Consolidated Communications - NNE. dibla THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. NHPUC No. 2 NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE OPERATIONS LLC

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1 NHPUC No.2 Northern New England Telephone Operations LLC dlbfa Consolidated Communications - NNE Title Sheet First Revision Canceling Original (C) NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE OPERATIONS LLC dibla Consolidated Communications - Rates and Charges Effective In NNE (C) THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE NHPUC No. 2 a - c--.-u- Au references throughout this tariff to Northern New England Telephone Operations LLC d/b/a FairPoint Communications - NNE, the Telephone Company, or the Company, shall be read as Northern New England Telephone Operations LLC d/b/a Consolidated Communications - NNE. (N) Issued: January 11,2018 Robert D. Meehan Effective: February 19, 2018 Director Regulatory NH

2 Part A 1. Tariff Information and General Regulations General Concurring, Connecting and Other Participating Carriers Tariff Structure Page Revisions C. Supplement Numbers Tariff Codes A.1. (C) A.2. (D) A.3. (I) A.4. (N) A.5. (R) A.6. (S) A.7. (T) A.8. (X) Referencing Reference to Other Tariffs Reference to Other Publications Trademarks and Service Marks Reference to Competitive Local Exchange Carriers (CLEC) and Telecommunications Carriers (TC) as Customers A.1. Competitive Local Exchange Carrier A.2. Telecommunications Carrier (TC) Tariff Terminology Abbreviations Definitions Application of Tariff Scope Options to Obtain Interconnection Services, Access to Unbundled Network Elements or Ancillary Telecommunications Services Government Compliance Use of Service Scope B. Delegation or Assignment Lawful Use Title or Ownership Rights Responsibility of the Telephone Company Scope Liability Collocation Liability and Indemnification Provision of Service Automatic Number Identification (ANI) Discontinuance of Network Elements for Cause Coordination with Respect to Network Contingencies and Network Management Responsibility of the CLEC Scope Liability Collocation Liability and Indemnification Ownership of Facilities Page 1 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

3 Part A 1. Tariff Information and General Regulations Equipment Space and Power Availability for Testing and Inspection Coordination with Respect to Network Contingencies Signals Balance Design of CLEC Services References to the Telephone Company Reciprocal Arrangements Relationships With Other Carriers Signaling Facility and Equipment Standards Automatic Number Identification (ANI) Alternate Billed Calls Force Majeure Reciprocal Responsibilities Customer Notification and Coordination Changes and Substitutions Refusal and Discontinuance of Service Interference or Impairment Provision of Telephone Numbers Network Information Disclosure Confidential Information General Collocation General Responsibilities of the Interconnecting Parties Regulations General Dispute Resolution Mechanism Regulations Miscellaneous Nonexclusive Remedies Third Party Beneficiaries Governing Law Publishing and Advertising Amendments or Waivers Severability Survival of Obligations Nonexclusive Dealings Page 2 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

4 Part A 2. Bona Fide Request Process (BFR) General Description... 1 Page 3 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

5 Part A 3. Ordering of Service Orders for Interconnection Service General Labor Service Date Interval A.1. Standard Interval A.2. Negotiated Interval Modification A. Expedited Order Cancellation Service Order Standard Intervals A. Establishment of New Meet Point A, B, C, Two Way Meet Point A RTET, B. or Two-way Meet Point RTET... 3 Additions to Existing Trunk Groups (Meet Point A, Meet Point B, Meet Point C, Two-way Meet Point A RTET, Two-way Meet Point B RTET or DA Service and Installation Intervals SS7 Signaling Interconnection Trunks STP Ports A. Trunks/STP Ports Orders for Unbundled Network Elements (UNEs) General Service and Installation Intervals Unbundled Network Elements - Links A.1. Analog Two Wire Links A.2. Digital Two Wire (ISDN Premium) Links A.3. Digital (including ADSL, HDSL, SDSL and IDSL qualified) Two Wire Links A.4. Analog Four Wire Links A.5. Digital Four Wire (56KD) Links A.6. Digital (including HDSL qualified) Four Wire Links A.7. Digital Designed Links A.8. Manual Loop Qualification A.9. Engineering Query A.10. Digital High Capacity A.10.a 1.5 Mbps A.10.b 45 Mbps A.11. Local Number Portability without Unbundled Links Service and Installation Intervals Unbundled Network Elements Unbundled Local Switching A.1. Analog Line Port, PAL Port and Coin Port After Establishment of Switch Translation Activation A.2. Wiring to Bay or Hot Cut A.3. Basic Rate ISDN Line Port A.4. Primary Rate ISDN Line Port A.5. DS1 DID/DOD/PBX Port interface A.6. Integrated Digital Loop Carrier A.7. Electronic Key Telephone Port A.8. Feature Change to Line Port B. Trunk Ports... 7 Page 4 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

6 Part A 3. Ordering of Service Service and Installation Intervals Unbundled Network Elements Unbundled Interoffice Transmission Facilities A. Dedicated IOF Transport A.1. DS1 and DS A.2. STS-1, OC-3 and OC B. Dedicated Multiplexer A.1. 3/1 and 1/0 High Speed Channel A.2. 3/1 and 1/0 Low Speed Channel on an Existing Multiplexer Service and Installation Intervals Unbundled Network Elements Network Interface Device and House and Riser Cable A. NID B. House and Riser Cable Service and Installation Intervals Unbundled Network Elements Line Sharing A. Line Sharing Modification A. Expedited Order Cancellation Nonrecurring Charges (NRCs) General Description A.1. Service Order Charge A.2. Manual Intervention Surcharges A.3. Service Connection-Central Office Wiring A.4. Service Connection-Other A.5. Dispatch Out of Hours A.6. Installation Dispatch Out A.7. Customer Not Ready-In Charge A.8. Customer Not Ready-Out Charge A.9. Line and Station Transfer A.10. Engineering Query Charge A.11. Engineering Work Order Charge A.12. Clear Defective Pair Charge A.13. Reassignment of Non-Working Cable Pair Charge A.14. Binder Group Rearrangement Charge A.15. Repeater Installation Charge A.16. Apparatus Case Installation Charge A.17. Range Extenders-DS0 Installation Charge A.18. Range Extenders-DS1 Installation Charge A.19. Channel Unit to Universal/Cotted DLC System (Existing) Charge A.20. Serving Terminal-Installation/Upgrade Charge A.21. Activate Dead Copper Charge A.22. Multiplexer 1/0 - Installation Charge A.23. Multiplexer 1/0 Reconfiguration Charge A.24. Multiplexer 3/1 - Installation Charge A.25. Multiplexer 3/1 Reconfiguration Charge Page 5 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

7 Part A 3. Ordering of Service 3.3. Nonrecurring Charges (NRCs) (continued) Description A.26. Multiplexer Other - Installation Charge A.27. Move Drop Charge A.28. Cross Connection Existing Fiber Facility Charge A.29. Line Card - Installation Charge A.30. Copper Rearrangement Charge A.31. Central Office Termination Installation Charge A.32. IDLC Only Condition Charge A.33. Other Required Modifications A.34. Removal of Bridged Tap Charge A.35. Removal of Load Coils Charge A.36. Addition of ISDN Loop Extension Electronics A.37. Manual Loop Qualification Charge Page 6 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

8 Part A 4. Issuance, Payment and Crediting of Customer Bills Responsibility of the Telephone Company Billing Convention Methods Billing Periods Late Payment Penalty Payment Date Medium of Payment A.1. Immediately Available Funds Customer Deposits Billing Dispute Billing Adjustments and Verification Computation of Billed Charges Additional Copies of Bills and Reports Nonrecurring Charges (NCRs) Installation Payment Option Plans Collocation A.3. Removal or Discontinuance of Service Credit Allowance Conditions Service Interruptions F. Alternative Service Responsibility of the Customer Revenue Accounting Office (RAO) Establishing Service at Different Locations or Different Premises State and Local Taxes Page 7 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

9 Part A 5. Wire Centers by Density Zone Loop Application Urban Suburban Rural... 3 Page 8 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

10 Part B 1. Unbundled Network Elements (UNEs) Description General A. Network Elements Timing and Rating of Usage... 2 Page 9 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

11 Part B 2. Unbundled IOF Transport Description General C. DS1 Dedicated Transport C.1. Limitations on Unbundling Obligation D. DS3 Dedicated Transport D.1. Limitations on Unbundling Obligation I.1. Unbundled Dedicated DS1 IOF Transport I.2. Unbundled Dedicated DS3 IOF Transport J. Optical Carrier (OC) Levels (SONET) J.1. OC J.2. OC L. Synchronous Transport Signal Level 1 (STS-1) Exhibit-Unbundled Common Transport Exhibit-Unbundled Dedicated DS1 or DS3 IOF Transport Between Central Offices in the Same LATA Exhibit-Unbundled Dedicated DS1 or DS3 IOF Transport Between Existing POT Bay and IXC or TC Location Exhibit-Unbundled Dedicated OC3 or OC12 IOF Transport Between Existing Collocation Arrangements in Central Offices (FDF to FDF) Description B.1. Manual Digital Cross-Connects B.2. Main Distributing Frames (MDF) B.3. Fiber Distributing Frames (FDF) Application of Rates and Charges Channel Mileage NRCs Other Charges Page 10 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

12 Part B 3. Unbundled Multiplexer Description General A.1. DS3 to DS1 (3/1) B.1. DS1 to DS0 (1/0) Exhibit-DS3 to DS1 or DS1 to DS0 Multiplexer Connected to Existing TC Customer Cage (POT Bay) Application of Rates and Charges Monthly NRCs... 3 Page 11 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

13 Part B 4. Tandem Switching Description General A.1. Dedicated Tandem Trunk Ports A.2. Shared Tandem Trunk Ports A.3. Tandem Usage Regulations Description Application of Rates and Charges Description... 3 Page 12 of 67 - Issued: August 19, 2011

14 Part B 5. Links (Local Loops) Two Wire Links Description B. Two Wire Links B.1. Analog (Basic Link) B.2. Digital (Premium Link) Responsibility of the Telephone Company Responsibility of the TC Regulations Application of Rates and Charges Four Wire Links Description A.1. Basic Four-Wire Link A kbps Digital (56 KD) Link Responsibility of the Telephone Company Responsibility of the TC Regulations Application of Rates and Charges High Capacity Links B. DS1 Loops B.1. Limitations on Unbundling Obligation C. DS3 Loops C.1. Limitations on Unbundling Obligation Regulations Clear Channel Capability Option Application of Rates and Charges xdsl Qualified and Digital Designed Links Description B. Digital Two-Wire Link (including ADSL, HDSL, SDSL and IDSL) C. Digital Four-Wire Link (including HDSL) D. Digital Designed Links Ordering Service B.1. Mechanized Loop Qualification Database B.2. Manual Loop Qualification B.3. Engineering Query B.4. Engineering Work Order Responsibility of the Telephone Company Responsibility of the TC Regulations Application of Rates and Charges Page 13 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

15 Part B 6. Local Switching Line Ports Description A. DS0 Local Digital Switching A.1. Limitations on Unbundling Obligation A.2. Transition Arrangements A.3. CLEC Options Following the Transition Period A.4. Related Elements A.5. Limitations Related to Enterprise Switching Preserved C.1. Analog Line Port C.2. Basic Rate ISDN Port C.3. Primary Rate ISDN Port C.4. Integrated Digital Loop Carrier Port (TR-08 Interface) C.5. Electronic Key Telephone Port (EKTP) C.6. Coin Telephone Port C.7 Public Access Line (PAL) Port C.8. DS1 DID/DOD/PBX Port Interface C.9 Simplified Message Desk Interface II (SMDI II) Line Port Features A. Advanced Intelligent Network (AIN) Triggers B. Anonymous Call Rejection C. Call Forwarding, Call Forwarding Busy, Call Forwarding Don t Answer, Call Forwarding Busy Line/Don t Answer D. Call Waiting ID Deluxe-Number Only E. Call Waiting ID Deluxe F. Call Return G. Call Waiting H. Call Waiting ID and Call Waiting with Name I. Caller ID-Number Only J. Caller ID K. Centrex Intercom Dialing L. Customized Intercept M. Customized Ringing N. Direct Inward Dialing (DID) O. Hunting Groups O.1. Uniform Call Distribution Arrangement O.2 Non-hunting Number for Use with Hunt Group or Uniform Call Distribution Arrangements P. Originating Call Usage Recordings Q. Per Call Blocking R. Busy Redial S. Speed Dialing T. Remote Forwarding U. Three-Way Calling V. All Call Blocking Responsibility of the Telephone Company Responsibility of the TC Page 14 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

16 Part B 6. Local Switching Regulations E. Coin Telephone Ports and PAL Ports G. Line Port Traffic Study Application of Rates and Charges I. Line Port Traffic Study K. Coin Telephone Port L. AIN Trigger Trunk Ports Dedicated Trunk Port Dedicated Trunk Port Features A. Multifrequency or SS7 Signaling B. ANI C. 64CCC D. Operator and DA Signaling Shared Trunk Port Regulations Application of Rates and Charges Usage Determination of Chargeable Minutes of Use Application of Rates and Charges B. Unbundled Local Switching Charge (ULSC) C. Unbundled Shared Trunk Port Charge (USTPC) D. Unbundled Shared Tandem Transport Charge (UTTC) E. Composite Local Switching, Tandem Switching and Transport Resource Charge E.1. Unbundled Common Transport Charge (UCTC) E.2. Unbundled Toll Common Transport Charge (UTCTC) E.3. Tandem Transit Switching Charge (TTSC) E.4. Unbundled Telephone Company Reciprocal Compensation Charge (UNRCC) E.5. Unbundled TC Reciprocal Compensation Charge (UCRCC) Exhibit-Application of Usage Sensitive Charges Intra-Entity Calls Exhibit-Application of Usage Sensitive Charges Inter-Entity Calls Local Exhibit-Application of Usage Sensitive Charges Inter-Entity Calls - Toll Exhibit-Application of Usage Sensitive Charges Inter-Entity Calls - Access Group Routings General Page 15 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

17 Part B 7. Access to Signaling Systems and Call Related Databases Limitation on Unbundling Obligation Limitation on Unbundling Obligation General Description Line Information Database (LIDB) Access Description LIDB Record Management Description Database Access Service Description Common Channel Signaling (CCS/SS7) Description Service Management System (SMS) Description C. Service Creation D. Certification Testing E. AIN Customer Record Administration F. AIN Service Queries G. Help Desk Support H. SS7 Transport Application of Rates and Charges A. AIN Development A.1. NRC A.2. Monthly A.2.a Service Creation Usage A.2.b Certification and Testing A.2.c Help Desk Support A.2.d AIN SCP Record Provisioning B. AIN Service Deployment... 8 Page 16 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

18 Part B 8. Directory Assistance Services Directory Assistance (DA) Description Directory Assistance with Branding Application of Rates and Charges A. Directory Assistance B. Directory Assistance Credits Directory Assistance with Call Completion (DACC) Description Application of Rates and Charges Direct Access to Directory Assistance (DADA) Description Application of Rates and Charges... 3 Page 17 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

19 Part B 9. Operator Services General Furnishing of Service O+/Mechanized Operator Services (Calling Card, Collect, Bill to Third Number) Description Application of Rates and Charges Operator Handled Calls (Calling Card, Collect, Bill to Third Number) Description Application of Rates and Charges Inward Operator Services Description A.1. Busy Line Verification (BLV) A.2. Busy Line Verification/Interrupt (BLV/I) Responsibility of the TC Responsibility of the Telephone Company Application of Rates and Charges... 4 Page 18 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

20 Part B 10. Access to Operating Support Systems (OSS) General Description... 1 Page 19 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

21 Part B 11. Number Portability General Description C. Local Dialing Party Number Resources, Rate Centers and Routing Points General... 2 Page 20 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

22 Part B 12. Network Interface Device (NID) and House and Riser Cable Network Interface Device (NID) Description Regulations Responsibility of the TC Responsibility of the Telephone Company Application of Rates and Charges A. Changes B. Monthly C. NRC D. Time and Materials House and Riser Cable Description Responsibility of the Telephone Company Responsibility of the TC K. Liability Security Application of Rates and Charges A. Changes B. A Building Setup Service Charge C. NRC D. Monthly D.1. Building Access D.2. Floor Access E. Time and Materials Page 21 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

23 Part B 13. Expanded Extended Loop (EEL) General Description Maintenance Standards Responsibility of the Telephone Company General Responsibility of the TC General A.1. Option A.2. Option A.3. Option Application of Rates and Charges Description A. Monthly Rates B. NRCs B.1. EEL Test Charge B.2. Customer Not Ready Charges C. Collocation SAC or IAC Charges... 4 Page 22 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

24 Part B 14. Reserved for Future Use... 1 Page 23 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

25 Part B 15. Unbundled Network Element-Platform (UNE-P) Combinations General Description A. Limitations Related to UNE-P Combinations Using DS0 Local Circuit B. Switching... 1 Limitations Related to UNE-P Combinations Using Enterprise Switching Preserved Responsibility of the CLEC Network Design Request Mechanized Trouble Reporting Order of Service Classification of UNE-P Combinations A.1. Migration A.2. New Application of Rates and Charges Description A. General B. NRCs B.1. Service Order B.2. Service Connection-Other B.3. Service Connection-Central Office Wiring B.4. Other NRCs C. Monthly Rates D. Usage... 4 Page 24 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

26 Part B 16. Reserved for Future Use... 1 Page 25 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

27 Part B 17. Unbundled Dark Fiber General Description B. Dark Fiber Loops B.1. Limitations on Unbundling Obligation C. Dark Fiber Dedicated Transport C.1. Limitations on Unbundling Obligation Cable Records Review A.1. If Unbundled Dark Fiber is Available A.2. If Access to Unbundled Dark Fiber is Not Available Fiber Layout Map Field Survey A. Records Indicate No Spare Fiber B. Records Indicate Spare Fiber Available Testing Connectors Ordering Unbundled Dark Fiber Responsibility of the Telephone Company Description Responsibility of the TC Description Regulations Reserving Fiber Pairs Maintenance Spares Billing of Rates and Charges Request for Service Date Change Application of Rates and Charges NRCs D.1. Field Installation Charge D.2. Cable Documentation D.3. Records Review Monthly Rates A. Mileage Time and Materials Page 26 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

28 Part B 18. Unbundled Sub-loop Arrangement (USLA) General Description Ordering Service B.2.a. FDI Serving Address Inquiry B.2.b. Preliminary Engineering Records Review Responsibility of the TC Responsibility of the Telephone Company Application of Rates and Charges E. Other Charges E.1. Engineering Query E.2. Conditioning Options... 4 Page 27 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

29 Part B 19. Line Sharing General Description Ordering Service A. Pre-ordering Regulations C. Technical Specifications Responsibility of the TC Repair and Maintenance Application of Rates and Charges NRCs A.1. Service Order A.2. Service Connection-Central Office Wiring A.3. Service Connection-Other A.4. Manual Intervention Surcharges A.5. Installation Dispatch Out A.6. Customer Misdirect-In A.7. Customer Misdirect-Out A.8. Customer Not Ready A.9. Dispatch Out-Out of Hours A.10. Manual Loop Qualification A.11. Engineering Query A.12. Conditioning Charges Additional Labor Charges A.1. Dispatch-Out A.2. Pair Swap A.3. Joint Meet Testing A.4. Cooperative Testing Other A. Wideband Test Access Monthly Rate... 7 Page 28 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

30 Part B 20. Access to Poles, Ducts, Conduits and Rights of Way General Description... 1 Page 29 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

31 Part B 21. Exempt Wire Centers General Exempt Wire Centers... 1 Page 30 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

32 Part C 1. Switched Interconnection Services Description General C. Limitations Timing and Rating of Usage F. Proportionate Percentage of Use Provisioning A. Provisioning Two-Way Meet Point RTET Arrangements Types of Termination Meet Point A End Office Meet Point (Meet Point A) Arrangement Two-Way Meet Point A Reciprocal Traffic Exchange Trunk (RTET) Arrangement Meet Point B Tandem Meet Point (Meet Point B) Arrangement Two-Way Meet Point B Reciprocal Traffic Exchange Trunk (RTET) Arrangement Tandem Transit Service (TTS) Meet Point C End Office Meet Point (Meet Point C) Arrangement Transport to the Interconnection POT Description Responsibility of the Telephone Company Measuring TC Switched Interconnection Minutes Network Management Two-Way Meet Point A and Two-Way Meet Point B Reciprocal Traffic Exchange Trunks Interface Groups A.1. Interface Group A.2. Interface Group B. CCSA Signaling Connection Premises of the CLEC s POT Interface Codes Exhibit-Premises Interface Codes-Interface Group 6 (USOC-TTP6X) Exhibit-Premises Interface Codes-Interface Group 9 (USOC-TTP9X) Responsibility of the TC General B. Municipal Calling Service C. Reciprocal Obligations for TCs Receiving Traffic from the Telephone Company D. Revenue Accounting Office (RAO) Obligations Two-Way Meet Point A and Two-Way Meet Point B Reciprocal Traffic Exchange Trunks Combined Traffic B. Incorrect Usage Reporting Segregated Traffic Signaling Page 31 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

33 Part C 1. Switched Interconnection Services Database Access Description Responsibility of the Telephone Company Responsibility of the TC Application of Rates and Charges A. 800 Database 800 Service Provider Identification Charge B. 800 to POTS Translation Charge C. Call Handling and Destination Feature Charge Line Information Database (LIDB) Access Service Description Regulations A. Liability Responsibility of the Telphone Company Responsibility of the TC Application of Rates and Charges LIDB Record Management Description Regulations C.11. Blocking Option C.11.a. Option A C.11.b. Option B C.11.c. Option C C.11.d. Option D Application of Rates and Charges Common Channel Signaling Network Interconnection (CCS/SS7) Description Regulations B. Cooperative Testing C. Mileage Measurement Optional Services and Features Tandem Subtending Arrangements (TSA) B. Responsibility of the Telephone Company C. Responsibility of the TC Kbps Clear Channel Capability (64CCC) Supervisory Signaling Multiplexing Arrangements SS7 Signaling Option Charge Number (CN) Calling Party Number (CPN) Transactional Capabilities Application (TCAP) Page 32 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

34 Part C 1. Switched Interconnection Services Application of Rates and Charges Meet Point A and Two-Way Meet Point A Reciprocal Traffic Exchange Trunks A. MOU B. Billing Platform Configuration Meet Point B and Two-Way Meet Point B Reciprocal Traffic Exchange Trunks A. MOU B. Billing Platform Configuration C. Tandem Transit Service Meet Point C A. MOU B. Flat Rate NRCs A.1. Service Order A.2. Manual Intervention Surcharge A.3. Service Connection-Central Office Wiring A.4. Service Connection-Other A.5. Installation Charge Service Rearrangements E. Administration Changes CCS/SS7 Application of Rates and Charges A. Monthly Rates B. Usage C. NRCs D. Other NRCs D.7. Certification Testing and Set Up D.8. Rehome D-Link Conversion D.9. A-Link to D-Link Conversion D.10. Change in Hub Provider D.11. Additional Charge per Ten Originating TC NPA-NXXs Input E. LIDB Optional Features and Functions A. Multiplexing Page 33 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

35 NHPUCNo.2 PartC C D D D D E F Optional Services... 1 General... 1 Responsibility of the TC... 1 Reserved for Future Use... 2 Reserved for Future Use ) Reserved for Future Use... 2 Rese~ed for Future Use... 3.Reserved for Future Use... 3 Directory Listing -Services... 4 Description... 4 Responsibility of the Telephone Company... 4 Directory Errors... 4 Free Listings... 5 Charge Listings... 5 Operator Records... 5 Credit Limitations... 5 Definitions... 5 Notice... 5 Responsibility of the TC... 5 Application of Rates and Charges... 6 (T) (T) Page 34of67-lssued: March 11, 2016

36 Part D 1. Reserved for Future Use... 1 Page 35 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

37 Part E 1. Collocation Description General Service and Installation Intervals for Physical Collocation D.1. Day D.2. Day D.3. Day D.4. Day D.5. Day D.6. Day H. Forecast Request I.1 No Forecast Received I.2. Forecast Received One Month or Less Prior to Application Receipt Date I.3. Forecast Received Greater Than One Month and Less Than Two I.4. Months Prior to Application Receipt Date... 4 Forecast Received Two Months or More Prior to Application Receipt Date J. Vendor Delays K. Vendor Capacity K.1.a. Physical Collocation K.1.b. Virtual Collocation Termination of Arrangement Description... 6 Page 36 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

38 Part E 2. Physical Collocation General Description Site Survey/Report, Application, Engineering and Administration Responsibility of the Telephone Company Accommodations Deployment Requirements Point of Termination B.1. Option B.2. Option B.3. Option Minimum Floor Space Requirements/Anti-Warehousing Safety and Security Measures Repair and Maintenance Damage to the Multiplexing Node Reclamation of Space/Right to Terminate or Rearrange Provisions for Other Services Cabling Responsibility of the CLEC Cabling Ordering Service Safety and Technical Standards Insurance H. Self Insurance Inspections F. Scheduled Attestations Technical Specifications Joint Planning and Implementation Description Space Limitations Removal of Obsolete Equipment Splitter Arrangements Description B.1. Option A (Splitter in CLEC Physical Collocation Arrangement) B.2. Option C (Splitter in Telephone Company Area) Application of Rates and Charges Application Fee Space Conditioning Occupancy A. Building Expense B. POT Bay Frame B.1.a. Option B.1.b. Option B.1.c. Option C. DC Power Page 37 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

39 Part E 2. Physical Collocation Service Access Charge (SAC) A. SAC POT Bay Termination B. SAC Cable and Frame Termination Cable Placement and Splicing Escorting Conduit Prorating of Special Construction Charges Taxes Site Survey/Report Fee Security Access Cards Miscellaneous Collocation Power Service Charge Page 38 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

40 Part E 3. Virtual Collocation General Description Implementation Intervals and Planning Cancellation A.1. Non-Payment A.2. Tariff Violation A.3. Violation of Law Transmission Failure Responsibility of the Telephone Company Accommodations Plug-Ins and Spare Cards Safety and Technical Standards Responsibility of the CLEC Ordering Service B.1. Initial Arrangement B.2. Subsequent Arrangement B.3. Augment-Rearrangement of Equipment B.4. Software Upgrades/Additional Cards per Shelf Placement, Removal and Monitoring of Facilities and Equipment Use of Non-Standard Equipment Additions and Rearrangements Plug-Ins and Spare Cards Safety and Technical Standards Application of Rates and Charges General Application Fees A.1. Initial Arrangement A.2. Subsequent Arrangement A.3. Augment-Rearrangement of Equipment A.4. Software Upgrades/Additional Cards per Shelf Engineering and Implementation A. Initial Arrangement B. Subsequent Arrangement C. Augment-Rearrangement of Equipment D. Software Upgrades/Additional Cards per Shelf Installation/Acceptance Testing Interconnection Access Charge (IAC) Fiber Placement and Splicing Entrance Fiber Termination Fiber Distribution Frame (FDF) Direct Current (DC) Power Equipment Support Spare Cabinet Training Maintenance Additional Labor Charges Late Payment Penalty Miscellaneous Collocation Power Service Charge Page 39 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

41 Part E 4. Microwave Collocation General Description Responsibility of the Telephone Company Accommodations Safety and Technical Standards Security Responsibility of the CLEC Safety and Technical Standards Placement and Removal of Facilities and Equipment Moves, Replacements or Other Modifications Application of Rates and Charges General Space and Facilities Cable Rack Conduit Emergency Power and/or Environmental Support Escort Service Building Penetration... 8 Page 40 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

42 Part E 5. Interconnection Between Collocated Spaces Dedicated Transit Service (DTS) Description Responsibility of the CLEC A. Ordering, Provisioning, Payment, Maintenance and Disconnection of Service Dedicated Cable Support (DCS) Description Placement, Removal and Monitoring of Facilities and Equipment Responsibility of the CLEC A. Safety and Technical Standards Application of Rates and Charges DTS A. Service Order B. Manual Intervention Surcharge C. Service Connection/Circuit Provisioning D. Monthly Rate DCS... 4 Page 41 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

43 Part E 6. Secured Collocation Open Physical Environment (SCOPE) Description General Responsibility of the Telephone Company Accommodations Responsibility of the CLEC Description Application of Rates and Charges Implementation Charges B. The SPOT Bay Frame NRC C. SCOPE Construction NRC Monthly Rates D. SAC SPOT Bay Termination E. SAC Cable and Frame Termination F. SPOT Bay Frame G. Conduit Other Charges A. Escort Service B. Cable Placement and Splicing C. Site Survey/Report D. Security Access Cards E. Miscellaneous Collocation Power Service Charge... 4 Page 42 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

44 Part E 7. Shared Cages Description General Orders for Service Responsibility of the Telephone Company Description Responsibility of the Host & Guest Description... 4 Page 43 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

45 Part E 8. Reserved for Future Use... 1 Page 44 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

46 Part E 9. Cageless Collocation Open Environment (CCOE) General Description Responsibility of the Telephone Company Accommodations Security Responsibility of the CLEC Ordering Service Central Office Access Safety and Technical Standards Security Placement and Removal of Facilities and Equipment Point of Termination Access to Equipment Application of Rates and Charges General Application Fees Site Survey/Report Fee Engineering and Implementation SPOT Bay Frame SAC SPOT Bay Termination SAC Cable and Frame Termination Security Access Cards Space and Conditioning A. Building Occupancy A. DC Power Cable Rack Conduit A. Space and Conduit Cageless Security Other Charges A. Escort Service B. Miscellaneous Collocation Power Service Charge... 8 Page 45 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

47 Part E 10. Adjacent Structures General Description Responsibility of the Telephone Company Accommodations Responsibility of the CLEC Accommodations Federal, State and Local Provisions Rights of Way Safety and Technical Standards Liability Application of Rates and Charges Description... 4 Page 46 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

48 Part E 11. Collocation at Remote Terminal Equipment Enclosures (CRTEE) General Description D. Demarcation Point D.1. DS1, DS3 and Optical Services D.2. Twisted Pair Connections Ordering Service A. Remote Terminal Serving Address Inquiry B. Preliminary Engineering Records Review C. Site Survey for Space Availability Inquiry Responsibility of the Telephone Company Responsibility of the CLEC Security Application of Rates and Charges Nonrecurring Charges A.1. Remote Terminal Serving Address Inquiry A.2. Preliminary Engineering Records Review A.3. Site Survey for Space Availability Inquiry A.4. Application Fee A.5. Engineering and Implementation Fee A.6. Site Preparation Fee Monthly Rates A. Equipment Support B. DC Power C. Conduit and Space Other C. Escorting D. Miscellaneous Collocation Power Service Charge... 4 Page 47 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

49 Part F 1. Reserved for Future Use... 1 Page 48 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

50 Part G 1. Reserved for Future Use... 1 Page 49 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

51 Part H 1. Reserved for Future Use... 1 Page 50 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

52 Part I 1. Reserved for Future Use... 1 Page 51 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

53 Part J 1. Reserved for Future Use... 1 Page 52 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

54 Part K 1. Reserved for Future Use... 1 Page 53 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

55 Part L 1. Reserved for Future Use... 1 Page 54 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

56 Part M 1. Rates and Charges Tariff Information and General Regulations Bona Fide Request Process (BFR) Ordering of Service Non Recurring Charges Service Order Manual Intervention Surcharge Service Connection Central Office Wiring Service Connection - Other Dispatch Out Out of Hours Installation Dispatch - Out Customer Not Ready Customer Misdirect - In Customer Misdirect - Out Labor SMDI Non-Recurring Other NRCs Issuance, Payment and Crediting of Customer Bills Additional Copies of Bills and Reports Page 55 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

57 Part M 2. Rates and Charges Unbundled Network Elements (UNEs) Interoffice Transmission Facilities Interoffice Transmission Facilities Unbundled Multiplexer Unbundled Multiplexer Tandem Switching Dedicated Tandem Trunk Ports Shared Tandem Trunk Ports Tandem Usage Links (Local Loops) Two-Wire Links Four-Wire Links High Capacity Links xdsl Qualified and Digital Designed Links Local Switching Line Ports Trunk Ports Usage Trunk Features Access to Signaling Systems and Call Related Databases Service Management System (SMS) Directory Assistance Services Directory Assistance Directory Assistance with Call Completion (DACC) Direct Access to Directory Assistance (DADA) Operator Services /Mechanized Operator Calls Operator Handled Calls Inward Operator Services Access to Operating Support Systems (OSS) Direct Custom Access System (DCAS) Number Portability Network Interface Device (NID) and House and Riser Cable Network Interface Device House and Riser Cable Expanded Extended Loop (EEL) Expanded Extended Loop Reserved for Future Use Unbundled Network Element Platform (UNE-P) Combinations Reserved for Future Use Unbundled Dark Fiber Unbundled Dark Fiber Unbundled Sub-Loop Arrangement USLA Line Sharing Line Sharing Page 56 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

58 NHPUCNo.2 PartM 3. 3: , Rates and Charges... 1 Switched Interconnection Services... 1 Switched Interconnection Services... 1 Meet Point A Arrangements... 1 Meet Point B Arrangements... 1 Meet Point C Arrangements... 2 Common Channel Signaling Network Interconnection (CCS/SS7)... 2 Line Information Database (LIDB) Access Service... 6 LIDB Record Management Data Base Access Service... 6 Reserved for Future Use... 6 (T) Page 57 of67-lssued: March 11, 2016

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60 Part M 5. Rates and Charges Collocation Physical Collocation Application Fees Space Conditioning Occupancy Service Access Charge (SAC) Cable Placement and Splicing Escorting Conduit Site Survey/Report Security Access Cards Splitter Arrangements Miscellaneous Collocation Power Service Charge Virtual Collocation Application Fees Engineering and Implementation Installation/Acceptance Testing Interconnection Access Charge (IAC) Fiber Placement and Splicing Entrance Fiber Termination Fiber Distribution Frame (FDF) Direct Current Equipment Support Spare Cabinet Training Maintenance or Service Activity/Additional Labor Charges Miscellaneous Collocation Power Service Charge Microwave Collocation Space and Facilities Cable Rack Conduit Emergency Power and/or Environmental Support Escorting Building Penetration Interconnection Between Collocated Spaces Dedicated Transit Service (DTS) Dedicated Cable Support (DCS) Secured Collocation Open Physical Environment (SCOPE) Implementation Fees Construction Space and Facilities Service Access Charge (SAC) SPOT Bay Frame Escorting Cable Occupancy Conduit Site Survey/Report Security Access Cards Miscellaneous Collocation Power Service Charge Page 59 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

61 Part M 5. Rates and Charges 5.7. Shared Cages Reserved for Future Use Cageless Collocation Open Environment (CCOE) Application Fees Site Survey/Report Engineering and Implementation SPOT Bay Frame Service Access Charge (SAC) Security Access Cards Space and Conditioning Cable Occupancy Conduit Cageless Security Escorting Miscellaneous Collocation Power Service Charge Adjacent Structures Collocation at Remote Terminal Equipment Enclosures (CRTEE) CRTEE Page 60 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

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63 Part M 7. Rates and Charges Reserved for Future Use.1 Page 62 of 67 Issued: August 19, 2011

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