ANCILLARY SERVICES AND ARRANGEMENTS Sample Clauses

The "Ancillary Services and Arrangements" clause defines the parties' obligations and rights regarding additional services or arrangements that support the main agreement but are not its primary focus. This may include services such as maintenance, training, technical support, or the provision of related materials, which are necessary for the effective implementation of the main contract. By clearly outlining the scope, terms, and responsibilities for these supplementary services, the clause ensures that both parties understand their commitments and helps prevent disputes over what is included or excluded from the agreement.
ANCILLARY SERVICES AND ARRANGEMENTS. 9.1 Signaling Access to Call-Related Databases 9.1.1 When NewPath is purchasing local switching from USWC, USWC will provide access via the STP to call related databases used in AIN services. The Parties agree to work in the industry to define the mediated access mechanisms for SCP access. Access to the USWC Service Management Systems (SMS) will be provided to NewPath, via the BFR process, to activate, modify, or update information in the call related databases, equivalent to the USWC access. 9.1.2 USWC will offer unbundled signaling via LIS-Common Channel Signaling Capability (CCSAC). CCSAC service utilizes the SS7 network and provides access to call-related databases that reside at USWC’s SCPs, such as the Line Information Database (LIDB) and the 800 Database. The access to USWC’s SCPs will be mediated via the STP Port in order to assure network reliability.
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ANCILLARY SERVICES AND ARRANGEMENTS. 9.1 SIGNALING ACCESS TO CALL-RELATED DATABASES 9. 1.1 When ACI is purchasing local switching from USWC, USWC will provide access via the STP to call related databases used in AIN services. The Parties agree to work in the industry to define the mediated access mechanisms for SCP access. Access to the USWC Service Management Systems (SMS) will be provided to ACI, via the BFR process, to activate, modify, or update information in the call related databases, equivalent to the USWC access.
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ANCILLARY SERVICES AND ARRANGEMENTS. 9.1 Signaling Access to Call-Related Databases 9.1.1 When Pac-West is purchasing local switching from USWC, USWC will provide access via the STP to call related databases used in AIN services. The Parties agree to work in the industry to define the mediated access mechanisms for SCP access. Access to the USWC Service Management Systems (SMS) will be provided to Pac-West, via the BFR process, to activate, modify, or update information in the call related databases, equivalent to the USWC access. 9.1.2 USWC will offer unbundled signaling via LIS-Common Channel Signaling Capability (CCSAC). CCSAC service utilizes the SS7 network and provides access to call-related databases that reside at USWC's SCPs, such as the Line Information Database (LIDB) and the 800 Database. The access to USWC's SCPs will be mediated via the STP Port in order to assure network reliability. Pac-West may choose the signaling provider of their choice.
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ANCILLARY SERVICES AND ARRANGEMENTS. A. E911/911 Service 1. Aliant shall provide to NT&T, for NT&T’s End Users/Customers, E911/911 call routing to the appropriate PSAP. NT&T shall provide NT&T End User/Customer information to Aliant using Aliant’s format. Aliant shall provide NT&T’s End User/Customer information to the PSAP. Aliant shall use its service order process to update and maintain, on the same schedule that it uses for its End Users/Customers, the NT&T End User/Customer service information in the ALI/DMS (Automatic Location Identification/Location Information Data Base Management System) used to support E911/911 services, pursuant to Aliant’s standards. NT&T assumes all responsibility for the accuracy of the data that NT&T provides to Aliant for E911 data base operation. 2. The collection and reimbursement of any E911/911 surcharges to the PSAP by NT&T on behalf of NT&T’s End Users/Customers is the sole responsibility of NT&T. 3. E911 Data Base accuracy shall be as set forth below: a. Automatic Location Identification (“ALI”) discrepancies will be handled jointly by the PSAPs and Aliant in a format supplied by Aliant. Discrepancies shall be forwarded to NT&T by Aliant when relevant and will indicate incidents when incorrect or no ALI data is displayed. b. Each discrepancy report will be jointly researched by Aliant and NT&T as appropriate. Corrective action will be taken immediately by the responsible Party. c. Each Party will be responsible for the accuracy of its End User/Customer records. Each Party specifically agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the other Party from any claims, damages, or suits related to the accuracy of End User/Customer data provided for inclusion in the E911 Data Base. B. Directory Services 1. Listings Service (“Listings”) consists of Aliant placing the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of NT&T's End Users/Customers in Aliant's listing data base in a nondiscriminatory manner, based on End User/Customer information provided to Aliant by NT&T. Aliant is authorized to use Listings in Directory Assistance (DA) and as noted in paragraph 3 below. 2. NT&T will provide in Aliant required format, and Aliant will accept at no charge, one primary listing for each telephone number belonging to NT&T’s End Users/Customers. Primary listings and all other listings are defined in Aliant's General Exchange Tariff. 3. NT&T grants Aliant a non-exclusive license to incorporate Listings information into its directory assistance data base. Aliant’s use of NT&T’s Listings a...
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ANCILLARY SERVICES AND ARRANGEMENTS. 9.1 Signaling Access to Call-Related Databases70 9.1.1 When AT&T is purchasing local switching from USWC, USWC will provide access via the STP to call related databases used in AIN services. The Parties agree to work in the industry to define the mediated access mechanisms for SCP access. Access to the USWC Service Management Systems (SMS) will be provided to AT&T to create, modify, or update information in the call related databases, equivalent to the USWC access. 9.1.2 USWC will offer unbundled signaling via LIS-Common Channel Signaling Capability (CCSAC). CCSAC service utilizes the SS7 network and provides access to call-related databases that reside at USWC’s SCPs, such as the Line Information Database (LIDB) and the 800 Database. The access to USWC’s SCPs will be mediated via the STP Port in order to assure network reliability.71 9.1.3 CCSAC includes: 9.1.3.1 Entrance Facility - This element connects AT&T’s signaling point of interface with the USWC serving wire center (SWC). AT&T may purchase this element or it may self- provision the entrance facility. If the entrance facility is self-provisioned, AT&T would need to purchase collocation and an expanded interconnection channel termination.
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ANCILLARY SERVICES AND ARRANGEMENTS. Ancillary services as required by the Act will be addressed in separate agreements between the Parties. These include, but are not limited to Signaling Access to Call-Related Databases, Directory Assistance, Directory Listings, Busy Line Verify/Interrupt, Non-Local Traffic and Assistance Operator Services, LIDB, Access to Poles/Ducts/Conduits/Rights of Way, 800 and CMDS. Reciprocal Compensationcompensation does not apply to Ancillary Services and Arrangements.
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To the extent any Ancillary Facility exists, the following shall apply: (i) The applicable Revolving Commitment of the Ancillary Lender shall: (A) be deemed to be utilized by its applicable Ancillary Commitment for purposes of (1) calculating the commitment fee payable to such Ancillary Lender pursuant to Section 2.12(a) and (2) calculating the aggregate remaining amount of Revolving Exposure of all applicable Revolving Lenders available under the Revolving Facility (it being understood the commitment fee payable pursuant Section 2.12(a) to Lenders without an Ancillary Facility shall not be modified by the existence of any Ancillary Facility and for purposes of such calculation it shall be assumed that each such Lender’s Revolving Commitments have not been reduced as a result of such Ancillary Facility) (such remaining amount, the “Remaining Revolving Exposure”) and (B) not be deemed to be utilized by the Ancillary Commitment of the applicable Ancillary Lender for purposes of determining whether the Dollar Equivalent of such Ancillary Lender’s Revolving Exposure exceeds its applicable Revolving Commitment (and therefor whether such Ancillary Lender is required to make or participate in a Loan or Letter of Credit under this Agreement). (ii) Borrowings of the Remaining Revolving Exposure shall be made on a pro rata basis among the Revolving Lenders of the applicable Class (including the applicable Ancillary Lenders) pursuant to and subject to the limitations set forth in Section 2.01. 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