qwest Premises
through the .collocation Space Reservation Application Form. Requests for contiguous
space will be honored, if available.
Collocation Space Reservation Application -- Upon receipt of the
Collocation Space Reservation Application Form Qwest will provide space
feasibility within ten (10) calendar Days.
Collocation Space Reservation Quotation - If space is available
Qwest will provide a specific price quote based on the, requested Collocation
requirements described on the Collocation Space Reservation Application
Form. The quote and a Billing invoice for twenty-five percent (250/0) payment of
nonrecurring charges will be sent to CLEC within twenty-five (25) calendar
Days from the Collocation Space Reservation Application receipt.
8.4.Collocation Space Reservation Acceptance. CLEC must
electronically submit Acceptance or non-Acceptance of the quote within
seven (7) calendar Days of receipt of the quotation. If CLEC submits the
Acceptance between eight (8) and thirty (30) calendar Days of receipt of
the quotation Qwest will honor the reservation upon. receipt of the
payment only if Qwest does not receive a competing request for the same
space from another CLEC. Qwest will not honor reservations if CLEC
submits the Acceptance more than thirty (30) calendar Days after receipt
of the quotation.
8.4.Upon receipt of the twenty-five percent (250/0) payment, Qwest will
reserve the space on behalf of CLEC in accordance with the Collocation Space
Reservation Application and take the necessary steps to ensure the availability of
power, HV AC and other components reflected on the Collocation Space
Reservation Application. Qwest will hold the reservation for the applicable
reservation period after the twenty-five percent (250/0) payment. This payment
will be applied to the subsequent Collocation Application.
8.4.7.4 CLEC may cancel the reservation at any time. during the
applicable reservation period. Upon notification of the cancellation, Qwest will
refund a prorated portion of the twenty-five percent (25010), payment as follows:
a) Cancellation notification within ninety (90) calendar Days from receipt
of wire transfer, seventy-five percent (750/0) of the initial down payment
will be returned to CLEC.
b) Cancellation notification within ninety-one (91) and one hundred and
eighty (180) calendar Days from receipt of wire transfer, fifty percent
(500/0) of the initial down payment will be returned to CLEC.
c) Cancellation notification within one hundred and eighty-one (181) and
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two hundred and seventy (270) calendar Days from receipt of wire
transfer, twenty-five percent (250/0) of the initial down payment will be
returned to CLEC.
d) Cancellation notification after two hundred and seventy (270)
calendar Days from receipt of wire transfer, zero percent (00/0) of the initial
down payment will be returned to CLEC.,
8.4.8 Collocation Space Option
1 CLEC Qwest and Qwest Affiliates may option space in Qwest
Wire Center Premises in accordance with the terms of this Section 8.4.8 for the
following equipment and time periods:
Transmission equipment - one (1) year
Circuit switching equipment - three (3) years
Power plants - five (5) years
Optioned space is offered to CLECs for Caged, Cageless, and
Virtual Collocation. To promote fairness' and prevent warehousing, the following
limits apply:a) The Party requesting the option may specify the amount of
space to be optioned but not a specific location within the Wire Center.
CLEC may also request space be contiguous to its existing Collocation
space.b) A requesting CLEC may option one (1) Collocation space per
Wire Center.c) The maximum amount of space per Wire Center to be
Optioned is:
- 200 square feet for Caged Collocation
- 4 bays for Cageless and Virtual Collocation
8.4.The Collocation, Space Option Application form will be
processed upon receipt of a properly completed request. Such form shall
be considered properly completed if it contains identifying information of
CLEC , the applicable Qwest Premises, the amount of Collocation space
sought, the type of Collocation (Caged, Cageless , Virtual) and the type of
equipment (from the categories identified in Section 8.4.1) for which
the option is being sought. CLEC must have met all past and present
undisputed financial obligations to Qwest. Upon receipt of the Collocation
Space Option Application form , Qwest will confirm in writing, within ten
(10) calendar Days , the availability of, and price quote (the "Option Fee
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for the Optioned space. If space is not available, Qwest will deny the
request.
8.4.8.4 CLEC must submit Acceptance with full payment of the
nonrecurring portion of the Option Fee, or acknowledge non-Acceptance of the
quoted Option Fee, within seven (7) calendar Days of receipt of the quotation.
When Qwest takes an option on space for itself, Qwest shall impute an amount
equal to the Option Fee to the appropriate operations for which the optioned
space applies. The option quote expires seven (7) calendar Days after delivery
to CLEC.
8.4.Upon receipt of Acceptance and full payment of the nonrecurring
portion of the Option Fee, Qwest will option the space on behalf of CLEC
including the contiguous space requests if available (or itself if appropriate) and
the option time frame will begin. The prioritization of optioning will be based
upon the date and time of the Acceptance. The earlier in time an Acceptance is
received by Qwest, the higher in priority is such option. The option is limited to
space only and does not include other elements required to provision the
Collocation.
8.4.In order for an option request to avoid expiration, CLEC must:a) Submit a Collocation Application during the option time
frame; or
b) The option .may be renewed if a Collocation Space Option
Application is received at least ten (10) calendar Days prior to the
expiration of the term of the existing option. The priority of a
renewed option is determined by the date CLEC accepts the
quote from Qwest on CLECis renewal application.
8.4.First Right of Refusal - If Qwest receives a valid Collocation
Application (CLEC A is the requesting party) for a Qwest Wire Center in which all
available space has been occupied or optioned, the following provisions for First
Right of Refusal will apply:
All Qwest out of space reporting requirements apply
to the Collocation Application (Sections 8.11 and 8.12).
addition, Qwest will provide CLEC A with option space information
(e., Caged and Cageless optioned space) that may fulfill the
requirements of CLEC A's Collocation Application. At CLEC A'
request, Qwest will initiate the option enforcement notice process
by notifying the option party or parties with the most recent space
option(s) that meets the requirements of CLEC A's Collocation
Application.
The option enforcement notice serves as notification
to the option party that Qwest is in possession of a valid
Collocation Application, and calls for the option party to exercise
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its Right of First Refusal, or relinquish its space option. The option
party may exercise its Right of First Refusal by submitting either a
Collocation Application as ' set forth in Section 8.4., or by
submitting the Collocation Space Reservation Application set forth
in Section 8.4., within ten (10) calendar Days of receipt of the
option enforcement notice. This process continues for all optioned
space until all optioned space is exercised or optioned space is
, relinquished (affirmatively by CLEC or upon expiration of the
notice period, whichever is earlier) to fulfill the Collocation
Application. Once optioned space has been relinquished for use
to fulfill the Collocation Application, the standard ordering terms
and conditions for Collocation shall apply.
8.4.Where contiguous space has been optioned, Qwest
will make its best effort to notify GLEC if Qwest, its Affiliates or
other CLECs require the use of CLEC's contiguous space. Upon
notification, CLEC will have severity-two (72) hours to indicate its
intent to submit a Collocation Application or Collocation
Reservation. CLEC may choose to terminate the contiguous
space option or continue without the contiguous provision.
7.4 The rate elements for the Collocation Space Option
are comprised of the following:a) Space Option Administration Fee is a nonrecurring
fee for all Collocation Space Option requests and covers the
processing of application, feasibility, common space engineering,
records management, and administration of the First Right of
Refusal process.b) Space Option Fee is a monthly recurring fee that will
be charged based upon the amount of space being optioned, at
two dollars ($2.00) per square foot per month.
8.4.In the event that the option party proceeds with a Collocation
Application for optioned space, all payments made pursuant to Section
8.4.7.4(b) above shall be applied to such Collocation Application.
8.4.The intervals for Virtual Collocation (Section 8.2), Physical Collocation
(Section 8.4.3), and ICDF Collocation (Section 8.4.4) apply to a maximum of five (5)
Collocation Applications per CLEC per week per state. If six (6) or more Collocation
Applications are submitted by CLEC in a one (1) week period in the state, intervals shall
be individually negotiated. Qwest shall , however, accept more than five (5) Collocation
Applications from CLEC per week per state, depending on the volume of Collocation
Applications pending from other CLECs.
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described in Section 8.Qwest will perform a feasibility study to determine if
adequate space, power and HVAC can be found for the placement of CLEC's equipment
within the Premises. The feasibility study will be provided within ten (10) calendar Days
of receipt of a complete Collocation Application. As part of the feasibility study, Qwest
will also notify CLEC of any known circumstance that may delay delivery of the ordered
Collocation space and related ,facilities.
8.4.If Qwest determines that the Collocation Application is not
complete, Qwest shall notify CLEC of any deficiencies within ten (10) calendar
Days of the Collocation Application. Qwest shall provide sufficient detail so that
CLEC has a reasonable opportunity to cure each deficiency. To retain its place
in the Collocation queue for the requested Premises CLEC must cure any
deficiencies in its Collocation Application and resubmit the Collocation
Application within ten (10) calendar Days after being advised of the deficiencies.
8.4.Quotation - If Collocation Entrance Facilities and space are available,
Qwest will develop a price quotation within twenty-five (25) calendar Days of completion
of the feasibility study. Subsequent requests to augment an existing Collocation also
require receipt of a Collocation Application. Adding plug-ins, e., DS1 or DS3 cards to
existing virtually collocated equipment, will be processed and provisioned within ten (10)
business days. Virtual Collocation price quotes will be honored for thirty (30) calendar
Days from the date the quote is provided. During this period the Collocation Entrance
Facility and space are reserved pending CLEC's Acceptance of the quoted charges.
Acceptance -- Upon receipt of complete Collocation Acceptance, as
described in 8.4., space will be reserved and construction by Qwest will begin.
8.4.interval - The interval for Virtual Collocation shall vary depending upon
four (4) factors: 1) whether the request was forecasted in accordance with Section
8.4.4 or the space was reserved, in accordance with Section 8.4.7; 2) whether CLEC
provides its Acceptance within seven (7) calendar Days receipt of the quotation; 3)
whether CLEC delivers its collocated equipment to Qwest in a timely manner, which
shall mean within fifty-three (53) calendar Days of the receipt of the complete Collocation
Application; and 4) whether the Collocation Application requires major infrastructure
additions or modifications: The installation of line cards and other minor modifications
shall be performed by Qwest on shorter intervals and in no instance shall any such
interval exceed thirty (30) calendar Days. When Qwest is permitted to complete a
Collocation installation in an interval that is longer than the standard intervals set forth
below, Qwest shall use its best efforts to minimize the extension of the intervals beyond
such standard intervals.
Forecasted Applications with Timely Acceptance If a Collocation
Application is included in CLEC's forecast at least sixty (60) calendar Days prior
to submission of the Collocation Application, and if CLEC provides a complete
Acceptance within seven (7) calendar Days of receipt of the Qwest Collocation
quotation , and if air of CLEC's equipment is available at the Qwest Premises no
later than fifty-three (53) calendar Days after receipt of the complete Collocation
Application, Qwest shall complete its installation of the Collocation arrangement
within ninety (90) cal,endar Days of -the receipt of the complete Collocation
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Application. If GLEC's equipment is not delivered to Qwest within fifty~three (53)
calendar Days after receipt of the complete Collocation Application, Qwest shall
complete the Collocation installation within forty-five (45) calendar Days of the
receipt of all of CLEC's equipment.
8.4.2.4.Forecasted Applications with Late Acceptance If a Premises is
included in CLEC's forecast at least sixty (60) calendar Days prior to submission
of the Collocation Application, and if CLEC provides a complete Acceptance
more than seven (7) calendar Days but less than thirty (30) calendar Days after
receipt of the Qwest Collocation quotation, and if all of CLEC's equipment
available at the Qwest Premises no later than fifty-three (53) calendar Days after
receipt of the complete Collocation Acceptance, Qwest shall complete its
installation of the Collocation arrangement within ninety (90) calendar Days of the
receipt of the complete Collocation Acceptance. If CLEC's equipment is not
delivered to Qwest within fifty-three (53) calendar Days after receipt of the
complete Collocation Acceptance, Qwest shall complete the Collocation
installation within forty-five (45) calendar Days of the receipt of all of CLEC'
equipment. If CLEC submits its Acceptance more than thirty (30) calendar Days
after receipt of the Qwest quotation , the Collocation Application . shall be
resubmitted by CLEC.
4~2.4.Unforecasted Applications with Timely Acceptance If a Premises
is not included in CLEC's forecast at least sixty (60) calendar Days prior to
submission of the Collocation Application , and if CLEC provides a complete
Acceptance within seven (7) calendar Days of receipt of the Qwest Collocation
quotation, and if all of CLEC's equipment is available at the Qwest Premises no
later than fifty-three (53) calendar Days after receipt of the complete Collocation
Application, Qwest shall complete its installation of the Collocation arrangement
within one hundred and twenty (120) calendar Days of the receipt of the
complete Collocation Application. If CLEC's equipment is not delivered to Qwest
within fifty-three (53) calendar Days after receipt of the complete Collocation
Application, Qwest shall complete the Collocation installation within seventy-five
(75) calendar Days of the receipt of all of CLEC's equipment.
8.4.2.4.4 Unforecasted Applications with Late Acceptance -If a Premises is
. not included in CLEC'forecast at least sixty (60) calendar Days prior to
submission of the Collocation Application, and if CLEC provides a complete
Acceptance more than seven (7) calendar Days but less than thirty (30) calendar
Days after receipt of the Qwest Collocation quotation , and if all of CLEC'
equipment is available at the Qwest Premises no later than fifty-three (53)
calendar Days after receipt of the complete Collocation Acceptance, Qwest shall
complete its installation of the Collocation arrangement within one hundred and
twenty (120) calendar Days of the receipt of the complete Collocation
Acceptance. If CLEC's equipment is not delivered to Qwest within fifty-three (53)
calendar Days after receipt of the complete Collocation Acceptance, Qwest shall
complete the Collocation installation within seventy-five (75) calendar Days of the
receipt of all of CLEC's equipment.
8.4.2.4.Intervals for Major Infrastructure Modifications Where No Forecast
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is Provided - An unforecasted Collocation Application may require Qwest to
complete major infrastructure modifications to accommodate CLEC'specific
requirements. Major infrastructure modifications that may be required include
conditioning space, permits, DC power plant, standby generators, heating,
venting or air conditioning equipment. The installation intervals in Sections
2.4.3 through 8.4.4.4 may be extended, if required, to accommodate major
infrastructure modifications. When major infrastructure modifications as
described above are required, and if all of CLEC's equipment is available at the
Qwest Premises no later than fifty-three (53) calendar Days after receipt of the
complete Collocation Application, Qwest shall propose to complete its installation
of the Collocation arrangement within an interval of no more than one hundred
and fifty (150) calendar Days after receipt of the complete Collocation
Application. The need for, and the duration of, an extended interval shall be
provided to CLEC as a part of the quotation. CLEC may dispute the need for
and the duration of, an extended interval, in which case Qwest must request
waiver from the Commission to obtain an extended interval.
2.4.Major Infrastructure Modifications where GLEC Forecasts its
Collocation or Reserves Space. - If CLEC's forecast or reservation triggers the
need for an infrastructure modification, Qwest shall take the steps necessary to
ensure that it will meet the intervals set forth in Sections 8.1 and 8.4.2.4.
when CLEC submits a Collocation Application. If not withstanding these efforts
Qwest is unable to meet the interval and cannot reach agreement with CLEC for
an extended interval , Qwest may seek a waiver from the Commission to obtainan extended interval.
Ordering - Caged and Cageless Physical Collocation
8.4.Application -- Upon receipt of a complete Collocation Application as
described in Section 8.4.5 Qwest will perform a feasibility study to determine if
adequate space, power, and HVAC can be found for the placement and operation of
CLEC's equipment within the Premises. The feasibility study will be provided within ten
(10) calendar Days from date of receipt of a complete Collocation Application. As part of
the feasibility study, Qwest will also notify CLEC of any known circumstance that may
delay delivery of the ordered Collocation space and related facilities.
If Qwest determines that the Collocation Application is not
complete, Qwest shall notify CLEC of any deficiencies within ten (10) calendar
Days of the Collocation Application. Qwest shall provide sufficient detail so that
CLEC has a reasonable opportunity to cur~ each deficiency. To retain its place
in the Collocation queue for the requested Premises CLEC must cure any
deficiencies in its Collocation Application and resubmit the Collocation
Application within ten (10) calendar Days after being advised of the deficiencies.
8.4.Quotation -- If Collocation Entrance Facilities and space are available,
Qwest will develop a quote for the supporting structure. Qwest will complete the
quotation no later than twenty-five (25) calendar Days of providing the feasibility study.
, Physical Collocation price quotes will be honored for thirty (30) calendar Days from the
date the quote is provided. During this period, the Collocation Entrance Facility and
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space is reserved pending CLEC's Acceptance of the quoted charges.
8.4.Acceptance -- Upon receipt of a complete Collocation Acceptance, as
described in Section 8.4.6 space will be reserved and construction by Qwest will begin.
8.4.3.4 Interval - The interval for Physical Collocation shall vary depending upon
three factors 1)- whether the request was forecasted in accordance with Section 8.4.1.4
or the space was reserved, in accordance with Section 8.4.7; 2) whether CLEC
provides its Acceptance within seven (7) calendar days of receipt of the quotation; and
3) whether the Application requires major infrastructure additions or modifications.
When Qwest is permitted to complete a Collocation installation in an interval that is
longer than the standard intervals set forth below, Qwest shall use its best efforts to
minimize the extension of the intervals beyond such standard intervals.
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8.4.3.4.Forecasted Applications with Timely Acceptance If a Premises is
included in CLEC's forecast at least sixty (60) calendar Days prior to submission
of the application, and, if CLEC provides a complete Acceptance within seven (7)
calendar Days of receipt of the Qwest Collocation quotation , Qwest shall
complete its installation of the Collocation arrangement within ninety (90)
calendar Days of the receipt of the complete Collocation Application.
8.4.Forecasted Applications with .Late Acceptance If a Premises is
included in CLEC's forecast at least sixty (60) calendar Days prior to submission
of the Collocation Application, and if CLEC provides a complete Acceptance
more than seven (7) calendar Days but less than thirty (30) calendar Days after
receipt of the Qwest Collocation quotation, Qwest shall complete its installation of
the Collocation arrangement within ninety (90) calendar Days of the receipt of the
complete Collocation Acceptance. If CLEC submits its Acceptance more than
thirty (30) calendar Days after receipt of the Qwest quotation , a new Collocation
Application shall be resubmitted by CLEC.
3.4.Unforecasted Applications with Timely Acceptance If a Premises
is not included in CLEC's forecast at least sixty (60) calendar Days prior to
submission of the Collocation Application and if CLEC provides a complete
Acceptance within seven (7) calendar Days after receipt of the Qwest Collocation
quotation, Qwest shall complete its installation of the Collocation arrangement
within one hundred and twenty (120) calendar Days of the receipt of the
complete Collocation Application.
8.4.4.4 Unforecasted Applications with Late Acceptance If a Premises is
not included in CLEC'forecast at least sixty (60) calendar Days prior to
submission of the Collocation Application and if CLEC provides a complete
Acceptance more than seven (7) calendar Days but less than thirty (30) calendar
Days after receipt of the Qwest Collocation quotation , Qwest shall complete its
installation of the Collocation arrangement within one hundred and twenty (120)
calendar Days of the receipt of the complete Collocation Acceptance.
8.4.Intervals for Major Infrastructure Modifications Where No Forecast
is Provided - An unforecasted Collocation Application may require Qwest to
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complete major infrastructure modifications to accommodate CLEC'specific
requirements. Major infrastructure modifications that may be required include
conditioning space, permits DC power plant, standby generators, heating,
venting or air conditioning equipment. The installation intervals in Sections
3.4.3 through 8.4.3.4.4 may be extended, if required, to accommodate major
infrastructure modifications. When major infrastructure modifications as
described above are required, Qwest shall propose to complete its installation of
the Collocation arrangement within an interval of no more than one hundred and
fifty (150) calendar Days after receipt of the complete Collocation Application.
The need for, and the duration of, an extended interval shall be provided to
CLEC as a part of the quotation. CLEC may dispute the need for, and the
duration of, an extended interval, in which case Qwest must request a waiver
from the Commission to obtain an extended interval.
8.4.3.4.Major Infrastructure Modifications where CLEC Forecasts its
Collocation or Reserves Space. If CLEC's forecast or reservation triggers the
need for an infrastructure modification, Qwest shall take the steps necessary to
ensure that it will meet the intervals set forth in Sections 8.4.3.4.1 and 8.4.3.4.
when CLEC submits a Collocation Application. If not withstanding these efforts
Qwest is unable to meet the interv~1 and cannot reach agreement with CLEC for
an extended interval, Qwest may seek a waiver from the Commission to obtain
an extended interval.
Ordering - Interconnection Distribution Frame (ICDF) Collocation
8.4.4.Application -- Upon receipt of a complete Collocation Application as
described in ,Section 8.4.Qwest will perform a feasibility study to determine if
adequate space can be found for the placement and operation of CLEC's terminations
within the Wire Center. The feasibility study will be provided within ten (10) calendar
Days from date of receipt of a complete Collocation Application. As part of the feasibility
study, Qwest will also notify CLEC of any known circumstance that may delay delivery of
the ordered Collocation space and related facilities. CLEC may submit an ICDF forecast
in accordance with Section 8.4.1.4. The forecast shall include demand by DSO, DS1
and DS3 capacities that will be terminated on the Interconnection Distribution Frame by
Qwest on behalf of CLEC. Such forecasts shall be used by Qwest to determine the
sizing of required tie cables and the terminations on each Interconnection Distribution
Frame as well as the various other frames within the Qwest Wire Center.
4.4.If Qwest determines that the Collocation Application is not
complete, Qwest shall notify CLEC of any deficiencies within ten (10) calendar
Days of the Collocation Application. Qwest shall provide sufficient detail so that
CLEC has a reasonable opportunity to cure each deficiency. To retain its place
in the Collocation queue for the requested Premises CLEC must cure any
deficiencies in its Collocation Application and resubmit the Collocation
Application within ten (10) calendar Days after being advised of the deficiencies.
8.4.4.Quotation -- If space is available Qwest will develop a quote for the
supporting structure. Qwest will complete the quotation no later than twenty-five (25)
calendar Days of providing the feasibility study. ICDF Collocation price quotes will be
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honored for thirty (30) calendar Days from the date the quote is provided. During this
period, the space is reserved pending CLEC's Acceptance of the quoted charges.
8.4.4.Acceptance -- Upon receipt of a complete Collocation Acceptance, as
described in Section 8.4.6, space will be reserved and construction by Qwest willbegi~.
. 8.4.4.Interval - The interval for ICDF Collocation shall vary depending upon two
(2) factors - 1) whether the request was forecasted in accordance with 8.4.1.4 or the
space was reserved , in accordance with Section 8.4.1 and 2) whether CLEC provides
its Acceptance within seven (7) calendar Days of the quotation. When Qwest is
permitted to complete a Collocation installation in an interval that is longer than the
standard intervals set forth below Qwest shall use its best efforts to minimize the
extension of the intervals beyond such standard intervals.
4.4.Forecasted Applications with Timely Acceptance - If a Premises is
included in CLEC's forecast at least sixty (60) calendar Days prior to submission
of the Collocation Application, and if GLEC provides a complete Acceptance
within seven (7) calendar Days of receipt of the Qwest Collocation quotation
Qwest shall complete its installation of the Collocation arrangement within forty-
five (45) calendar Days of the receipt of the complete Collocation Application.
8.4.4.4.Forecasted Applications with Late Acceptance If a Premises is
included in CLEC's forecast at least sixty (60) calendar Days prior to submission
of the Collocation Application, and if CLEC provides a complete Acceptance
more than seven (7) calendar Days but less than thirty (30) calendar Days after
receipt of the Qwest Collocation quotation, Qwest shall complete its installation of
the Collocation arrangement within forty-five (45) calendar Days of the receipt of
the complete Collocation Acceptance. If CLEC submits its Acceptance more
than thirty (30) days after receipt of the Qwest quotation, the Collocation
Application shall be resubmitted by CLEC.
8.4.4.4.Unforecasted Applications with Timely Acceptance If a Premises
is not included in CLEC'forecast at least sixty (60) calendar Days prior to
submission of the Collocation Application, and if CLEC provides a complete
Acceptance within seven (7) calendar Days after receipt of the QWest Collocation
quotation, Qwest shall complete its installation of the Collocation arrangement
within ninety (90) calendar Days of the receipt of the complete Collocation
Application. This interval may be lengthened if space must be reclaimed or
reconditioned. The need for an extended interval shall be provided to CLEC as a
part of the quotation. CLEC may dispute the need for an extended interval, in
which case Qwest must request a waiver from the Commission.
8.4.4.4.Unforecasted Applications with Late Acceptance If a Premises is
not included in GLEC's forecast at least sixty (60) calendar Days prior to
submission, of the Collocation Application and if CLEC provides a complete
Acceptance more than seven (7) calendar Days but less than thirty (30) calendar
Days after receipt of the Qwest Collocation quotation, Qwest shall complete its
installation of the C01l0cation arrangement within ninety (90)calendar Days of the
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receipt of the complete Collocation Acceptance. This interval may be lengthened
if space must be reclaimed or reconditioned. The need for an extended interval
shall be provided to CLEC as a part of the quotation. CLEC may dispute the
need for an extended interval, in which case Qwest must request a waiver fromthe Commission.
Ordering - Adjacent Collocation
8.4.If space for Physical Collocation in a particular Qwest Premises is not
available at the time of CLEC's request CLEC may request Qwest to conduct a
feasibility study for Adjacent Collocation for that Premises site. Qwest recommends that
Qwest and CLEC conduct a joint site visit of such Premises to determine if suitable
arrangements can be provided on Qwest's property. Qwest will make available, within
ten (10) business days, drawings of the Qwest physical structures above and below
ground for the requested Adjacent Collocation site.
8.4.If a new structure is to be constructed , the interval shall be developed on
an Individual Case Basis, to account for the granting of permits or Rights of Way (ROW),
if required, the provision of Collocation services by Qwest, in accordance with CLEC'
Collocation Application , and the construction by CLEC of the adjacent structure. If
CLEC disputes the interval proposed by Qwest Qwest must promptly petition the
Commission for approval of such disputed interval.
8.4.I If Adjacent Collocation is provided within an existing Qwest Premises, the
ordering procedures and intervals for Physical Collocation shall apply.
Ordering - Remote Collocation and Adjacent Remote Collocation
8.4.The ordering procedures and intervals for Physical Collocation or Virtual
Collocation shall apply to Remote Collocation, and to Adjacent Remote Collocation
provided within an existing Qwest Premises, except Sections 8.4.3.4.3 and 8.4.4.
Remote Collocation and Adjacent Remote Collocation are ordered using the Remote
Collocation Application Form.
8.4.If space for Physical Collocation or Virtual Collocation in a particular
Qwest Remote Premises is not available at the time of CLEC's request, CLEC may order
Adjacent Remote Collocation using the ordering procedures described above for
Adjacent Collocation in Sections 8.4.1 and 8.4.
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8.4.Application -- Upon receipt of the applicable portions of , a complete
Collocation Application as described in Section 8.4.5 (Subsections a, e , h and D.
Qwest will perform a feasibility study to determine if adequate cable racking can be
found for the placement of CLEC's copper, coax, or fiber optic cable, or any other
Technically Feasible method used to interconnect CLEC's collocated equipment that is
in separate locations in the same Qwest Premises, or to another CLEC's equipment in
the same Premises. The feasibility study will be provided within ten (10) calendar Days
from date of receipt of a complete Collocation Application.
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8.4.If Qwest determines that the Collocation Application is not
complete, Qwest shall notify CLEC of any deficiencies within ten (10) calendar
Days of the Collocation Application. Qwest shall provide sufficient detail so that
CLEC has a reasonable opportunity to cure each deficiency. To retain its place
in the Collocation queue for the requested Premises CLEC must cure any
deficiencies in its Collocation Application and resubmit th Collocation
Application within ten (10) calendar Days after being advised of the deficiencies.
8.4.Quotation -- If existing cable racking is available, Qwest will provide
CLEC with a quote and the specific cable rack route to CLEC with the feasibility study.
additional cable racking is required to accommodate CLEC's request Qwest shall
provide a feasibility and quote to CLEC no later than ten (10) calendar Days of receipt of
Collocation Application. CLEC-to-CLEC Connection quotes will be honored for thirty
(30) calendar Days from the date the quote is provided. During this period, the space is
reserved pending CLEC's Acceptance of the quoted charges.
8.4.Acceptance -- There are two (2) forms of Acceptance for CLEC-to-CLEC
Connections:
1 CLEC-to-CLEC connections with existing cable rack. - CLEC
must submit payment of one hundred percent (1000/0) of the quoted nonrecurring
charges with its Acceptance. Upon receipt of a complete Collocation
Acceptance, CLEC may begin placement of its copper, coax, or fiber cables
along the Qwest designated cable rack route. Recurring charges will begin with
CLEC Acceptance.
8.4.2 CLEC-to-CLEC Connections using new cable rack. - Upon receipt
of a complete Acceptance from CLEC, as described in Section 8.4.6, Qwest
will begin construction of the new cable rack.
8.4.7.4 Interval - Pursuant to Section 8.4., the construction interval for
CLEC-to-CLEC Connections requiring the construction of new cable rack by Qwest shall
be within sixty (60) calendar Days of the receipt of the complete Collocation Acceptance.
If CLEC submits its Acceptance more than thirty (30) calendar Days after receipt of the
Qwest quotation, the Collocation Application shall be resubmitted by GLEe.
Ordering - Direct Connections
8.4.Application - Where Direct Connection is requested in a Wire Center
where CLEC already has established Collocation, upon receipt of the applicable portions
of a complete Collocation Application as described in Section 8.5 (Subsections a, e
hand j), Qwest will perform a feasibility study to determine if adequate cable racking can
be found for the placement of copper, coax, or fiber optic cable, or any other Technically
Feasible method, used for Direct Connection (as described in Section 8.11.2). The
feasibility study will be provided within ten (10) calendar Days from date of receipt of a
complete Collocation Application.
If Qwest determines that the Collocation Application is not
complete, Qwest shall notify CLEC of any deficiencies within ten (10) calendar
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Days of the Collocation Application. Qwest shall provide sufficient detail so that
CLEC has a reasonable opportunity to cure each deficiency. To retain its place
in the Collocation queue for the requested Premises CLEC must cure any
deficiencies' in its Collocation Application and resubmit the Collocation'
Application within ten (10) calendar Days after being advised of the deficiencies.
8.4.Quotation - If existing cable racking is available, Qwest will provide
CLEC with a quote and the specific cable rack route with the feasibility study.
additional cable racking is required to accommodate CLEC's request Qwest shall
provide a quote to CLEC no later than ten (10) calendar Days after receipt of a complete
Collocation Application. Direct Connection quotes will be honored for thirty (30) calendar
Days from the date the quote is provided. During this period, the space is reserved
pending CLEC's Acceptance of the quoted charges.
8.4.
Connection:
Acceptance - There are two (2) forms of Acceptance for Direct
8.4.Direct Connection with existing cable rack. CLEC must submit
payment of one hundred percent (100%) of the quoted nonrecurring charges with
its acceptance notification.
Direct Connection using new cable rack. - Upon receipt of a
complete Acceptance from CLEC, as described in Section 8., Qwest will
begin construction of the new cable rack.
8.4.8.4 Interval - The construction interval for Direct Connections shall be
dependent upon whether the Direct Connection is to the COSMICTM frame requiring a
MELDTM and or if new cable racking is required.
8.4.If CLEC provides a complete Acceptance within thirty (30)
calendar Days of receipt of the Qwest Collocation quotation , Qwest shall
complete its installation of the Direct Connection above the DSO level where no
new cable racking is required within thirty (30) calendar Days of the receipt of the
complete Collocation Acceptance. If Direct Connection is required at the DSO
level, to the COSMICTM, or if new cable racking needs to be installed, Qwest will
provision the direct trunking within sixty (60) calendar Days of the receipt of the
complete Collocation Acceptance.
Ordering - Facility Connected (FC) Collocation
8.4.Application - Upon receipt of a complete Collocation Application as
described in Section 8., Qwest will perform a feasibility study. The.feasibility study
will be provided within ten (10) calendar Days of receipt of a complete Collocation
Application. As part of the feasibility study, Qwest will also notify CLEC of any known
circumstance that may delay delivery of the ordered Collocation space and related
facilities.
If Qwest determines that the Collocation Application is not
complete, Qwest shall notify CLEC of any deficiencies within ten (10) calendar
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Days of the Collocation Application. Qwest shall provide sufficient detail so that
CLEC has a reasonable opportunity to cure each deficiency. To retain its plate
in the Collocation queue for the requested Premises, CLEC must cure any
deficiencies in its Collocation Application and resubmit the Collocation
Application within ten (10) calendar Days after being advised of the deficiencies.
8.4.Quotation - If Collocation Entrance Facilities and space are available
Qwest will develop a price quotation within twenty-five (25) calendar Days of providing
the feasibility study. Facility Connected Collocation price quotes will be' honored for
thirty (30) calendar Days from the date the quote is provided. During this period, the
Collocation Entrance Facility and space are reserved pending CLEC's Acceptance of the
quoted charges.
8.4.Acceptance - Upon receipt of a complete Collocation Acceptance, as
described in Section 8.4., space will be reserved and construction by Qwest will
begin.
8.4.9.4 Interval - The interval for FC Collocation shall vary depending based on
two (2) factors 1) whether CLEC provides its Acceptance within seven (7) calendar
Days of receipt of the quotation; and 2) whether CLEC delivers its Entrance Facility to
Qwest's C-POI in a timely manner, which shall mean within fifty-three (53) calendar Days
of the receipt of the complete Collocation Application. Qwest will provide FC Collocation
ninety (90) calendar Days from receipt of a complete Collocation Application with timely
Acceptance of the quote by CLEC. With late Acceptance of the quote by CLEC, Qwest
will provide FC Collocation ninety (90) calendar Days from Acceptance. CLEC must
have its Entrance Facility at the C-POI no later than fifty-three (53) calendar Days after
Qwest receives the complete Collocation Application. If CLEC's Entrance Facility is not
completed to thee-POI within fifty-three (53) calendar Days after receipt of the complete
Collocation Application , Qwest shall complete the FC Collocation within forty-five (45)
calendar Days of the completion and availability of CLEC's Entrance Facility at the C-POI.
Billing
Billing - All Collocation
Upon completion of the Collocation construction activities and payment of
the remaining nonrecurring balance, Qwest will provide CLEC a completion package that
will initiate the recurring Collocation charges. Once this completion package has been
signed by CLEC and Qwest, and Qwest has received the final fifty percent (500/0)
balance, Qwest will activateCLEC transport services and/or UNEs or ancillary services
coincident with completion of the Collocation.
In the event Qwest has completed all associated construction activities
and CLEC has not completed its associated activities (e., delivering fiber to the C-POI
or providing the equipment cables for connecting to the Interconnection Distribution
Frame), Qwest will bill an adjusted amount of the remaining nonrecurring balance, close
the job, and begin Billing the monthly recurring rent charge. In those instances where
the job is delayed due to CLEC not having its fiber to the POI, Qwest will request the
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balance due minus the dollar amount specific to this work activity, and begin Billing the
monthly recurring rent charge. Once CLEC has completed fiber placement, CLEC can
request Qwest to return and complete the splicing activity at the rate reflected in this
Amendment. In the case of missing equipment cables, CLEC will be responsible for
installing the cables if not delivered at job completion. The installation activity must be
conducted by a Qwest approved vendor and follow the designated racking route~ Final
test and turn-up will be performed under the Maintenance and Repair process containedherein.
Billing. Virtual Collocation
Virtual Collocation will be considered complete when the Premises is
Ready for Service U~FS). Cooperative testing between CLEC and Qwest may be
negotiated and performed to ensure continuity and acceptable transmission parameters
in the facility and equipment.
Billing. Caged and Cageless Physical Collocation
Payment for the remaining nonrecurring charges shall be upon the RFS
date. Upon completion of the construction activities and payment of the remaining
nonrecurring charges, Qwest will schedule a walk through of the space with CLEC.
During this joint walk through, Qwest will turn over access to the space and provide
security access to the Premises. Upon completion of the acceptance walk through
CLEC will be provided the Caged or Cageless Physical Collocation completion package
(i.e., all ordering information). The monthly Billing for leased space, DC power, Entrance
Facility, and other associated monthly charges will commence with CLEC sign off on the
completion of the physical space. CLEC may then proceed with the installation of its
equipment in the Collocation space, unless early access has been arranged pursuant to
Section 8.7. If Qwest, despite its best efforts, including notification through the
contact number on the Collocation Application, is unable to schedule the walk through
with CLEC within twenty-one (21) calendar Days of the RFS, Qwest shall activate the
monthly recurring charges.
Maintenance and Repair
Virtual Collocation
Maintenance Labor, Inspector Labor, Engineering Labor and Equipment
Labor business hours are considered to be Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
(local time) and after business hours are after 5:00 pm and before 8:00 am (local time),
Monday through Friday, all day Saturday, Sunday and holidays.
Installation and maintenance of CLEC's virtually collocated equipment will
be performed by Qwest or a Qwest authorized vendor.
Upon failure of CLEC's virtually collocated equipment, Qwest will promptly
notify CLEC of such failure and the corrective action that is needed. Qwest will repair
such equipment within the same time periods and with failure rates that are no greater
than those that apply to the performance of similar functions for comparable equipment
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of Qwest. CLEC is responsible for transportation and delivery of maintenance spares to
Qwest at the Premises housing the failed equipment. CLEC is responsible for
purchasing and maintaining a supply of spares.
Physical Collocation
CLEC is responsible for the maintenance and repair of its equipment
located within CLEC's leased space.
Interconnection Distribution Frame
CLEC is responsible for block and jumper inventory and maintenance at
the Interconnection Distribution Frame and using industry accepted practices for its
terminations. Additionally, CLEC is responsible for having jumper wire and tools for
such operations. Qwest is responsible for the overall repair and maintenance of the
frame;' including horizontal and vertical mounting positions, cable raceways, rings, and
troughs, and general housekeeping of the frame.
Adjacent Collocation and Adjacent Remote Collocation
CLEC is responsible for the maintenance and repair of its equipment
located within CLEC's Adjacent Collocation and Adjacent Remote Collocation space.
Facility Connected (FC) Collocation
Qwest will be responsible for all Maintenance and Repair of FC
Collocation facilities from the C-POI into and within the Wire Center, and for the
associated Interconnection, ancillary services, and Finished Services terminated on the
FC Collocation blocks or panels. CLEC does not have physical access to the Wire
Center for FC Collocation.
Splitter Collocation
When Splitters are installed in Qwest Wire Centers via Common Area
Splitter Collocation, CLEC will order and install additional Splitter cards as necessary to
increase the capacity of the Splitters. CLEC will leave one (1) unused, spare Splitter
card in every shelf to be used for Maintenance and Repair until such time as the card
must be used to fill the shelf to capacity.
When Splitters are instaUed in Qwest Wire Centers via standard
Collocation arrangements, CLEC may install test access equipment in its Collocation
areas in those Wire Centers for the purpose of testing Shared Loops. This equipment
must meet the requirements for Central Office equipment set by the FCC in its March 31
1999 Order in CC Docket No. 98-147.
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Idaho
Notes
Collocation
All Collocation
PlanninQ and EnQineerinQ
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Cable Auament Quote Preoaration Fee $1.284.
Entrance Facilitv
Standard Shared per Fiber $5.44 $616.
Cross Connect oer Fiber $5.$722.
Express. per Cable $88.$9009.
Cable Solicina
Fiber - Per Set-$399.
Per Fiber Spliced $37.
1.4 Power Usaae
1.4.-48 Volt DC Power UsaQe. per Ampere. per Month
1.4.Power Plant
1.4.1.1 Less Than 60 Amos $10.
Eaual To or Greater Than 60 Amos $8.42
1.4.Power Usaae
1.4.Less Than or Eaual To 60 Amps oer Amp $2.47
Greater Than 60 Amos, per Amo $4.
AC Power Feed
AC Power Feed oer Amp, oer Month
120V $16.
208 V. Sinale Phase $27.
208 V Three Phase $48.
240 V Sinale Phase $32.
240 V Three Phase $55.
480 V Three Phase $111.
AC Power Feed, oer Foot. oer Month
20 Amo. Sinale Phase $0.0084 $7.
20 Amp, Three Phase $0.0105 $9.
30 Amp. Simile Phase $0.0091 $8.
2.4 30 Amp, Three Phase $0.0125 $11.
40 Amo. Sinale Phase $0.0107 $9.43
40 Amp. Three Phase $0.0147 $12.
50 Amp. SinQle Phase $0.0127 $11.
' 50 Amp. Three Phase $0.0177 $15.
60 Amp. Sinale Phase $0.0144 $12.
60 Amp, Three Phase $0.0204 $17.
100 Amo, Sinale Phase $0.0178 $15.
100 Amp. Three Phase $0.0277 $24.44
Inspector Labor. per Halt Hour
Reaular Hours Rate $28.
After Hours Rate minimum 3 hours $37.
Channel ReQeneration
DS1 Reaeneration $0.$0.
DS3 Reaeneration $0.$0.
Collocation Terminations
Shared Access
DSO
Cable Placement per 100 Pair Block $0.2262 $208.
Cable Placement oer Termination $0.0090 $4.
Cable. per 100 Pair Block $0.3304 $304.
1.4 Cable. oer Termination $0.0066 $4.
Blocks per 100 Pair Block $0.5730 $528.42
Blocks oer Termination $0.0115 $8.
Block Placement ner 100 Pair Block.$0.2381 $219.
Block Placement. oer Termination $0.0048 $3.
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Exhibit A
Idaho
DS1
Cable Placement oer 28 DS1s $0.4111 $362.
Cable Placement oer Termination $0.0442 $38;94
Cable oer 28 DS1s $0.3993 $351.
2.4 Cable. oer Termination $0.0429 $37.
Panel oer 28 DS1s $0.2742 $241.
Panel oer Termination $0.0330 $29.
Panel Placement oer 28 DS1s $0.0847 $74.
Panel Placement oer Termination $0.0091 $8.
DS3
Cable Placement oer Termination $0.1521 $134.
Cable, oer Termination $0.2578 $227.
Panel! Connector oer Termination $0.2625 . $231.
3.4 Panel! Connector Placement oer Termination $0.0204 $18.
1.4 Fiber Termination
1.4.Terminations. oer 12 Fibers $26.$1 513.
1.4.Additional Connector lif aoolicable)$0.47 $411;65
1.4.Cable Rackina - Shared oer 12 Fibers $26.47
4.4 Cable Racking - Dedicated $1.$1,433.
Security Charae
Per Emolovee oer Card $0.
Card Access oer Emolovee oer Office $7.
Comoosite Clock ! Central Office Synchronization
10.Synchronization - Comoosite Clock oer Port $7.44
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Soace Availabilitv CharQe $313.
Collocation Space Reservation Fee Charge will be
25% of
Nonrecurring
Fee
Collocation Soace Ootion Administration Fee $1 107.
, 8.1:15 Collocation Soace Ootion Fee oer SQuare Foot $2.
Virtual Collocation
Plannina and Enaineerina Fees
Quote Preoaration Fee $3.146.41 B,7
Maintenance Labor oer Half Hour
Reaular Hours Rate $29.
After Hours Rate $39.
TraininQ Labor oer Half Hour
Reaular Hours Rate $29.
2.4 Bav Soace
2.4.Eauioment Bay, oer Shelf $4.
2.4.Virtual Soace Construction. Initial Bav Provided $20.$17749.
2.4.Each Additional Bav Soace $3.$2 854.
2.4.4 Virtual Cable Rackina. oer Shelf $0.44 $384.
EnQineerina Labor oer Half Hour
Reaular Hours Rate $32.
After Hours Rate $43.
Installation Labor. oer Half Hour
Reaular Hours Rate $31.
After Hours Rate $41.
Rent
Floor Soace Lease oer SQuare Foot $2.
Rent. oer Shelf $4.
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Exhibit A
Idaho
Power Plant
-48 DC Power Cable. Der Cable
20 AmD Power Feed $4.$3985.41
30 AmD Power Feed $5.$4 537.
40 AmD Power Feed $6.$5 480.42
1.4 60 AmD Power Feed $11.$9706.
100 AmD Power Feed $18.$16370.
200 AmD Power Feed $34.59 $30473.
300 AmD Power Feed $54.$47917.
400 AmD Power Feed $77.$68.037.
Caaeless Phvsical Collocation
Plannina and Enaineerina Fee
Quote PreDaration Fee $3.146.
SDace Construction and Site PreDaration
Site PreDaration Fee ICB
2 Bavs $23.$20 603.40
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SDace Construction for Each Additional Bav $3.$2 854.
Adiustment for Sinale Bav - Chance to Standard Desian ($3.24)($2 854.
-48 Volt DC Power Cable
20 AmDPower Feed $4.$3985.
30 AmD Power Feed $5.$4 537.
40 AmD Power Feed $6.$5 480.42
7.4 60 AmD Power Feed $11.$9,706.
100 AmD Power Feed $18.$16.370.
200 AmD Power Feed $34.$30473.
300 AmD Power Feed $54.$47917.
400 AmD Power Feed $77.$68037.
Floor SDace Lease Der SQuare Foot $2.
Caged Physical Collocation
Plannina and Enaineerina Fee
8.4.Quote PreDaration Fee $3185.
8.4.SDace Construction and Site PreDaration
8.4.Site PreDaration Fee ICE
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8.4.Intentionally Left Blank
2.4 SDace Construction
8.4.2.4.Caae UD to 100 Sa. Ft.$38.$33927.
8.4.2.4.Caae - 101 to 200 Sa. Ft.$34.$30113.
8.4.2.4.Caae - 201 to 300 Sa. Ft.$42.$37154.
8.4.2.4.4 Cage - 301 to 400 Sq. Ft.$44.$38 922.
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8.4.-48 Volt DC Power Cable
8.4,20 AmD Power Feed $5.$4.954.
8.4.30 AmD Power Feed $6.$5.457.
8.4.40 AmD Power Feed $7.41 $6 526.
8.4.7.4 60 AmD Power Feed $12.$10 772.
100 AmD Power Feed $19.$17 531.
8.4.200 AmD Power Feed $37.$32 634.
8.4.300 AmD Power Feed $58.$51 315.
8.4.400 AmD Power Feed $82.$72861.
8.4.3 Space Construction - Fencina Credit
8.4.Caae UD to 100 Sa. Ft.$10.$5723.
Caae 101 - 200 Sa. Ft.$12.$7 135.
8.4.Caae 201 - 300 Sa. Ft.$14.47 $8015.
Caae 301 - 400 So. Ft.$16.$8 851.
8.4.Floor SDace Lease Der SQuare Foot $2.
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Idaho
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8.4.Groundina
8.4.2/0 AWG. per Foot $0.0097 $8.
8.4.1/0 AWG per Foot $0.0170 $14.
8.4.4/0 AWG per Foot $0.0200 $17.
8.4.8.4 350 kcmil per Foot $0.0258 $22.
8.4.500 kcmil oer Foot $0.0299 $26.
8.4.750 kcmil. per Foot $0.0456 $40.
Adiacent Collocation ICB
Remote Collocation
Phvsical & Virtual Remote Collocation
Soace Coer Standard Mountina Unit)$0.$665.47
FDI Terminations (per 25 Pair)$0.$484.
Power Usaae
Power Usaae 60 Amps or Less per Amo $2.47
Power Usaae More Than 60 Amos per Amo $4.
1.4 Quote Preparation Fee $1 064.
Adiacent Remote Collocation
Adjacent Remote Collocation (New)Under
Develooment
Adjacent Remote Collocation (Existing)Under
Development
Additional Virtual Remote Collocation Elements
Flat Charae.' per Job $36.
Enaineerlna Rate. per Half Hour $35.
Maintenance per Half Hour $29.40
3.4 Installation oer Half Hour $29.40
Trainina. per Half Hour $29.40
CLEC to CLEC
Desian Enaineerina & Installation
Flat Charae (Desian Enaineerina - No Cables)$634.
Fiber Flat Charae $1 229.
Cable Rackina
DSO per Foot per Cable $0.11848
DS1 oer Foot oer Cable $0.13075
DS3. per Foot. per Cable $0.10234
2.4 Fiber per Foot per Fiber $0.93313
Virtual Connections (if applicable - Connections onlv: No cables)
DSO Per 100 Connections)$194.
DS1 Per 28 Connections)$91.
DS3 Per 1 Connection)$5.
Fiber Connections per Fiber Spliced $37.
7.4 Cable Hole (if Applicable)$386.
CLEC to CLEC Cross Connection $201.
Interconnection Distribution Frame lICDF) Collocation ICE
Application to Request Cancellation QPF Prorated
Job Costs
Microwave Collocation Under
Development
Field Connection Point lFCP)
11.FCP Set-up. per ReQuest $3.$3.291.
11.FCP splicina. per 25 Pairs $0.$13.
11.FCP Reclassification Charae $463.
11.4 Feasibilitv Fee / Quote Preoaration Fee $1 197.
Facility Connected (FC) Collocation
12.FC Collocation Quote Preparation Fee. per Reauest ICB
12.FC Collocation Enaineerlna Fee. oer Job ICB
12.FC Collocation Cooper Entrance Facilitv Charae per 100 Pair ICB ICB
12.4 FC Collocation Fiber Entrance Facilitv Charae oer 12 Fibers $5.$616.
12.FC Collocation Termination Block with Protectors Charae oer 100 Pairs ICB ICB
Owest Idaho TRO USTA II Negotiations Template SGAT Third Revision Exhibit A
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Idaho
12.FC Collocation Termination Panel Charae. oer 12 Strands ICB ICB
12.FC Collocation DS1 Voltaae Isolation. oer Pair ICB ICB
DC Power Reduction
13.Quote PreDaration Fee $703.
13.Power Reduction Less than 60 Amos $494.45
13.. Power Reduction EQual to 60 Amos $706.
13.4 Power Reduction Greater than 60 AmDs Der AmD $895.
13.Power On / Off $621.
13.Batterv Distribution Fuse Board (BDFB)Rent $64.
Collocation Transfer of ResDonsibilitv
14.Wireline and Wireless Local Interconnection Service Trunks
14.Per Trunk Grouo $32.
14.Per Facilitv Circuit $32.
14.Assessment Fee $1 036.
14.Network Svstems Administration Fee $1.586.
14.4 Unbundled Looo, oer Circuit $32.
14.Sub-Loop and Shared Distribution Loop, per Circuit $32.
14.Line Sharin!:!, Line Splittin!:!, and Line Partitionina. oer Circuit $32.
14.Unbundled Dedicated Interoffice Transoort, oer Circuit $32.
14.Enhanced Extended LQoo / LooD Mux Combination, Der Circuit $32.
14.Loop Splitting. Per Circuit $32.
14.Unbundled Dark Fiber, per Circuit $32.
Collocation Available InventorY
15.Standard Sites
15.Removal of Terminations
15.DSO Der 100
15.DS1 Der Termination
15.DS3. oer Termination
15.OCN oer 12 Fibers
15.Quote PreDaration Fee (QPF)
15.Caaeless (uses aooroved rate from 8.$3.146.41 B,7
15.Caaed (uses aooroved rate from 8.4.1. f). $3 185.
15.Soecial Sites
15.SDecial Site Assessment Fee
15.Network Systems Assessment Fee
15.Site Survey
15.Re-usable Elements ICB
Collocation Decommissionina (uses rates from 9.20)
16.Additional Labor Other - Basic $27.
16.Additional Labor Other - Overtime $36.
16.Additional Labor Other - Premium $46.
16.4 Additional Disoatch $87.
Joint Testina (uses rates from 8.
17.Set-UD Fee (Drice contains a one hour set-uo fee)$58.
17.Test Time Fee. per Half Hour $29.
NOTES:
Unless otherwise indicated, all rates are pursuant to Idaho Public Utilities Commission Dockets:
A AT&T Arbitration Docket USW-96-15, Order No 27738, effective September 17. 1998.
B Cost Docket OWE-T-o1-11, Order No. 29408 (January 5, 2004) rates effective January 5, 2004.
# Voluntary Rate Reduction, Docket USW-T -00-, effective 6/10/02. Reductions reflected in the 5/24/02 Exhibit A.
#If. Second Voluntary Rate Reduction, Docket USW-T -00-, effective 6/7/02. Reductions reflected in the 7/10/02 Exhibit A.
##If. Third Voluntary Rate Reduction, Docket USW- T -00-, effective 12/16/02, Reductions reflected in the 10/16/02 Exhibit A
(1) TELRIC rates proposed in Cost Docket OWE-1-o1-11 testimony filed on November 12, 2003. The case was bifurcated and the rates using this footnote are
proposed in Phase 2 of the cost docket.
(2) Market-based rates.
(3) ICB. Individual Case Basis pricing.
(4) The State of Idaho has retained the oversight on these rates. These rates are not under the jurisdiction of the FCC.
(5) FCC ordered rates pursuant to the FCC's Order on Remand and Report and Order (Intercarrier Compensation for ISP-Bound Traffic) CC Docket 01-131 (FCC
ISP Order), effective June 14, 2001.
(6) Effective August 1, 2003, Owest will no longer bill the recurring and nonrecurring charges for Channel Regeneration. Owest reserves the right to revert back to
the contractual rate only after appropriate notice is given.
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Idaho
(7) The preliminary Quote Preparation Fees (QPF) are included in the space construction charges. Upon completion of the collocation construction. the QPF will
be credited to the final space construction charge for the virtual. caged or cageless collocation job. These engineering and planning charges are also included
in the Virtual. Caged and Cageless Quote Preparation Fees.
(8) Effective 11/04. Qwest will no longer perfonn Bridge Tap and/or Load Coil Removal (Conditioning) to facilitate provisioning of its Qwest Retail DSL offering. In
order to pennit CLECs to provision their own xDSL Capable Loops, Qwest in now re-instituting the charge to continue Conditioning for the 2I4-Wire Unbundled
Loop, ADSL Compatible Unbundled Loop, ISDN (BRI) Capable Unbundled Loop, xDSL-1 Capable Unbundled Loop. Non-Commercial Line Sharing. Line
Splitting, Non-Gommercial Shared Distribution Loop and Loop Splitting, effective 3/14/05. Qwest can't bill the REC rate structure, but will bill customers the
lower of the two rates.
(9) Owest is voluntarily reducing this rate in order to keep rate relationship with the Fiber Transport .per Pal,.. rate element
(10) Owest has not implemented this UNE rate or charge in its billing system but reserves the right to assess such a charge in the future.
(11) All technically feasible Vertical Switch Features are available with compatible unbundled switch ports. No monthly recurring charge applies for Basic Vertical
Switch Features. . Only basic Vertical Switch Features with nonrecurring charges are listed. Nonrecurring charges are applicable whenever a feature is added -
whether on new installation, conversion, or change order activity. Vertical Switch Features not listed are included in the cost of the switch port and have a rate
of zero for both recurring and nonrecurring charges.
(12) The Premium Port monthly recurring charge applies in addition to the Analog or Digital Line Side Port recurring charges when Premium Features are ordered
with analog or digital ports.
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(h)
EXHIBIT B
SERVICE INTERVAL TABLES
Unbundled Loops and Line Splitting Service Interval Table:
Established Service Intervals 2/4 Wire Analog (Voice Grade):
1 )8 lines Five (5) business days
16 lines Six (6) business days
17 -24 lines Seven (7) business days
25 or more 1GB
Established Service Intervals for 2/4 Wire Non-Loaded Loops , and ADSL Compatible
Loops that do not require conditioning:
8 lines Five (5) business days
16 lines Six (6) business days
17 -24 lines Seven (7) business days
25 or more .ICB
Established Service Intervals for xDSL-I/ BRI ISDN Capable Loops that do not require
conditioning:
8 lines
16 lines
17-24 lines
25 or more
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Established Service Intervals for Line Splitting:
No conditionin
With conditionin
With line move/UDC removal
Conditioned Loops for 2/4 Wire Non-Loaded Loops, ADSL Compat!ble, Basic Rate ISDN
Capable, xDSL-Capable Loops, and Line Splitting:
Fifteen 15 business da s
1GB
8 lines
9 or more
(i) Established Repair Intervals for 4-wire Analog Loops, 2/4 Wire Non-Loaded Loops
Basic Rate ISDN Capable Loops, and ADSL Compatible Loops, and xDSL-Capable Loops:
I Four (4) hours
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EXHIBIT B
SERVICE INTERVAL TABLES
Quick Loop
1 to 24 Lines
25 or more Lines
Three 3 business da s
ICB
Quick Loop with Number Portability.1) 1 to 8 Lines
9 to 24 Lines3) 25 or more Lines
(k)
(I)
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Established Service Intervals for 2/4 Wire Distribution and Non-loaded Distribution Loop
1 or more Lines Two (2) business days or Appointment Scheduler
(n) Established Service Interval for Unbundled Loop Batch Hot Cut (BHC) Migrations - only
applicable on 2/4 Wire Analog Loops - with or without local number portability (LNP), including
Line Splitting to Loop Splitting (as part of the BHC):
Minimum twenty-five (25) per CLEC to a maximum of one hundred (100) per
cumulative total of all CLECs er Central Office, er da - Seven 7 business da s
(0) Established Service Interval for modified Integrated Digital Loop Carrier (IDLC) BHC
.,.
only applicable on 2/4 Wire Analog Loops:
No more that 40 lines per state, per day cumulative total for all CLECs - Seven (7)
business days
* Installation ' Guidelines apply where facilities/network capacity are in place. Where
facilities/network capacity are not in place, intervals are handled on an Individual Case Basis
(ICB).
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