CHC SERVICE DESCRIPTION Clause Samples

CHC SERVICE DESCRIPTION. 2.1 Coordinated Hot Cut (CHC) Service is an optional manual service offering that permits CLEC to request a designated installation and/or conversion of service during, or after, normal business hours. 2.2 CLEC will initiate the beginning of a CHC by contacting the appropriate coordination center. This special request enables CLEC to schedule and coordinate particular provisioning requirements with the AT&T- 13STATE.
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CHC SERVICE DESCRIPTION. 2.1 Coordinated Hot Cut (CHC) Service is an optional manual service offering that permits MCIm to request a designated installation and/or conversion of service during, or after, normal business hours.. 2.2 MCIm will initiate the beginning of a CHC by contacting the appropriate coordination center. This special request enables MCIm to schedule and coordinate particular provisioning requirements with the AT&T ILLINOIS. 2.3 AT&T ILLINOIS may limit the number of service orders that can be coordinated based on workload and resources available. AT&T shall approve CHC requests on a non-discriminatory basis, by requesting carrier, and on a first come, first served basis. 2.4 Both Parties reserve the right to suspend the availability of CHC Service during unanticipated heavy workload/activity periods. Heavy workload includes any unanticipated volume of work that impacts a Party’s ability to provide its baseline service. Where time permits, the Party suspending CHC service will make every effort to notify the other Party when such unanticipated activities occur.
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CHC SERVICE DESCRIPTION. 2.1 Coordinated Hot Cut (CHC) Service is an optional manual service offering that permits LEVEL 3 to request a designated installation or conversion of service occurring at a specific time of day as specified by LEVEL 3 during, or after, normal business hours. 2.2 LEVEL 3 will initiate the beginning of a CHC by contacting the appropriate coordination center. This special request enables LEVEL 3 to schedule and coordinate particular provisioning requirements with the SBC-13STATE. 2.3 SBC-13STATE may limit the number of service orders that can be coordinated based on workload and resources available. SBC shall approve CHC requests on a non- discriminatory basis, by requesting carrier, and on a first come, first served basis. SBC- 13STATE acknowledges that the rapid and efficient processing of CHC service orders is critical to LEVEL 3’s ability to provide facilities-based services, and accordingly, SBC- 13STATE shall work cooperatively with LEVEL 3 to process as quickly as practicable any such service orders that SBC-13STATE has limited.
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CHC SERVICE DESCRIPTION. 2.1 Coordinated Hot Cut (CHC) Service is an optional manual service offering that permits CLEC to request a designated installation and/or conversion of service during, or after, normal business hours. 2.2 CLEC will initiate the beginning of a CHC by contacting the appropriate coordination center. This special request enables CLEC to schedule and coordinate particular provisioning requirements with the SBC-13STATE. 2.3 SBC-13STATE may limit the number of service orders that can be coordinated based on workload and resources available. SBC shall approve CHC requests on a non-discriminatory basis, by requesting carrier, and on a first come, first served basis. 2.4 The SBC-13STATE reserves the right to suspend the availability of CHC Service during unanticipated heavy workload/activity periods. Heavy workload includes any unanticipated volume of work that impacts the SBC- 13STATE’s ability to provide its baseline service. Where time permits, the SBC-13STATE will make every effort to notify CLEC when such unanticipated activities occur.
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