HomeMy WebLinkAboutC2007-217 - 7/20/2007 - NAN~N 9-1-1 EMERGENCY SERVICE AGREEMENT
FOR CERTI~ICATED TELECOMMUNICATI~NS UTILITIES DBTAINING TWO-WAY LOCAL
fNTERCONNECTION BUT NOT PRQVIDING BASIC ~OCAE. TE~ECOMMUNICAT[~NS
SERVlCE, ~OCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE, VOICE OVER INTERNET PROTOCOL ("VOIP"]
C~MMIlNICATION SERVICES, AND OTHER VOICE SERVICES NEEDING 9-1-1
INTERCONNECT[ON
This (Non) 9-~-1 Emergency Service Agreement ("Agreerrient") is by and betwe~n Clearwire
Telecommunicafians, LLC (°Company") and the City af Corpus Christi (9-1-1 Entity) Colfectivefy,
Company and the 9-4-~ Er~tity are the "Parties" unless th~ context of the language dearly
indicates otherwise.
This Agreement establishes the terms and conditians ta enable Company to s~ek twa-way
interconnection from a selecfive router pravider(s) within the 9-1-1 Entity's service area. This
Agreement also prohEbits Company from terminating 9-1-1 calls to the 9-1-1 Entity's Wireline
E9-9-1 Network and from interFacing with the applicable 9-1~1 network service provider and the
9-1-1 Entity's Database Manag~ment Ser~~ce Provider (~DBMSP") without first executing the
appropriate 9-1-1 Service Agreement with tne necessary 9-1-1 Entity. Tf~is Agreement is ~ased
on Company's representations that it wi[I not be provisioning basic local telecommunica#ions
serrrice, iocal exchange service, andlor interconnected Voice over Enternet Pratocol ("VoIP"}
service within the 9-1-1 ~ntity's service area, but ratf~er wi~l only be handling calls from VoIP
er~d-users whose 9-1-~ service is being pro~ided by a third party that has executed the 9-1-1
Entity's mode~ ~ynamic ALI 9-1-1 Emergency Service Agreement.
WH~REAS, Company is a certificated telecommunications utility ("CTU") as that term is defined
by the Public Utility Cornmission o# Texas ("PUC") (certificate no. 60756, appro~ed in PUC
Docket Na.32650); and
1NHEREAS, the 9-~-1 Entity is a po[itical subdivisian of the State of Texas that provides
E9-1-'E emergency service pursuant to Texas Heaith and Safety Code Chapter 771 and
operates the Wireline ~9-1-1 Ne#woric in its service area; and
WHEREAS by this Agreement the 9-1-1 Entity is attempting to accammodate Company's efforts
to obtain two-way interconnection without ha~ing to abtain 9-1-1 trunks; and
WHEREAS, the 9-1-1 Entity makes no representatian and takes no position on whether
Company is authorized under the laws and rules applicable #o interconnection to forego
obtaining 9-1-1 tru~ks; and
WHER~AS, if it is determined that Company is precluded from obtaining iwo-way
interconnectio~ withouf obtaining 9-1-1 trunks, Company will notify the 9-1-1 Entity and either
cease termina#ing calls ar execute the 9-1-1 Entity's model Fixed ALI 9-1-1 Emergency Service
Agreement;
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the listed mutual promises and benefits, the Parties
agree as follows:
The Attachments attached hereta and made a part of this Agreement are:
2007-217
Q7/2Q/07
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Clearwire Telecommunications
A#fachmen# ~ . Service Plan
AttacF~ment 2a. Company ~scalation and Contact List
Attachment 2b. 9-1-1 Entity Escalation and Contact List
1. Definitions. For ~urpases of this Agreement, terms not speci~icalEy defined herein are
defir~ed in the Appiicable Laws.
2. Service Plan. Company sha[l submit far ap~roval a Service Plan to the 9-1-1 Enti~y
servec~ by the selective router(s) into which Company is seeking two-way interconnectian (the
Service Plan form is provided as Attachment No. 1). A seParate Service Plan is required for
each selecti~e router for whfch iwo-way interconnection is being sought.
2.1 The 9-1~1 Entity receiving the Ser~ice Plan shall review it and either notify Company o~
any deficier~cies therein or approve the P[an within 10 days. The 9-1-1 Entity shall provide
reasonable specificity as to any deficiencies and worEc in good faith with Company to resolve
any deficiencies. Ser-rice Plans deemed cfeficient mUSt be resubmittec~ for approval and the
review pracess and timeline starts agai~. A Ser~ice Plan shall be deemed appro~ed on the 1Qth
day following receipt thereof if the 9-1~1 Entity fails to comply with this sectian.
2.2 For each 9-1-1 Entity with whom Company has executed a Service Plan, Company agrees
that it will provide the 9-t-1 Entity natice of the activation af new NPA-NXXs in #he 9-1-1 Entity's
area, that Company will pro~ide its wholesale end users notice of all applica~le E9-1-'i
r~quirements and that Company will pra~ide a list of its wholesale end users upon request by
the E9-~-1 Entity. Company further agrees that it wil! install E9-1-1 trunks and execute the
ap~ropriate model Fixed ALI 9-1-1 Emerg~ncy Service Agr~~m~nt(s) prior to providing any retail
andlor whofesale lacal exchange telephone service, basEC lacal telecommunications service, or
any ather serv~ce for wFtich such E9-1-1 interconnection wili b~ necessary to comply with
appfica6le E9-1-1 statutes, rules, and requirements. Company further agrees that should
federal, state or local statutes, orders, and rules require that the Company install E9-1~1 trunEcs
and provide fixed ALi andlor Selective Roufing E9-1-1, Cornpany shall immediately take steps
to camply with such requirements within the timeframe specified for such requirements.
Notwithstar~ding any of the aborre or the fype of communications technology used (e.g., wireline,
cable modem, IP-protocol, wireless, Wi-Max, etc.), Company, including its affiliates, are
responsible ~or full compliance with any applicable E9-1-1 req~irements under federal, stat~,
and local statutes, regulations, and requirements, and Company warrants its compliance and
responsibilities. Company also agraes it is responsible for informing any wholesale customers of
such reauirements, and obtaining reasor~able assuTance that such customers are in compliance
2.3 Prior fo beginning to terminate 9-1-1 calls to the 9-1-1 ~ntity on behalf of any customer
(e.g., wholesale, resafe, retail) witf~ a#ixed, static loca#ion, Company will execute with the
affected 9-1-1 Entity a model Fixed ALI 9-1-1 ~mergency Service Agreement.
3. ~ees and Surcharge. Campany warrants that it is not, nor wfll it become, responsible for
remitting the 9-1-1 Emergency Service Fee ("9-1-1 Fee") or the Equalization Surcharge
("Surcha~ge") (Texas Heaith & Safety Coc~e §§ 771.071 and 771.072, respectively} on beha[f of
any custamer.
3.1 Company agrees ~hat u~on written request from a 9-1-1 Entity it will release bilfing
recoeds, including wholesale billing records, covering the 9-1-~ Entity's service area for quaiity
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meas~rement purposes, including to the extent appiicable, but not limited to, auditing th~
collection and r~mittance of the 9-1-'[ Fee and the Surcharge and verifying com~liance with
database standards. The 9-1-1 Entify shail not make a wriften request under #his section more
than once every tw~fve (12) months.
3.2 Notwiths#anding any provision of this Agreement to the contrary, Company agrees that it
will not seek ta recover any attorneys' fees or costs from the 9-1-1 ~ntity, for any litigation
related to a dispute in~olving this Agreemer~t or the proper application of any Eaw or regulation
r~~ated to 9~1-1 service to Company.
3.3 This section is not necessarily exhaustive of the federal, state, or Iocal fees, taxes or
surcharges that may b~ applicabfe to Company, its customers, and/or its services.
4. Number Portability. Company and the 9-1-1 Entity agree that it is in the pu~lic interest
for number portability to ~e as seamless and transparent as possible to persons seeEcing
emergency assistance by calfing tE~e number 9-1-~ and to PSAP persor~ne! answering those
9-1-1 emergency service caEls. Company shal[ coopera#e and coordinate with the 9-~-1 En#ity in
a commercialfy reasonable mann~r regarding the implementation and effect of number
por~ability ar~ the p~ovisioning of E9-1-1 emergency service and shall assist the 9-1-1 Entity with
educating PSAP personnel. The Parkies agree that the 9-1-1 Entity sf~ail bear the cost of any
PSAP modificafians ancf Company shall bear its costs of implementing number portabilEty
soiutions, except 9-1-1 Enfity is not required to make any modifica#ions to address service to
non-nati~e telephone number serv~ce or to address Geographic Number Portability by the act of
entering into this Agreem~nt.
5. Dispufe Resotution. The Parties agree to work in good faith with each other to resaive
any disagreements and negotiations, including those arising as a result of a change in, or
implementafior~ of any Eaws or regu[ations, prior to a 9-1-~ Entity or Company taking any farmal
action. Formal action shall consist of the following, in the arder stated: first, discussion between
authorized re~resentati~es of each party, second, mediation in Nueces Caunty by a mediator
agreed to by tF~e parties, third, an administrative proceeding, ir~cluding arbitration in Nueces
Ca~r~ty if authorizec! by statute, and fourth, a j~tdicial proceeding. Neither the 9-1-'~ Entity nor
Company waives any rights that #hey may ha~e respectivefy to seek any relief ar enforcement
from any regulatory body of competen# jurisdiction.
6. Natices, Contacts and Escalation Information. Any natice required or permitted to be
gi~en by the 9-1-1 Entity ta Company unsfer this Agreement shall be mailed via cerkifiecE or
registered U. S. Maif, postage prepaid, return receipt requested to the individ~aE identified in
Attachment No. 2a. Any natice required or permitted ta be given by the Company to the 9-1-1
Entity under t~is Agreement shall be mailed via certifieci or registered U. S. MaiE, postage
prepaid, return receipt requested or delivered to the individ~al identEfied in the 9-1-1 Entity's
Attachrnent No. 2b at the following address:
Corpus Christi Palic~ Depa~tment
MetroCorn Supervisor
321 John Sartain
Corpus Christi, Texas 78401
The Par~ies will exchange and keep current the escalation and contact lists pro~ided as
Attachment Nos. 2a and 2b, respecti~ely.
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7. Confidentiality. Company may designate as confidential and suhmit under seal any
Attachment or portion thereaf that it cansiders exempt from fhe requirements of the Texas
Public Information Act {Texas Government Code Chapter 552, the "Act"); and shall icte~tify with
s~ecificity which provisions of the Act apply. The 9-1-1 Entity shall Keep confidential any part of
an Attachment so designated to the extent permifted by, and in accardance with, the Act. Upor~
receiving a request for informa~ion the response to which wauld include a portion of an
Attachment marked confidential, the 9-1-1 Entity shall request an A~tarney General Open
Records Decision in accordance with the Act and shall natify Company concurrentiy with such
request. The 9-9-1 Entity shall not release any portian of fhe Service Plan designated
confidential until the Attorney General issues an ~pen Records Decision resol~ing the request
for such information. T~e 9-1-1 Entity is not required to request an o~~n recards decision ruling
regarding information designated as confidential for which there has been an open records
ruling that the same or sim~lar information is public information.
8. Non-Wai~er of Rights. The Parties do not waive and expressly reserve their res~ective
rights to seek relief a~dlor advocate any position befare the FCC, or other reg~alatory or
adrr~inistrative body of campetenf jurisdiction, or to seeEc any availabfe judicial remedies at law or
in equity.
9. Modificat+ons ar~d Agreed Termination. Excep~ as otherwise provided herein regarding
the suf~mission of Attachments, this Agreement may not be modified other than by a written
instrument executec~ by hofh Parties.
9.1 The Parties may modify or terminate fhis Agreement before th`e end of the then-current
term under the following circumstances:
a. Company may terminate this Agreement with thirty (30) days' written notice if
Company is discontinuing the ser~ices provided #ar under fhis Agreement;
b. The 9-1-1 Entity may modify this Agreement with sixty (60) days' written notice in
order to make changes to its 9-1-1 Network andlar 9-1-1 Data~ase SeTVice Management
services, including, b~t not limited to, a change in its DBMSP, a Next Generation 9-1~'{ Network,
andlor NENA Future Path Plan compliar~ce or implementatian. Modification{s) made pursuant
to this subsection shail be limited to those necessary to rr~ake this Agreement consistent with
such changed service canfigurations; or
c. Immediatefy upon the occurrence of a mutual agreement of the Parties to terminate
this Agreement set forth in writing and executed by both Parties.
10. Limitation of Warranties. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER PROVISION OF THlS
AGREEMENT, THE PARTIES AGREE THAT NO PARTY HAS MADE, AND THAT TH~RE
DO~S NOT EXIST, ANY WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT
LIMITED TO WARRANTlES OF MERCHANTABI~ITY AND FITNESS F4R A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE F~R ANY SERVICE (OR G~OD) PROVID~~ UNDER THIS AGREEMENT.
COMPANY PROVIDES A SERVICE UNDER THIS AGREEMENT AND NOT "GOODS" A5
DEFINED IN THE UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE, AS ADOPTED IN TEXAS.
11. No Assumption of Liabili#y. IN ADDiTlON TO THE LIMITATEONS ~F LIABIL~TY
DESCRIBED EE.SEWHERE !N THIS AGREEMENT, COMPANY ASSUMES NO LIABELITY
FOR ANY ACT OR OMISSION BY THE 9-1-'f ENTITY BY VIRTUE OF fTS ENTERING INTO
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THfS AGREEMENT. THE 9-1-1 EN71TY ASSUMES NO LIABILITY FOR ANY ACT OR
OMISSION OF COMPANY BY VIRTU~ OF iTS ENT~RING INT4 THIS AGREEMENT.
12. App~icable Laws. Without admitting or denying that Company is sub~ect to the
following Appiicable Laws, Company agrees that its interconnection arrangements far 9-1-1
emergeRCy service, inciuding, but nat limited to, interconnection arrangemenfs ta the
Wireline E9-1-1 Network, shall meet the minimum starrdarc~s specified in:
a. The FCC's 4rder and any FCC order relating to the provisioning of E9-'4-1;
~. ~47 C.~.R. Part 9, ar other FCC regulation related to the provisioning of E9-'I-1;
c. Texas Health and Safety Cade Chapt~r 771;
d. Relevant rules andlor program policy statements ("PPS"} o# the Commission on
State Emergency Communications {"CSEC"), including any reporting
requirements; and
e. PUC Substantive Rules 26.272, 26.433, and 26.~35 (excepf as limited in this
Agreement). (2a - 2e are collective[y referred to as the "Applicable Laws".)
13. Force Majeure. Neither Par~y shall be liable for failure to perform pursuant ta this
Agreement if s~ch perFormance is precluderJ by acts or events beyond the Party's reasonable,
good faith control, including, buf not limited to: labor difficulfies, strikes or embargaes,
governmental mandates, ci~il commotion, wars, power failures, fires, floods, expiosions and any
other acts of God.
94. No Consequential Damages. Except as o#herwise pravided in this A~reement, each
Party agrees that ti~e other Party shall in no e~ent be liable for, and each Party expressly waives
its right to claim, any, special, coilateral, punitive, incider~tal or consequential damages
(including, but not limited to, lost profits) directfy or indirectly arising out of or in connection with
performance or nonperformance of the services ta be provided under this Agreement.
15. Entire Agreement. This Agreement, together with all Attachments, sets forth the entire
~nderstanding of the Pa~ties. Neither Party has made any representatian, promise, or
statement of intention that is not embodied herein.
16. Severability. In the event that any part af this Agreeme~t is held to be in~alid,
unenforceable, or pre-em~ted for ar~y reason, the afFected ~art shall be deemed defeted or
reformed to the extent necessary ta be enforceable, and the remainder of the Agreement shall
remain in full force and effect.
17. Governing ~aw and Ve~ue. This AgEeement shai[ be go~erned by and canstrued
according to the iaws of the State of Texas. Ven~ae for any action or claim arising out of this
Agreement shall be in Nueces Coun~y, Texas.
~S. Effecti~e Date and Term. This Agreement is effecti~e as of the dafe both the 9-1-1 En#ity
and Company have executed the Agreement and sha[I continue for a period of one (1) year,
unfess terminafed earlier as provided far in this Agreement. Thereafter, this Agreement shaEl
automatically renew each year unless otherwise terminated.
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IN WITNESS WHEREO~, the Parti~s hereto have caused this Agreement to be exec~ted as of
th~ last date signed below.
9-1-1 ~NTITY
City of Corpus Christi, Texas
Sig~ature
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Printed Name:
Title
Date
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L~sa Agu ar Om~
Assistant C'~Y
For Ctity Attomey
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ARA~FAN[}0 (:~A(~A, ~ .
(~TY SE~:RETA~+
C~MPANY NAME
Clearwire Telecommunications, LLC
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Signature .P/V)`? ~
Printed Name: Terri B. Natali
VP, Regulatory Affairs & Public Po[icy
Title
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Date 2Z~ Z[~
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CONFIDENTIAL
NOT FOR PUBLIC INSPECTiON
Attachment No. 1
Alternative Form-Corpus Christi, TX
CTU REPRESENTATION REGARDING NOT PROVIDING VOICE SERVICES AND
NEEDING E9-1-1 INTERCONNECTION
(Note: This Alter~ati~e Attachment is to be submitted by Company and completed and
separately executed only in the e~ent the undersigned Campany does nat pro~ide
wholesale andlor retail voice services, including 911 servica, and does not need E9-1-9
Interconnection.}
SEL~CTIVE ROUTER IMPACTED:
911 SELECTIVE ROUTER CLLI CODE 941 SEL. ROUTER ADDRESS
406 N CARANCAHl1A 5T,
Cornus Christi Tulip CRCHTXTU3ED CORPUS CHRISTI TX 78401
PSAP ~ 9-1-1 AGENCY ~ AGENCY TYP~
Alice PD Coastal Bend COG
Aransas Co SO Coastal Send COG
Aransas Pass PD Coastal Bend COG
Bee Co SO Coastal Bend COG
Bee~ille P~ Coastal Bend COG
Brooks Co SO Coastal Bend COG
Calhoun CO SO Calhoun Count ECD ECD
Colorado Co SO Houston-Galveston
Count Area Co~ncil
COG
Cor us Chr~sti PD MetroComm HRC
DeWitt CO SO Golden Crescent RPC
Du~al CO SO Coastal Bend COG
Fa ette CO SO Capital Area PlannEng
Council
COG
Freer PD Coastal B~nd COG
Goliad CO SO Golden Crescent RPC
Gonzales CO 50 Galden Crescent RPC __
In leside PD Coastal Bend COG
Jackson C~ SO Golden Crescent RPC
Jim Ho CO So Cit of Laredo COG
Jim Wells CO SO Coastal Bend COG
Kin sville PD Coastal Bend COG
Kleber CO SO Coastal Bend COG
Laredo FD Cit of Laredo COG
Lavaca Co SO Golden Crescenk RI'C
Live Oak/McMullen CO SO- Coastal Bend COG
Mataaorda Co SO Houston-Gal~eston
County Area Council
COG
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NOT FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION
Mathis Pn Coastal 8end COG
lV.A.S. Cor us Chrisii Coastal Bend COG
N.A.S. In leside Coastal Bend COG
Part Aransas PD Coastal Bend COG
Refu io CO SO Coastal Bend COG
Robstown PD Coastal Bend COG
Rock ort PD CoaStal Bencf COG
5an Patricio CO SO Golden Crescent RPC
Victoria Ca SO Golden Crescent RPC
Victoria PD Cit of Laredo HRC
webb Co SO Golden Crescent RPC
Yoakum PD Cit of Laredo HRC
Za ata Coun SO Coastal Bend COG
Clearwire Telecommunications, LLC ("Company") is a facilities-based, certificated
telecommunications utility operating under Texas Pubfic Utility Commission (PUC)
certificate No. 60756, that was approved in PUC Docket No. 32650. Company
represents and warrants ta the undersigned 9-1-1 Entities that it is not pro~iding retail or
wholesale ~oice services including, but not limited to, Local Exchange Telephone
Service, Basic Local Te[ecommunications Service, Voice o~er Internet Pratocol ("VoIP")
or any other service far which E9-1-1 interconnection is required or necessary in order to
comply with applicable E9-1-1 statutes, rules, and requirements.
Based on the abo~e, Company further represents that while if needs two-way
ir~tercannection with the selective router pro~ider(s), it does nof need interconnection to
the E9~1-1 Selective Routing Tandem or 9-1-1 trunking to pro~ide s#atic A~tomatic
Location Identification andlor Selective Routing E9-1-1 service. Howe~er, to the extent
that Company, its affiliates, or its retail or whalesale customers, ha~e other known
arrangements to access E9-1-1 service, Company shall fully explain all those known
arrangements in its 9-1-1 Service Agreements with the 9-1-1 Entities, in particuiar ir~ its
Service Plan and this Alternative Form.
Company agrees that it will provide to the selecti~e router provider(s) and each 9-1-'{
Entity natice of th~ acti~ation of new NPA-NXXs in the 9-1-1 Entity's service area, that
Company will pro~ide its wholesafe, non-retail customers notice of all applicable E9-1-1
requireme~ts and that Company will pravide to the 9-1-9 Entities a current list of its
wholesale, non-retai! customers. Company further agrees that it will install E9-1-1 trunks
and pro~ide static Automatic Location ldentification andlar Selective Routing E9-1-1 prior
to pro~iding any retail andlor wholesale voice services including, but not limited to, Local
Exchange Telephone Service, Basic Local Te[ecammunications Service, VoIP service,
or any other service for which E9-1-1 interconnection is required in order to comply with
applicable E9-1-1 statutes, rules, and requirements. Company further agrees that
should federal, state or local statutes, arders, and rules require that Company install E9-
1-1 trunks and provide static Aufomatic Location Identification andlor Selective Routing
E9-1-1, Company shall immediately take steps to comply with such reguirements within
the timeframe specified in such requirement.
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CONFIDENT[AL
NOT F~R PUBLIC ~NSPECTION
Notwithstanding any of the above ar the type of communications technology used (e.g.,
wireline, cable modem, IP-protacol, wireless, Wi-Max etc.), Company, on its own behalf
and on behaif of its affiliates, acknowiedges its responsibility for full compliance with
applicable E9-1-1 requirements under federal, state, and local statutes, regulations, and
requirements. Company further acknow[edges that it will not pro~ide wholesale services
to any customer to which the foregoing E9-1-1 requirements are applicable without first
being pro~ided e~idence of the wholesale customer ha~ing entered inta the appropriate
9-1-~ ServiceAgreement(s) with the appropriate 9-1-1 ~ntity(ies).
The duly authorized Company representative shall execute and submit this attachment
to each 9-~-1 Entity served off each E9-1-1 Selecti~e Routing tandem or via direct trunk
for each 9-1-1 service area where the Company is seeking two-way interconnection to
obtain the 9-1-1 Entity acknowledgement. Company agrees ta work with 9-4-1 Entity ta
resolve E9-1-'i issues as may be needed.
Additional Relevant Information:
1. Company NXX(s) serving 9-1-1 Entity locations: 361-717 fAransas Pass
361-504 Calallen 361-792 Cor us Christi 361-822 Flour Blu 361-828
In leside 361-867 Padre Island 361-704 Po~tland Gre o 361-752
(Robstown} 361-587(Sinton Rockport 361-205 8000-8999
2. Type services provided: Business Lines
Residential Lines
ISDN
CENTREX
Infrastate Tall
PSTN interconnection X
3. (Company) Switch: Location: CRCHTX93GT0 606 N Carancahua, Ste 9~5,
Corpus Christi, TX
~ Type MG3200
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NOT FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION
At the present time, Company pravides wholesale interconnectior~ services solely to
Clearwire US, LLC which is a Voice over Internet Protocol Pro~ider (VSP) pro~iding E9-
1-1 services ~ia lr~trado as an ESGW and Intrado as a VPC.
Company, Clearwire Telecommunications, LLC
Signed: _ c/Q/1/Y7 ~ ~~~1-~l. /J ~V
Printed: Terri B. Natoli
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Date: _June?, 2007
Acknowledged by: ~
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9-1-1 Entity s Nam~l
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Signatur~:
Printed Name and Title:
Date:
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Attachment No. 2a
Company Escalation & Contact List
Primary Company Contact [nformatian For 911-Related Matters
Terri B. Natoli
VP Regulatory Affairs and Public Policy
2D2-429-01 D7
Terri.natoli@clearwire.com
Pro~ide additional contact names related to the below different from the abo~e.
Database
Jeff Pearson
VP Informatian Technology
425-216-7827
206-604-2161 (mobile)
Jeff. earson cleanrvire.com
Billin~
Tracy Lee
Manager ~perafians
2D6-713-8411
Tracv.leeCc~clearwire.com
Network Oqerations
Scott Hilliard
Manager NOC
425-326-7575
Scott.hilliard clearwire.com
Location General Manas~er
Tony Ludlow
Directar VoIP Realization
425-216-7931
Tony.ludlow@clearwire.com
9-1-1 Enti Coordination
Terri Natoli
VP Regulatory Affairs and Public Policy
202-429-0107
Terri. natoli@clearwire. com
Attachment No. 2b
9~1-1 Entit Escalation & Contact List
Database & Billinc~
~atabase:
Bi[[ing:
PSAP Operations:
9-1-1 Entiiv Manaaement
Attachment No. 2b
9-1-1 Enti#v Escalation & Contacfi List
Datahase & Billinq
Lydia Curiel
Interim MetroCom Director
321 John Sartain
Corpus Christi, Texas 78401
(361) 886-2816
Database:
Lydia Curi~!
Interim MetroCom Director
321 John Sartain
Corpus Christi, Texas 78401
(361) 886-2816
Billing:
Cheryl A. Da~bs
MetroCom Supervisor1919 Program
321 John Sartain
Corpus Christi, Texas 7840~
(361) 886-2653
(361) 887-6012 (fax)
PSAP Operations:
Lydia Curies
Inferim MetroCom Director
321 John Sartain
Corpus Christi, Texas 78401
(361) 88f-2816
9-1-1 Entit-r Manacaement
Cneryl A. Daubs
MetroCom Supervisor1911 Program
32'f John Sartain
Corpus Christi, Texas 78401
{361) 886-2653
{361) 887-6012 (fax)