Network Technical Requirements, Standards and Notices Clause Samples

The "Network Technical Requirements, Standards and Notices" clause defines the technical specifications and standards that must be met for any network-related work or services under the agreement. It typically outlines the protocols, performance benchmarks, and compliance requirements that the parties must adhere to, and may require one party to notify the other of any changes to these standards or requirements. This clause ensures that all network components are compatible, secure, and up-to-date, thereby minimizing technical disputes and maintaining the integrity and reliability of the network infrastructure.
Network Technical Requirements, Standards and Notices. 1.7.1 Each Party will provide the services in this Agreement to the other Party at a standard equal in quality to that provided to itself or to any subsidiary, affiliate, or any other party to which such Party provides interconnection. Either Party may request, and the other Party will provide, to the extent technically feasible, services that are superior or lesser in quality than the providing Party provides to itself provided, however, that such services shall be considered Special Requests. 1.7.2 Nothing in this Agreement is intended to limit either Party's ability to upgrade or modify its network, including, without limitation, the incorporation of new equipment, new software or otherwise so long as such upgrades or modifications are not inconsistent with the Parties obligations under the terms of this Agreement. 1.7.3 The Parties agree to comply with Sections 51.325 through 51.335 of Title 47 of the Code of Federal Regulations as may be amended from time to time regarding notifications, network changes, upgrades, and/or modifications. 1.7.4 Each Party will be solely responsible, at its own expense for the overall design of its telecommunications services and for any redesigning or rearrangement of its telecommunications services which may be required because of the other Party’s modifications, including, without limitation, changes in facilities, operations or procedures, minimum network protection criteria, or operating or maintenance characteristics of facilities. Each Party agrees to waive nonrecurring charges associated with either Party’s initiated rehoming of facilities, provided, however, that each Party shall be responsible for any other costs associated with the reconfiguration of its network.
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