Request for Collocation Sample Clauses

A Request for Collocation clause establishes the process by which one party may formally request to place its equipment or facilities within the premises or infrastructure of another party. Typically, this clause outlines the requirements for submitting a request, such as providing technical specifications, proposed locations, and compliance with safety or operational standards. Its core practical function is to facilitate shared use of infrastructure while ensuring that such arrangements are managed in an orderly and transparent manner, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring efficient use of space and resources.
Request for Collocation. A request for physical collocation must be submitted to ACS in writing. At a minimum, the request must include: (a) identification of the premises or point where collocation is requested, (b) floor space requirements, (c) distribution frame space requirements, (d) building entrance facility requirements, (e) power and ground requirements, (f) type of equipment to be collocated and its intended use, and (g) date AFS requests for occupancy of collocated space. A site survey may be included with the request.
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Request for Collocation. A request for adjacent collocation shall be submitted to ACS in writing. At a minimum, the request must include: (a) identification of the premises or point where collocation is requested, (b) ground space requirements if on ACS property, (c) distribution frame space requirements, (d) building entrance facility requirements,
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Request for Collocation. 3.10.1.1 A request for virtual collocation must be submitted to ACS in writing. At a minimum, the request must include: (a) identification of the premises or point where collocation is requested, (b) floor space requirements, (c) distribution frame space requirements, (d) building entrance facility requirements, (e) power and ground requirements, (f) type of equipment AFS requests ACS to install and its intended use, and (g) date AFS requests ACS to complete the installation. A site survey may be included with the request. 3.10.1.2 Within five (5) business days of receipt of AFS’ request for collocation, ACS and AFS will assign SPOCs for the collocation request. The SPOCs will work cooperatively and ACS will provide AFS with access to engineering and facility records necessary to properly design collocation space, equipment layout, power systems, cable racks, cabling, etc.
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Request for Collocation. 3.10.1.1 A request for virtual collocation must be submitted to ACS in writing. At a minimum, the request must include: (a) identification of the premises or point where collocation is requested, (b) floor space requirements, (c) distribution frame space requirements, (d) building entrance facility requirements, (e) power and ground requirements, (f) type~oefquipment TALD requests ACS to install and its intended use, and (g) date TALD requests ACS to complete the installation. A site survey may be included with the request. 3.10.1.2 Within five (5) business days of receipt of TALD’s request for collocation, ACS and TALD will assign SPOCs for the collocation request. The SPOCs will work cooperatively and ACS will provide TALD with access to engineering and facility records necessary to properly design collocation space, equipment layout, power systems, cable racks, cabling, etc.
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