Common use of COLLOCATOR RESPONSIBILITIES Clause in Contracts

COLLOCATOR RESPONSIBILITIES. 9.1 The Collocator will provide at its expense, all facilities and equipment necessary to facilitate interconnection and access to SBC-13STATE UNEs including, without limitation, the following: 9.1.1 All plug-ins and/or circuit packs (working, spare, and replacements). 9.1.2 All provisioning of virtually collocated equipment. 9.1.3 Any ancillary equipment and cabling used for remote monitoring alarms and control. 9.1.4 Any technical publications and updates associated with all Collocator-owned and provided equipment. 9.1.5 Any Product Change Notice (PCN) modifications, upgrades, and/or changes to the Collocator's equipment that requires the work to be performed within the Eligible Structure must be completed by an SBC-13STATE Approved Vendor or Manufacturer. Escort charges will apply. 9.1.6 All training as specified in Section 9.14. 9.1.7 All defective hard-wired equipment upgrades or changes within the Eligible Structure must be completed by an SBC-13STATE Approved Vendor or Manufacturer. Escort charges will apply. 9.1.8 A storage cabinet for the storage of Collocator's spare circuit packs, unique tools, test equipment, etc. used by SBC-13STATE to maintain and repair virtually collocated equipment. 9.1.9 Procurement, placement and termination of interconnection cabling between Collocator's dedicated space and SWBT Main Distribution Frame or its equivalent by Collocator's SBC-13STATE Approved Vendor. Additional requirements relating to placement and termination of interconnection cabling is set forth in Section 10.5 of this Appendix.

COLLOCATOR RESPONSIBILITIES. 9.1 The Collocator will provide at its expense, all facilities and equipment necessary to facilitate interconnection and access to SBC-13STATE UNEs including, without limitation, the following: 9.1.1 All plug-ins and/or circuit packs (working, spare, and replacements). 9.1.2 All provisioning of virtually collocated equipment. 9.1.3 Any ancillary equipment and cabling used for remote monitoring alarms and control. 9.1.4 Any technical publications and updates associated with all Collocator-owned and provided equipment. 9.1.5 Any Product Change Notice (PCN) modifications, upgrades, and/or changes to the Collocator's equipment that requires the work to be performed within the Eligible Structure must be completed by an SBC-13STATE Approved Vendor or Manufacturer. Escort charges will apply. Collocator must make access arrangements with the LOC as described in Section 14.1.4.1 of this Appendix. 9.1.6 All training as specified in Section 9.14. 9.1.7 All defective hard-wired equipment upgrades or changes within the Eligible Structure must be completed by an SBC-13STATE Approved Vendor or Manufacturer. Escort charges will apply. Collocator must make access arrangements with the LOC as described in Section 14.1.4.1 of this Appendix. 9.1.8 A storage cabinet for the storage of Collocator's spare circuit packs, unique tools, test equipment, etc. used by SBC-13STATE to maintain and repair virtually collocated equipment. 9.1.9 Procurement, placement installation and termination of interconnection cabling between Collocator's dedicated space Virtual Collocation Space and SWBT SBC-13STATE Main Distribution Frame or its equivalent by Collocator's SBC-13STATE Approved Vendor. Additional requirements relating to placement installation and termination of interconnection cabling is set forth in Section 10.5 of this Appendix. 9.1.10 Procurement and installation of power cable(s) by Collocator's SBC-13STATE Approved Power Installation Vendor from the Virtual Collocation Space to the designated SBC-13STATE’s Battery Distribution Fuse Bay (BDFB) or Power Plant Primary Distribution points, whichever is applicable. Additional requirements relating to installation of power cable(s) is set forth in Section 10.6 of this Appendix. 9.2 The Collocator is responsible for coordinating with the LOC in arranging mutually agreed upon visits to the Eligible Structure during the following timeframes and escort charges will apply. The Collocator must identify employee(s) and/or Collocator’s SBC-13STATE Approved Vendor(s) that will attend the visit and arrange access for these visit(s) as described in Section 9.2.6 of this Appendix. 9.2.1 Once when beginning the initial equipment installation. 9.2.2 Once during the middle of the equipment installation. 9.2.3 Once at turn-up completion of such equipment installation. 9.2.4 One (1) general visit per calendar year. 9.2.5 Additional mutually agreed upon visits. (Examples: Acceptance of Virtual Collocation Space and the purpose of performing a visual inspection on the installed equipment completed by the Collocator’s SBC-13STATE Approved Vendor prior to turn-up.) 9.2.6 These visits must be arranged ten (10) business days in advance with the LOC. The LOC will generate the appropriate trouble ticket as described in Section 14. A maximum of two (2) Collocator's representatives per escort may participate in any one (1) of the site visits.

COLLOCATOR RESPONSIBILITIES. 9.1 The Collocator will provide at its expense, all facilities and equipment necessary to facilitate interconnection and access to SBC-13STATE UNEs including, without limitation, the following: 9.1.1 All plug-ins and/or circuit packs (working, spare, and replacements). 9.1.2 All provisioning of virtually collocated equipment. 9.1.3 Any ancillary equipment and cabling used for remote monitoring alarms and control. 9.1.4 Any technical publications and updates associated with all Collocator-owned and provided equipment. 9.1.5 Any Product Change Notice (PCN) modifications, upgrades, and/or changes to the Collocator's equipment that requires the work to be performed within the Eligible Structure must be completed by an SBC-13STATE Approved Vendor or Manufacturer. Escort charges will apply. 9.1.6 All training as specified in Section 9.14. 9.1.7 All defective hard-wired equipment upgrades or changes within the Eligible Structure must be completed by an SBC-13STATE Approved Vendor or Manufacturer. Escort charges will apply. 9.1.8 A storage cabinet for the storage of Collocator's spare circuit packs, unique tools, test equipment, etc. used by SBC-13STATE to maintain and repair virtually collocated equipment. 9.1.9 Procurement, placement installation and termination of interconnection cabling between Collocator's dedicated space and SWBT Main Distribution Frame or its equivalent by Collocator's SBC-13STATE Approved Vendor. Additional requirements relating to placement installation and termination of interconnection cabling is set forth in Section 10.5 of this Appendix. 9.1.10 Procurement and installation of power cable(s) by Collocator's SBC-13STATE Approved Power Installation Vendor from the dedicated space to the designated SBC-13STATE's Battery Distribution Fuse Bay (BDFB) or Power Plant Primary Distribution points, whichever is applicable. Additional requirements relating to installation of power cable(s) is set forth in Section 10.6 of this Appendix. 9.2 The Collocator is responsible for coordinating with the LOC in arranging mutually agreed upon visits to the Eligible Structure during the following timeframes and escort charges will apply. 9.2.1 Once when beginning the initial equipment installation. 9.2.2 Once during the middle of the equipment installation. 9.2.3 Once at turn-up completion of such equipment installation. 9.2.4 One (1) general visit per calendar year. 9.2.5 Additional mutually agreed upon visits. (Examples: Acceptance of Virtual Collocation Space and the purpose of performing an audit on the installed equipment completed by an SBC-13STATE Approved Vendor prior to turn- up.) 9.2.6 These visits must be arranged ten (10) business days in advance with the LOC. The LOC will generate the appropriate trouble ticket as described in Section 14. A maximum of two (2) Collocator's representatives per escort may participate in any one (1) of the site visits.