Off Net Special Build Sample Clauses

The Off Net Special Build clause defines the terms and conditions under which a service provider will construct new network infrastructure to reach locations not currently served by its existing network. Typically, this clause outlines the process for assessing feasibility, estimating costs, and obtaining customer approval before any construction begins. For example, if a customer requests service at a remote site, the provider may require a special build agreement to cover the additional expenses. The core function of this clause is to allocate responsibility and costs for network expansion, ensuring both parties understand the requirements and financial implications of extending service to off-network locations.
Off Net Special Build. Where Verizon uses third-party network(s) to provide Access, and a third party needs to extend its network to reach the Customer Site, Verizon will arrange for the third party to perform such work. Customer will pay the cost of that third-party work, which will be added to Customer’s Service Order and which will extend the installation period.
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Off Net Special Build. Where Verizon uses third-party network(s) to provide Access, and a third party needs to extend its network to reach the Customer Site, Verizon will arrange for the third party to perform such work. Customer will pay the cost of that third-party work, which will be added to Customer’s Service Order and which will extend through the installation period. Verizon may also extend facilities to reach the Customer Site, or the Minimum Point of Entry. Customers will pay the cost of that construction which will be added to Customer’s Service Order and which will extend through the installation period,- should a site survey reveal excess construction costs the order may be canceled and the customer will be given an opportunity to place a new order with full construction costs.
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Off Net Special Build. Customer agrees that charges described above relating to the provision of Local Access circuits to Customer’s Site(s) may also be assessed an additional NRC for Customer Sites into which certain third party vendors of Verizon may have to build Local Access circuits (the “Build Work”). The applicable NRC will be specified on the Customer’s Service Order. Customer understands that the Build Work will result in an extended installation period. Customer further understands and agrees that Verizon will not be responsible or liable for the work performed by the third party vendor.
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