Service Orders and Provisioning of Circuits Sample Clauses

Service Orders and Provisioning of Circuits. 5.1 Services requested by SBCS hereunder shall be requested on a mutually agreed upon Service Order form ("Service Order(s))". Unless the Service to be provided is a Warranted Service or the Service will be provided pursuant to Schedule F, Will▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇erves the right not to accept a Service Order under this Agreement if the Service is not Available. 5.2 The Parties recognize that providing world class services requires prompt and responsive services. In order to assure that SCBS is in a position to provide such prompt and responsive service, Will▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇eby covenants and agrees that it will make available to SCBS Service Intervals for On-Net Transport Services that are at least equal, if not superior, to industry standards. In all events, the Service Intervals for On-Net Transport Services shall not be longer than those set forth in this Section 5. The On-Net Service Intervals set forth in this Section 5 comport with industry standards today and are not subject to change for 6 (six) months except by mutual agreement. 5.2.1 When a Service Order is placed, SBCS will indicate a requested start date (the "Requested Start Date") for the On-Net Transport Service and, except for 1+ Voice Services, the desired term of the On-Net Transport Service, the specific city pairs, the applicable bandwidth and any other information required pursuant to the Service Order form developed pursuant to Section 5.1. Will▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇l acknowledge receipt of a Service Order **** during Business Days of receipt of such Service Order (the "Acknowledgment"). Within **** of the Acknowledgment, Will▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇l issue a firm order commitment (the "FOC") indicating the anticipated Start Date for such On-Net Transport Service, and indicating the status, if any, of any request for Local Access Services or Off-Net InterLATA Services that SBCS requested in the Service Order. Will▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇l make all reasonable efforts to meet SBCS's Requested Start Date. In the event that SBCS requests a ------ **** Confidential material has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. change in the Requested Start Date, SBCS's Requested Start Date will be changed to reflect the number of days of delay, or advance, as mutually agreed upon. 5.2.2 Will▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇l activate ANIs and will order service from the Local Access Service Provider for 1+ Voice Service within **** of the request for such Service, unless otherwise specified by SBCS. 5.3 Standard On-Net Service Intervals 5.3.1 Will▇▇▇▇...
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Service Orders and Provisioning of Circuits. 4.1 Services requested by Customer hereunder shall be requested on Seller's Service Order forms in effect from time to time or on Customer's forms accepted in writing by Seller ("Service Order(s)"). A Sample Service Order form is attached hereto and incorporated as Exhibit III. Each Service Order shall reference this Agreement and its respective Agreement number. Seller reserves the right not to accept a Service Order under this Agreement at any time. 4.2 When a Service Order is placed, the Customer will indicate a requested start date (the "Requested Start Date") for the Service, the desired term of the Service, the specific city pairs, the applicable bandwidth and any other information necessary for Seller to provide the Service. . Customer's Requested Start Date will be the Requested Start Date passed on to the Local Exchange Carrier and the basis for any adjustments set forth below. Seller will make reasonable efforts to meet Customer's Requested Start Date. In the event that a Requested Start Date is altered, Customer's Requested Start Date will be changed to reflect the number of days of delay or advance, as appropriate (the "Actual Start Date"). Changes to Customer's Requested Start Date are further limited pursuant to Sections 4.5 and 4.6. 4.3 This Agreement shall apply to all Services, Local Access Services and Ancillary Services provided by Seller to the Customer whether pursuant to a Service Order or otherwise. 4.4 Seller's standard service implementation interval for Services provided on Seller's owned and operated network is forty-five (45) days from acceptance of a Service Order by Seller's Customer Care department. Such acceptance shall be indicated by the signature of a representative of such department on the Service Order. The standard service implementation interval for Services provided by a third party and either partially or wholly off of Seller's owned -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- stddoc Page 2 of 31 1-CSA 991216.doc Williams Communications - Proprietary & Confidential -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- and operated network shall be determined on an individual case basis. Seller shall make reasonable efforts to provide Services within its standard service implementation interval or on Customer's Requested Start Date. Failure of Seller to deliver by such date shall not constitute a default under this Agreement and Seller shall not be liab...
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