Verizons Provision of Certain Network Elements and Related Services Clause Samples

This clause outlines Verizon's obligation to provide specific network elements and related services to another party, typically in the context of telecommunications agreements. It details which network components—such as local loops, switching, or transport facilities—Verizon must make available, and may specify the terms, conditions, and technical standards for such provision. The core function of this clause is to ensure that the other party can access essential infrastructure needed to deliver their own services, thereby promoting competition and compliance with regulatory requirements.
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