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HomeMy WebLinkAboutC19-291 Visionary BroadbandService Order Form
email: business@visionarybroadband.com
phone: 307.687.9933 fax: 307.682.2519
postal mail: Visionary Broadband . PO Box 2799 . Gillette WY 82717-2799
physical: Visionary Broadband . 1001 S Douglas Hwy . Suite 201 . Gillette WY 82716
Please execute Service Order Form and fax a copy to the number above, then mail a hard copy to t he address above. ver 0519
20MB Private Line. 36 mo. term. Quote ID 1838
Ethernet 20Mb $684.00
Monthly CPE Lease $25.00
Percentage of Interstate
Utilization (PIU – 0% or 100%): 0 %
Charges: Term: 36 Months
$709.00 MRC, does not include current taxes
$150.00 NRC
NRC = Non-Recurring Cost, MRC = Monthly Recurring Cost
500 Broadway St. Eagle CO 81631 20 Eagle County Drive El Jebel CO 81623
Company Name: Eagle County - El Jebel
Contact Name: Scott Lingle
Billing Email: scott.lingle@eaglecounty.us
Billing Address: PO Box 850
City/State/Zip: Eagle CO 81631
Phone: 970-328-3581
Tax ID: 999999
Circuit Description:
Location A
Company: Eagle County - El Jebel
Service Address:
Local Contact:
Local Phone:
Location Notes:
Visionary Communications, Inc.
signed: dl.signhere.2
print: dl.fullname.2
title: dl.title.2
Account Number: SF-276107
Service Order Number: SO-00005133
Contract Date: August 2, 2019
Requested Due Date:
Jurisdiction certification:
Location Z
Company: Eagle County - El Jebel
Service Address:
Local Contact:
Local Phone:
Location Notes:
Eagle County - El Jebel
signed: dl.signhere.1
print: Jeff Shroll
title:
Your signature below acknowledges you have read, understand and accept the Terms of this Service Order Form. This Service Order Form is
subject to the Network Service Master Agreement between the companies below executed on 5/4/15, including the term length displayed on this
form, and that you are duly authorized to execute and deliver this Contract as of the date set forth below.
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Gina Dillard
VP Of Operations County Manager
Mammoth Networks Services Agreement
This agreement for carrier services (hereinafter "Service"), including the attached Service Orders) (collectively referred to
herein as the "Agreement") is made between Visionary Communications Ino., dba Mammoth Networks, a Wyoming
corporation (hereinafter Wammoth"}, having offices at 1001 S Douglas Hwy, Suite 201, Gillette WY 82716, telephone
number 307-685-5557 and Eagle County, Colorado, a body corporate and politic(hereinafter ' Customer"), having its
primary offices at 500 Broadway, Post Office Box 850, Eagle, CO 81631, telephone number (970) 328-3581.
In order to be eligible to receive the terms and ccndition s Contained in the Agreement, the Agreement must be signed and
returned to Mammoth within twenty (20) business days from the date Agreement was sent for Customer signature.
Fallowing execution of the Agreement by Mammoth, the fully executed Agreement shall be sent to the Customer via
preferred method, as defined in the Notice section of this Agreement.
The undersigned Parties have read and agree to the terms and conditions set forth in the Agreement. This Agreement, its
exhibits and appendices and any documents expressly referred to in this Agreement constitute the entire agreement
between the Parties and supersede all prior understandings and agreements, whether written or oral, that may relate to
the subject matter of this Agreement.
Should any provision of this Agreement be held by a court of competent jurisdiction to be illegal, invalid or unenforceable,
such provision shall be deemed modified to the extent necessary (consistent with the intent of the Parties) to eliminate the
illegal, invalid or unenforceable effect or to delete such provision if mod itication is not feasible, and the remaining terms
shall continue in full force and effect.
This Agreement may be executed by the Parties in separate counterparts, each of which, when so executed and
delivered, shall be an original, but all such counterparts shalt together constitute one and the same Agreement. Facsimile
signatures shall be deemed to be, and shall constitute and be treated as an original signed Agreement or counterpart.
In witness thereof, the Parties have caused this Agreement to be signed by their duly authorized representatives.
Eagle C ,Colorado
By a ugh i o ger
y; nt M cfall, C tunty Manager
Date:
Notice Address:
Scott Lingle, IT Director
Eagle County
500 Broadway
Post Office Box 850
Eagle, CO 81631
Phone? 970-328-3581
Fax: 970-328-3599
With a copy to:
Eagle County Attorney's Office
500 Broadway, Post Office Box 850
Eagle, GO 81631
Phone: 970-328-8695
Fax: 979-328-8699
Billing Address: Same as Notice Address above
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Visionary Communications Inc.
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Notice Address:
Visionary Communications Inc
1001 S Dougias Hwy, Suite 201
Gillette WY 82717-2799
Attn: Contract Management
Phone 307- 685-5557
Fax 307-682-2519
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I .0 D9fnitions
CPE' means Customer Premises Equipment used at
the End User location or Customer location in
conjunction with a Service.
Customer Equipment" means CPE other than CPE for
which !Mammoth has agreed fin a Service Order] to
assume maintenance responsibility.
Due Bate" shall mean torty-five (45) calendar days
from the invoice date.
Effective Date" means the date this Agreement is fully
signed by both Mammoth and Customer.
End User' means Customer's clients or any third party
who utilizes or accesses the Services or Mammoth's
network via the Services provided hereunder.
Firm Order Commitment Date" means the date where
the local exchange carrier or fiber provider will commit
to having the circuit provisioned and available for use.
Farce Majeure" means an unforeseeable event beyond
the reasonable control of that Party, including without
limitation: act of God, fire, flood, labor strike, sabotage,
cable out not caused by Mammoth or its underlying
carrier, acts of terror, government laws or regulations,
war or civil disorder.
MR10" means the monthly recurring cost of a Service,
which will be as set forth on Appendix A or as agreed
upon by the Partles and documented on a Service
Order, as applicable.
NRC" means a one-time, non-recurring cost with
respect to a Service, which will be as set forth on
Appendix A or as agreed upon by the Parties and
documented on each Service Order, as applicable.
Outage Credit" means a credit specified and issued in
accordance with the terms of Appendices B. C. 17 and E
to chis Agreement that is applied to reduce amounts
otherwise due from Customer 10 Mammoth for Services
provided under this Agreement.
Parties" means, collectively, Mammoth and Customer.
Past Due Date" shall mean the first business day that
is forty-five (45) calendar days #ram the invoice date.
Service Acceptance Date" shall mean the date
Mammoth accepts the underlying circuit or cross -
conn" from an underlying provider or landlord, or the
date Mammoth enables the circuit in the case where
Mammoth is the underlying provider.
Service Order' means the order form representing a
specifiq telecommunications product to be provided for
a definod peifod to the Customer.
Service; Start Date" means the date of actual
installation and activation by the telephone company or
Mammoth, whichever comes first.
Service" or "Services" means the underlying product
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used to provide telecommunications and data transport
to the Customer.
SLA" means the Service Level Agreements associated
with Services under this Agreement as specified on
Appendices 8, C, D and E to this Agreement.
Termination Liability Charges" means (i) all previously -
waived NRC for an applicable Service Order, (ii) all
Monthly Recurring Costs (MRC) through the first twelve
12) months of the remaining term of the then
applicable Service Ord ar Term, and (iii) fifty percent
50%) of the MRC for the remaining months beyond the
first twelve X12) months of the then applicable Service
Order Term.
Undisputed payment" means the amount of an invoice
with respect to which Customer has not properly and
timely submitted a billing dispute.
2.0 Terms and Conditions
2.1 This Agreement sets forth the terms and conditions
under which Mammoth small provide Services to
Customer, as further specified on the Service Order for
individual Services ordered by Customer. The terms of
any active Service Orders shall supersede any
inconsistent terms and conditions contained in this
Agreement when specifically denoted in the Service
Description.
2.2 This Agreement shall not be modified or amended
except via written instrument agreeable to both Parties.
In the event a conflict exists between this Agreement
and terms of any Amendment hereto, then the term in
the Amendment shall take precedence.
2.3 Mammoth will provide the Services or cause the
Services to be provided to Customer in accordance with
this Agreement. Mammoth may utilize an Affiliate or
third party to provide Services to Customer and will
present to the Customer consolidated invoices for some
or all portions of the Services. Notwithstanding the
foregoing, Mammoth shall remain responsible for
performance of the Services as set forth herein.
2.4 Omitted
2.5 Taxes All fees owed by Customer to Mammoth are
exclusive of, and to the extent not otherwise exempt,
Customer will be responsible for, all sales, use, excise,
Federal Universal Service Fund and other taxes,
including NECA tariff increases where applicable, that
may be levied upon either Party (except for taxes based
on Mammoth's net income) in connection with this
Agreement or on activities conducted using the
Services. Each Party shall be solely responsible for all
taxes on ifs own business and shall be responsible for
any related tax filings, payment, protest, audit and
litigation related thereto. Mammoth acknowledges that
Customer is a tax exempt entity.
2.6 Mammoth authorizes Customer to initiate orders for
telecommunications circuits to Mammoth's network,
provided that Customer orders are for Services defined
in Appendix A or have been accepted by Mammoth as
evidenced by a fully executed Service Order -
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Mammoth has the right, in its sole discretion, to refuse
any such Service Orders upon review.
2.7 Mammoth shall provide Services in accordance with
applicable State tariffs governing the provisions of such
Services in the State provided. In the event of a conflict
between tariff and this Agreement, where applicable,
the conflict shall be resolved in the favor of the tariff.
This provision is not applicable to unregulated and/or
non -tariffed Services.
3.l'} Invoicing
3.7 Procedure Customer shall be invoiced by email
andlor via U.S. Postal or courier service at Customer
preference each month In advance of Service, for all
amounts due and owing to Mammoth. Payments are
due within forty-five (45) days following the invoice date
the "Due Date"). Unless otherwise specified in writing
by Mammoth, payments shall be made payable to
Visionary Communications" and mailed as directed on
the invoice. Credit card, money order, wire transfers
and cashier's checks, in each case representing
immediately available funds, are also acceptable
payment instruments.
3.2 Advance invoice Mammoth will invoice Customer in
advance for all Services. All amounts other than a
written disputed amount not received by Mammoth in
full by the Due Date, will be considered past due, and
subject to a late payment fee of the lesser of one and
one-half percent (1.5°I) per month, a portion thereof,
or the maximum amount allowed by law. Customer
Services, individually or as a whole, may be terminated,
disconnected, and equipment removed upon ten (1 D)
business days' notice if payment, less any timely and
properly submitted billing disputes, is not received by
the Due Date. Mammoth may charge a $500 reconnect
fee for any individual Service at its sole discretion to
restore such Service.
3.3 Dispute of Invoice Customer shall only be obtigaled
to pay the Undispulad Payment amount on ar before
the Due Date. In order to properly dispute all or any
portion of an invoice, Customer must give written notice
to Mammoth of the disputed amount (with details of the
nature of the dispute and the Services and invoice(s)
disputed) whhin sixty (60) calendar days following the
date of the applicable invoice. The Parties shah u s a
commercially reasonable efforts to mutually resolve the
dispute in good faith within a sixty (60) calendar day
timeframe following the Customer's giving the notice of
dispute. The Parties shall supply the other Party with
additional information or documemation it shall
reasonably request in order to determine the resolution
of the dispute. If the dispute is resolved against the
Customer, the Customer shall pay the disputed
amounts. It Customer is entitled to credits or
adjustments for disputed amounts, Mammoth will credit
Customer for the disputed amount.
3.4. 1Mention atly Omitted.
4.D Term
4.1 This Agreement is for the term provided on the
1nitIa] Service Order or for a two (2) year period should
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initial Service ordered by Customer under this
Agreement be a Service ordered without a Service
Order pursuant to Appendix A (the "Initial Term'). The
Iniiial Term begins on the date of actual' installation of
the mitral, individual Service and activation by the
telephone company or Mammoth, whichever comes
first (hereinafter "Start Date"). To the extent that the
term of any Service Order for any Service extends
beyond the Initial Term or any Services are provided on
a momh-to-month basis, this Agreement shall remain in
full force and effect for such Service until the expiration
or termination of sinal active Service Order or the
termination of the month-to-month Services under this
Section 4.1 (the "Extension Term," and, collectively with
the Initial Term, the "Term"), after which this Agreement
will terminate. After the Initial Term, all Services shall
automatically continue from month to month, at the then
current month-to-month rate, communicated to
Customer in writing, until terminated by Customer
hereunder. To terminate a Service provided on a
month-to-month basis. Customer must give Mammoth
written notice, after which the Service will terminate at
the end of thirty (30) calendar days or a later date as
requested by Customer. To terminate a Service at the
end of the term speoified in any Service Order,
Customer must provide Mammoth with written notice at
least thirty (30) days prior to the end of such term.
Customer will be liable for payment at any Services
provided prior to the date of Termination.
4.2 Intentionally Omitted.
4,3 Customer may cancel a submitted Service Order by
providing Mammoth with written notice of such
cancellation. If Customer cancels a Service Order
within three (3) business days after the date on which
Mammoth countersigns the Service Order, Customer
will not be charged any cancellation fees for the
terminated Service Order. if Customer cancels a
Service Order more than three (3) business days atter
the date on which Mammoth countersigns the Service
Order, but prior to the Service Acceptance Date for the
individual Service, as communicated by Mammoth,
Customer shall pay Mammoth a cancellation fee equal
to the NRC outlined on the Service Order and all third -
party construction, cancellation and/or termination
charges incurred by Mammoth, including any
previously -waived NRCs from underlying fiber
providers. If Customer cancels a Service Order on or
after the Service Acceptance Date, Customer shall pay
to Mammoth all Termination Liability Charges. Upon
cancellation of the Service Order under this Section 4. 3,
the applicable Service covered by the Service Order will.
be considered terminated. Customer may cancel a
Service provided pursuant to Appendix A other than on
a month-to-month basis upon no less than 30 days'
prier written notice to Mammoth.
4.4 Mammoth may upon ten (10) days prior written
notice to Customer terminate this Agreement and a I I
Services hereunder for failure by Customer to timely
pay amounts due under this Agteam ant.
4.5 Intentionally Omitted.
4.6 Mammoth shall notify Customer of the Start Date for
the Service. In the event the Customer is unable or
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unwilling to accept Service at such time, the subject
Service will be held available for a period not to exceed
thirty (30) days from the Start Date, during which
Service will be considered active, and will be invoiced
as an active Service. Following this period, it the
Customer has not accepted Service, Mammoth has the
right to terminate Service and invoice Termination
Liability Charges.
4.7 Mammoth shall use commercially reasonable efforts
to install Service on or before the Start Date; however,
the inability of Mammoth to deliver the ordered Service
by such date shall not constitute a default under this
Agreement. Customer may terminate a Service Order
accepted by Mammoth without liability if Mammoth tails
to make the Service available for testing by the fortieth
40th} calendar day following the Firm Order
Commitment Date unless that availability has been
hindered by access to the location(s) at which Service
is to be delivered, or Customer fails to complete
necessary requirements or place necessary CPE to
allow Mammoth to meet this deadline. The right to
terminate the delayed Service Order under this Section
4.7 is the Customer's sole and exclusive remedy for
Mammoth's failure to meet the Firm Order Commitment
Date.
4.8 SLA terms are defined in Appendix B and Appendix
C of this agreement and are incorporated by reference
into this Agreement -
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greement.
4.9 To receive an Outage Credit, Customer must
comply with the procedures and requirements set faith
in Appendix F, which is incorporated by reference
herein. If Customer fails to comply with the conditions
set forth in Appendix F, Customer shall have waived its
right to Outage Credits with respect to the Outage (as
defined in Appendix F) in question.
4.10 putage Credits shall not apply if (a) Customer
Equipment used in the Service has failed to operate
propefly and contributed to the Outage, (b) the Outage
is due in whole or in part to Customer's or Customer's
End Liser's use of the Service in violation of applicable
law or in violation of instructians furnished by
Mammoth, (c) the Outage is related to routine
maintenance outside normal business hours as
corn municated by Mammoth in writing to the Customer
no less than twenty-four (24) hours prior to such
maintsnanoe, and (d) to the extent the Outage is
attributable to the fault of the Customer including, but
not limited to, inadequate response time by the
Customer. For avoidance of doubt, normal business
hours shall be 7 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday,
Mountain Time Zone, excluding United States federal
holidays.
4.11 Customer may move the physical location of all or
part of Servlce to another location within Mammoth's
serving area, provided the following conditions for the
move are met, (a) Mammoth is the provider of the
Services at the new location, (b) Customer advises
Mammoth that Service at the new location is to replace
the existing Service, {c} Customer's request for the
disconnection of the existing Service and the
installation at the new location are received by
Mammoth on the same date, (d) Customer requests
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Mammoth install Service at the new location on or prior
to the disconnection date of the Service at the existing
location (e) Customer pays all charges due at the
existing location through the disconnection date and
applicable non-recurring and recurring charges at the
new location and (t) the underlying connection provided
by Mammoth, it contracted, can be replaced with a
contract at the new location. No failure to provide a
Service in accordance with the applicable SLA as a
result of moving the location of the Service under this
Section 4.11 will be considered an Outage or be eligible
for Outage Credits.
4.12 Customer understands that Service must be
changed or altered by and with Mammoth, regardless of
type of Service. All changes and terminations must be
directed to Mammoth, with Customer understanding
that contact with a third party does not alter this
Agreement. Changes to the type of Services,
assignment of new settings, support andlor
programming of routers and any other Service
alterations may incur a charge to the Customer which
will be subject to Customer's advance written approval
through a Service Order at Mammoth's then current
labor rates or Mammoth's contract provider's non-
recurring rates. Customer must provide ample notice
and opportunity to Mammoth to quote and schedule the
Service changes.
4A3 Customer hereby acknowledgas that the Internet
is not owned, operated, managed by, or in any way
affiliated with Mammoth or its Affiliates; it is a
community network independent of Mammoth.
Customer's use of the Internet related 10 Internef
Bandwidth and IP Solutions as defined in Appendix B is
at Customer's sole risk and is subject to all applicable
local, State, Federal, and international laws and
regulations. Access to the Intemet is dependent on
numerous factors, technologies, and systems beyond
Mammoth's authority and control.
4.14 Access to networks connected to Mammoth's
network must be established under rules appropriate to
those networks. Mammoth exercises no control
whatsoever over the content and information passing
through its network.
4.15 Routine maintenance and periodic system repair,
upgrades and reconfigurations, public emergency or
necessity, Force Majeure, restrictions imposed by law,
acts of God, labor disputes, and other situations,
including mechanical or electronic breakdowns, may
result in temporary impairment or interruption of
Service. As a result, Mammoth does not guarantee
continuous or uninterrupted Services and reserves the
right from time to time to temporarily reduce or suspend
Service without notice. Except as expressly set forth in
Section 4.9 with respect to Outage Credits, customer
releases Mammoth and its directors, officer, employees
and agents from any and all obligations, charges,
claims, Iiab11itles, opportunity costs and tees incurred,
whether foreseeable or unforeseeable, as the result of
Service interruption, omission or degradation, including
the impact resulting to the Customer.
4.16 Use of a Party's name, trademark, service mark,
copyright or other intellectual property own a Party
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or its Affiliates is strictly prohibited without the express
written consent of a Party's corporate officer. Nothing
herein constitutes a license authorizing the use of
Party's name, trademark, service mark, copyright or
other intellectual property owned by a Party or its
Affiliates.
4.17 Customer represents that it is not by law a
agreement with others, prohibited from entering into this
Agreement-
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greement.
4.181MantionalIy Omitted.
4.19 The terms, representations and warranties of this
Agreement may only be waived by a written instrument
executed by the Party waiving compliance. Except as
otherwise provided for herein, neither Party's failure at
any time, to enforce any right or remedy available to it
under this Agreement shall be construed as a
continuing waiver of such right or a waiver of any other
provision hereunder.
4.20 EXCEPT FOR MAMMOTH'S INDEMNITY
OBLIGATIONS UNDER SECTION 5.1, CUSTOMER'S
EXCLUSIVE REMEDY FOR CLAIMS ARISING OUT
OF OR RELATING TO THIS AGREEMENT SHALL BE
LIMITED TO OUTAGE CREDITS AS SET FORTH IN
THIS AGREEMENT. IN NO CASE WILL MAMMOTH
BE LIABLE; FOR ANY AMOUNTS EXCEEDING IN THE
AGGREGATE THE AMOUNTS PAID BY CUSTOMER
TO MAMMOTH UNDER THIS AGREEMENT IN THE
PRIOR TWELVE MONTHS. MAMMOTH DOES NOT
MARE, AND HEREBY DISCLAIMS, ANY AND ALL
OTHER STATUTORY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED
WARRANTIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO
WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FfTNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR TITLE OR NON -
INFRINGEMENT OF THIRD -PARTY RIGHTS.
CUSTOMER ACKNOWLEDGES AND ACCEPTS THE
REASONABLENESS OF THE FOREGOING
WARRANTY DISCLAIMER AND LIMITATIONS OF
LIABILITY.
4.21 Notwithstanding anything else in this Agreement,
there are no third party beneficiaries to this Agreement.
4.22 Customer shall be solely responsible for the
following: (a) any costs associated with Customer
Equipment; (b) access -related Charges, including any
charges for interconnection, cross -connection,
installation, wiring and construction and other access -
related charges; and/or (c) ordering, installing and
ensuring proper operation of any and all equipment
required to enable Customer to receive the Service, as
set forth in any accepted Service Order.
4.23 Customer shall be responsible for supporting End
Users of the Services solicited by or assigned to
Customer, defined as Level 1 Support. Level 1 Support
includes, but is not limited to, soliciting orders,
completing orders, providing back-office and billing
services and providing End User technical suppa rt.
Customer warrants that communication with Mammoth
shall originate from Customer and not the End User.
4.24 Customer shall maintain a staff of adequately
trained and Competent personnel, knowledgeable of the
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specifications, features and advantages of the Services,
Including methods of supporting Services. Customer
acknowledges that the Services are technically complex
and require high-quality, individualized pre -sale and
post -sale support.
5.0 Indemnification
5.1 Indemnification by Mammoth Mammoth shall .
indemnity, defend and hold harmless Customer and its
affiliates, parents, officers, directors, employees, agents
successors and assigns ('Customer Indemnified
Parties'), from and against ail claims, demands,
liabilities, damages and costs including, without
limitation, its reasonable attorneys' fees and other costs
of defense, due to third party claims for death, bodily
injury or property damage, to the extent caused by (I)
Mammoth's negligence or other tortious conduct or (ii)
Mammoth's performance or non-performance under
the Agreement. In no event shall Mammoth be held
liable to any Customer Indemnified Party for any
damages ahsing out of (a) any Customer Indemnified
Party's negligence or tortious conduct or intentional
misconduct, (b) any Customer Indemnified Party's
violation of the terms o1 the Services as set forth in this
Agreement, (c) any Customer Indemnified Party's
modification of the Services, (d) any Customer
Indemnified Party's violation of law. The obligations of
Mammoth under this Section 5 are for the benefit of
Customer Indemnified Parties only and Mammoth shall
have no liability or responsibility to any other person in
connection with any performance or nonperformance of
this Agreement.
5.2 Intentionally Omitted.
5.3 Procedure A Party entitled to indemnification under
this Section 5 (an °Indemnified Party') shall promptly
notify the other Party to this Agreement (the
Indemnifying Party") in writing of any claim, action or
proceeding which may be subject to indemnificatlon
under this Agreement (an "Indemnity Claim'), but the
failure to provide such prompt notice will not relieve the
Indemnifying Party from its obligation to provide
indemnity with respect to an Indemnity Claim except to
the extent the Indemnifying Party is materially
prejudiced by the Ifallure to give prompt notice. The
Indemnifying Party will have the sola control c the
defense and any settlement negotiations with respect to
the Indemnity Claim, except that the Indemnified Party
may employ counsel to participate in the defense of any
such Indemnity Claim, and the employment of such
counsel shall be at the indemnified Party's own
expense, unless (i) the employment of such counsel
has been authorized in writing by the Indemnifying
Party, (ii) the Indemnified Party has reasonably
concluded (based upon advice of counsel) that a
conflict or potential conflict exists between the
Indemnified Party and the Indemnifying Party that
makes it impossible or Inadvisable for counsel to the
Indemnifying Party to conduct the defense of both the
Indemnified Party and the Indemnifying Party, or (iii) the
indemnifying Party has not in fact employed counsel
reasonably satisfactory to the fndemngied Party to
assume the defense of such Indemnity Claim within a
reasonable time after receiving notice of an Indemnify
Claim, in each of which cases the reasonable fees,
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disbursements and other charges of such counsel will
be at the expense of the Indemnifying Party.
Notwithstanding the foregoing provislons of this Sect !on
5.3, the prior written consent of the Indamn ified Party,
which will not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or
delayed, will be required with respect to the settlement,
comprbmise a consent of any Indemnity Claim in which
such Indemnified Party is an actual or potential party
unless such settlement, compromise or consent
includ6s an unconditional release of the Indemnified
Party tom all liability arising out of such indemnity
Claim. Al the request of the Indemnifying Party, the
Indemnified Party will provide reasonable cooperation
and, at the expense of the indemnifying Party,
assist1rice in the defense or settlement of any
Indemnity Claim.
6.1 C vice Law This Agreement and all disputes
arising out of or relating to this Agreement will be
governed by, enforced, and construed in accordance to
the laws of the State of Colorado. THE PARTIES
AGREE THAT ANY ACTION BROUGHT BY EITHER
PARTY UNDER OR IN RELATION TO THIS
AGREEMENT, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION
TO INTERPRET OR ENFORCE ANY PROVISION OF
THIS AGREEMENT, SHALL BE BROUGHT
EXCLUSIVELY IN, AND EACH PARTY AGREES TO
AND DOES HEREBY SUBMIT TO THE
JURI9DICTION AND VENUE OF EAGLE COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT, EAGLE COUNTY, COLORADO
AND AGRE=ES THAT SUCH COURT WILL NOT BE
CONSIDERED, AND HEREBY WAIVES ANY CLAIM
THAT SUCH COURT CONSTITUTES,
INCONVENIENT FORUM.
6.2 Sssor and A si ns Neither Party shall assign
any of its rights, obligations or privileges (by operation
of law or otherwise) hereunder without the prior written
consent, which shall not be unreasonably withheld, of
the other Party. The terms and conditions of this
Agreement shall inure to the benefit of and be binding
upon the respective permitted successors and assigns
of the Parties. Nothing in this Agreement, express nr
mpli ab, is intended to confer upon any party other than
the Parties hereto or their respective successors and
assigns any rights, remedies, obIigatIans or liabilities
under or by the reason of this agreement, except as
expressly provided in this Agreement.
6.3 H actin s Headings used in this Agreement are
provided for convenience only and shall not be used to
construe meaning or intent.
6.4 Nq Ab it ity to Bind Other Part y Neither farty shatl
have the authority to bind the other by contract or
otherwise or make any representations or guarantees
on behalf of the other. The relafionshlp arising from this
Agreement shall be, and shall at all times remain that of
an independent contractor, and does not constitute an
agenjoint venture, partnership, employee
relatiZshlp or franchise.
65N rices Ail communications required or permitted to
be gi n by this Agreement shall be made in writing
and s all be sent by a recognized overnight commercial
delivery or certified U.S. mail to the address for the
respective Party shown on the signature page of this
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Agreement or such other address as either Party may
specify from time to time in writing.
6,s Force Maieure Neither Party shall be liable, except
for Outage Credits as set forth in this Agreement, for
any failure or delay in the performance of its obligations
under this Agreement for any cause beyond its
reasonable control including, without limitation, acts of
God, fire or other disaster or telecommunications,
power or Internet failure. The occurrence of any such
event shaft toll the time period provided in this
Agreement for performance by the affected Party.
6.7 Construction; Interpretation The term "this
Agreement" means this Mammoth Networks Services
Agreement together with the appendixes and exhibits
hereto, as the same may from time to time be
amended, modified, supplemented or restated in
accordance with the terms hereof so long as such
amendments, modifications and supplements are
mutually agreed to in writing by the Parties. No Party,
nor its respective counsel, shall be deemed the drafter
of this Agreement for purposes of construing the
provisions hereof, and all provisions of this Agreement
shall be construed according to their fair meaning and
not strictly for or against any Party. Unless otherwise
indicated to the contrary herein by the context or use
thereof: (i) the words, "herein," "hereto," "hereofand
words of similar import refer to this Agreement as a
whole, including the appendixes and exhibits, and not
to any particular section, subsection, paragraph,
subparagraph or clause contained in this Agreement;
ii) masculine gander shall also include the feminine
and neutral genders, and vice versa; (iii) words
importing the singular shall also include the plural, and
vice versa; and (iv) the wards 'Ind ude,° "includes" or
Including' shall be deemed to be followed by the words
without limitation."
6.8 Survival. Subject to the terms and conditions of
this Agreement Customer's payment obligations to
Mammoth will survive the expiration and termination of
this Agreement. in addition, the provisions of Sections
1, 2.5, 3.3, 4.1, 4- 8, 0..9, 4.13 through 4.23 and 5 will
survive the expiration and termination of this
Agreement.
6.9 TABOR. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary
contained in this Agreement, County shall have no
obligations under this Agreement after, nor shall any
payments be made to Mammoth in respect of any
period after December 31 of any year, without an
appropriation therefore by County in accordance with a
budget adapted by the Board of County Commissioners
in compliance with Article 25, title 30 of the Colorado
Revised Statutes, the Local Government Budget Law
C. R, S. 29-1-101 et, seq) and the TABOR Amendment
Colorado Constitution, Article X, Sec, 20).
5,10 Insurance. Mammoth agrees to maintain during
the Term of this Agreement the following Insurance: (I)
Workers compensation insurance as required by law;
ii) commercial general liability coverage to include
premises and operations, personalladvertising injury,
productslcompleted operations, broad form property
damage with limits of liability not less than $1,000,000
per occurrence and $1.000,000 aggregate limits; (iii)
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Auto coverage with limits of liability not less than
1,000,000 each accident combined bodily injury and
property damage Iiah[illy insurance, including coverage
for owned, hired, and non -owned vehicles; {iv}
Professional Liability (errors and omissions) including
Cyber Liability with prior acts coverage for all
deliverables, Services and additional services required
hereunder, in a form and with insurer or insurers
satisfactory to Customer, with limits of liability not less
than $1,060,000 per claim and $1,000,000 in the
aggregate. The insurance shall provide coverage for {a}
liability arising from the dissemination and/or use of
confidential information stored or transmitted in
electronic form; {b} Network Security Liability arising
from unauthorized access to, use of or tampering with
computer systems including hacker attacks, inability of
an authorized third party to gain access to Customer's
software or services including denial of access or
services unless caused by a mechanical or electrical
failure; (c) liability arising from the introduction of a
computer virus into, or otherwise causing damage to,
Customer or a third person's computer, computer
system, network or similar computer related property
and the data, software and programs thereon; and {v}
Crime coverage shall include employee dishonesty,
forgery or alteration and computer fraud. If Mammoth is
physically located on Customer premises, third party
fidelity coverage extension shall apply. The policy shall
Include coverage for all directors, officers, and
employees of Mammoth. The policy shall include
coverage for extended theft and mysterious
disappearance. The policy shall not contain a condition
requiring an arrest or conviction. Limits shall be a
minimum of $1,000,000 per loss.
6.11 Mammoth shall perform the Services in a skillful,
professional and competent manner and in accordance
with the standard of care, skill and diligence applicable
to consultants performing similar services. Mammoth
represents and warrants that it has the expertise and
personnel necessary to properly perform the Services
and covenants that to the extent required by law its
professional personnel are duly licensed to perform the
Services within Colorado. This paragraph shall survive
termination of this Agreement.
6.12 Nothing herein shall preclude Customer from
working with other or different service providers for the
same or similar services as those provided by
Mammoth and its Affiliates.
6-13 In the event of any disagreement regarding the
performance under or interpretation of the Agreement
or any Service Order, the parties shall continue
performance and small attempt in good faith to reach a
negotiated resolution by designating a representative of
appropriate authority to resolve the dispute. In the
event the designated representatives are unable to
reach agreement then upon written request of either
party, each party will appoint a designated executive
whose task it will be to meet for the purpose of
endeavoring to resolve such dispute and/or to negotiate
an adjustment to the Agreement. Notwithstanding the
foregoing, this paragraph shall not preclude either party
from seeking other or additional relief.
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APPENDIX A — SERVICES NOT REQUIRING A SERVICE
ORDER
C) DSL Loop Pricing
i) Business rates, 1 year term, 8100 NRC
d) Miscellaneous Charges
1) Term_
1) $50 MRC $50 NRC I-SMbps/896k
i) $100 NRC for BGP advertisements
Services outlined on this page are Month -to- ii) $3 MRC $25 NRC for DSL VolP priority
Month unless otherwise noted. may require a VPINCI change)
Layer 3 services priced above
iii) $22 MRC $25 NRC for Ti VolP priority
2) Services iv) $10 MRC $25 NRC for VRF between
underlying Qwest DSL loop rates.
locations
Digital Subscriber Line Aggregation, defined as v) MLPPP DSL $40 MRC $100 NRC for
the transport of DSL traffic from the Local 2x1.5Mbps1896k
Exchange Carrier (LEC) interface with vi) MLPPP DSL $60 MRC $ip0 NRC for
Mammoth and the Customer's interface with 2x3-7Mbps1896k
Mammoth. vii) (When feeding End User locations - no
wireless towers or IP POPs)
Digital Subscriber Line with Upstream, defined viii) $3 MRC $25 NRC per static IP
as the transport of DSL traffic from the Local ix) $40 MRC $25 NRC per Class C, or
Exchange Carrier (LEC) interface with equivalent count
Mammoth and Mammoth's interface with the
public Internet.
3) Charges 4) Terms Specific to DSL A gre.. astion
S) Layer 2 pricing applicable to DSL ordered to an a) For each Service above, Customer shall be
aggregation point on Mammoth's network. responsible for and bear the cost of each
DSL circuit, or loop, unless otherwise outlined
i) NRC for DSL Aggregation (Layer 2): in the content of a Service Order.
25p0 b) Customer agrees to provide Mammoth with
ii) MRC for DSL Aggregation (Layer 2): sixty (60) days notice prior to moving a total
1) $500 MRC, ATM DS3, 1 year term of twenty percent (20%) of Customer's DSL
2) $800 MRC, ATM OC3, i year term End Users in any given month.
3) $12 MRC each DSL, charged in
blacks of 10 DSLs, without pro -rate
4) all other Aggregation options
identified via Service Order
5) not inclusive of any cross -connect or
loop fees
b) Layer 3 pricing applicable to DSL orders 10
Mammoth's router and using Mammoth's
Upstream Internet Providers. Non-recurring
charge (NRC or setup) for DSL with Internet
upstream (Layer 3) is $500 NRC. Monthly -
recurring charge (MRC) for DSL with Internet
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i) $10 MRC each DSL, 1-100
ii) $9 MRC each SL, 101-2.50
ii) $8 MRC each DSL over 250
iv) Charged in blacks of 10 DSLs, without
pro -rate. Pricing based on single End
User use. Multi -tenant, muhi-dwelling
and Point of Presence use for DSL is
priced on an individual case basis —
rates above do not apply.
C) DSL Loop Pricing
i) Business rates, 1 year term, 8100 NRC
for early termination
1) $50 MRC $50 NRC I-SMbps/896k
2) $70 MRC $50 NRC 3-7Mbps1896k
i I) Loop rates do not include Layer 2 or
Layer 3 services priced above
iii) Loop prices subject to change per
underlying Qwest DSL loop rates.
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APPENDIX B — SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENT (MEAN TIME
To REPAIR)
The Service Level Agreement ("SLA") between
Mammoth and Customer provides the
following:
Equipment mean time to repair:
4 hour mean time to repair, within business hours
8 hour mean time to repair, outside business hours
Fiber optic, coaxial, Ethemet or cable pair mean time to
repair:
4 hour mean time to repair, within business hours
8 hour mean time to repair, outside business hours
The above objectives shall apply to DS1, DS3, OC3,
OC 12, OC48, OC3, OC 12, and OC48 capacity, Gigabit
Ethernet services, and DSL -related services.
DSL SLA:
Network Availability — the goal for network availability is
100%. with each hour of DSL downtime qualifying
Customer for one hour's Outage Credit for the Affected
Service, applicable to only the DSL Services provided
to Customer, by LATA. Network Availability is based on
the ability to transmit and receive data from a particular
LATA, measured from the time the trouble ticket is
opened to the time the Service is again able to transmit
and receive data as documented by Mammoth.
Latency -- the goal for DSL latency is 100ms or less to
the Customer's router, with outage Credits of 10% of
MRC available for latency of 101 ms to 120ms, and
Outage Credits of 2010 of MRC available for latency of
121 ms or greater, by LATA. Latency will be measured
via roundtrip pings averaged over an hour period,
divided by two.
Packet Delivery — the goal for packet delivery is 99.5%,
with Outage Credits of 10% of MRC available for packet
delivery of 99.01 to 99.49%, Outage Credits of 25% of
MRC available far packet delivery of 90.00 to 99.001,
and Outage Credits of 501 of MRC available for packet
delivery of less than 99.00%, by LATA. Packet delivery
measurements shall be conducted at an aggregate
circuit level, measured as average packet loss over an
hour period.
Jitter — the goal for jitter is 4ms, with Outage Credits of
10% of MRC available for jitter of 4 to 4.99ms, Outage
Credits of 25% of MRG available for jitter of 5 to
5.99ms, and Outage Credits of 501 of MRC available
for jitter of mare than 6ms, by LATA. Jitter
measurements shall be conducted at an aggregate
circuit level, measured as average jitter over an hour
Period for UDP traffic.
The average network delay ("Latency") will be
measured via roundtrip pings on an ongoing basis
every five minutes to determine an average monthly
performance level for Latency at the relevant Point of
Presence within the Mammoth Network. Latency
equals the sum of roundt rip delay divided by two to
calculate one-way latency results. Packet Delivery will
be measured on an ongoing basis every five minutes to
determine an average monthly performance level for
packets delivered between the relevant POPs.
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Jitter measures interpacket delay variance and packet
loss in the Mammoth Network, and is measured on an
ongoing basis every tive minutes by generating
synthetic User Datagram Protocol traffic. For purposes
of this Appendix 6, jitter means average monthly j filer
as measured by Mammoth on an ongoing basis in five
minute intervals.
Components Included
All ccmponants (i, e. POPS, Routers, Circuits) of
Mammoth's network and the components of certain
other carriers or backbone providers used by Mammoth
are covered by this Sita. The SLA is limited to
components of Mammoth's network. Service may be
affected by LATA due to (i) Network Downtime under
the Network Avail abiiity goal or (ii) the failure of the
other goals in this SLA. Outage Credits shall be based
only on the MRCS for locations in the particular LATA
for which Customer is eligible to receive Outage Credits
under the applicable SLA.
Components Excluded:
All other services and components relating to the
Service, including without Limitation the following, are
not covered by the SLA: all access and connection
facilitles to the Master Aggregation ATM switch (i.e.
DSL, PVC, local loop) at Gwast; the Master
Aggregation ATM switch at Qwest; the ATM
aggregation port at Qwest, the connection from the
Master Aggregation ATM Switch to Mammoth;
Customer Premises Equipment-, and any other services
or components not operated by Mammoth or are not a
part of the Service. Network unavailability or increased
latenoy, packet loss or jitter caused by the foregoing
excluded components will not give rise to Outage
Credits.
Normal and Emergency Maintenance Service Level
Agreements for DSL mirror those found in Appendix E.
The length of each Outage shall. be calculated in full
minutes for the purposes of determining Outage
Credits. The existence and end of each Outage and
the Latency, packet delivery and jitter will be
determined by Mammoth in good faith based on
network tests performed by Mammoth. Under no
circumstances wilt network tests performed by
Customer be considered valid measurable criterion for
the purpases of establishing 0utaga Credits.
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Appendix C — Dedicated Internet Access Service Level
Agreement
Dedicated Internet Access is described as Internet
connectivity produced by (a) a dedicated, high-speed
network connection between Customer's premises and
Mammoth or a Mammoth affiliate's Internet Protocol
network (Mammoth Network); and (b) routing services,
based on Transmission Control Protocolll Memel
Protocol (TCP11P). Service may also include tate
procurement of IP address space for Customer.
The monthly Service Availability Percentage for
Dedicated Internet Access is calculated as follows:
Minutes of Outage) x 3011440 (actual Minutes in any
given day) x 30
Ali relevant components of the Mammoth.IP Network
POPS, routers and clrcuhs) are subject to this SLA,
and components of other Internet backbone providers
are subject only to the Latency SLA as described
herein. Local access and connection facilities used to
access the Mammoth Network and any Customer
equipment are not included as components of the
Mammoth Network for purposes of this SLA; provided,
however, solely for purposes of the Network Port
Availability SLA, the components of the Mammoth
Network shall include any access circuits provided by
Mammoth, but shall specifically exclude any access
turnishad or ordered directly by Customer from a third
party.
Network Port Availability
Gaal Outage Credit
100% 1 hours charges for every 1 [full] hour outage
Latency
Goal Latency outage Credit
80ms 81-90ms 10% of MRO
80ms 91-110ms 25% of MRO
8oms 11oms 50% of MRC
Packdt Delivery
Goal Packet Delivery outage Credit
99.50% 99.01-99.49% 10%of MRC
99.50% 90.00-99.00% 25% of MRC
99.50% 90.001 50% of MRC
Jitter
Goal Packet Delivery Outage Credit
2ms 2.1.3ms 10% of MRC
2ms 3.1-4ms 25% of MRC
2ms 4ms 50% of MRC
Network Port Availability measures Network Downtime
versus Network Uptime. Network Downtime is based
on periods when a particular DIA port of Customer is
unable to transmit and receive data, and Network
UptinW includes all other periods. Network downtime is
recorded in the Mammoth Network trouble ticket
system, and is measured from the time Customer
opens a trouble ticket with Mammoth as defined in
Appendix E. to the time the affected Service is again
able to transmit and receive data according to
Mammoth's records.
The average network delay ("Latency") will be
measured via roundtrip pings on an ongoing basis
every five minutes to determine an average monthly
performance level for Latency at the relevant Point of
Presence within the Mammoth Network. Latency
equals the sum of roundtrip delay divided by two to
calculate one-way latency results. Packet Delivery will
be measured on an ongoing basis every five minutes to
determine an average monthly performance level for
packets delivered between the relevant PO Ps.
Jitter measures interpacket delay variance and packet
loss in the Mammoth Network, and is measured on an
ongoing basis every five minutes by generating
symInetic User Datagram Protocol traffic. For purposes
of this Appendix C, jitter means average monthly jitter
as measured by Mammoth on an ongoing basis in five
minute intervals.
A Distributed Denial of Service attack ("DDcS") is
characterized by an explicit attempt by attackers to
prevent legitimate users of a Service from using that
Service. DDoS attacks are not covered by this SLA.
The length of each outage shall be calculated in full
minutes for the purposes of determining outage
Credits. The existence and end of each Outage and all
Latency, jitter and network port availability
measurements will be determined by Mammoth in good
faith based on network tests performed by Mammoth.
Linder no circumstances will network tests performed
by Customer be considered valid measurable criterion
for Outage, Latency, jitter or network port availability
determinations for the purposes of establishing Outage
Credits.
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Appendix D - Private Line Service Level Agreement
Private Line Service is described as the carriage of
interstate or intrastate traffic pursuant to the terms and
conditions of Agreement and the Appendices. Private
Line Service is a point to point dedicated switchedlnon-
switched electrical andlor data opti oaf transmission,
over a physical circuit between two Points of Presence
Pops) located on Mammoth's, its affiliates, or its third
party vendor networks.
The monthly Service Availability Percentage for Private
Line Service is calculated as follows:
Minutes of Outage) x (Total Monthly Recurring Charge
o1 Affected Service) x 3011440 (actual Minutes in any
given day) x 30
Private Line Service Descriptions:
DS1
S3
003
0012
0048
SLA and Outage Credit Table, Service Availability
Upper Level Lower Level Outage Credit %
100.000% 99.99% 0%
x99.99% 99.95% 10%
099.95% 99.00% 25%
X99.00% 0,00% 100%
The length of each Outage shall be calculated in full
minutes Tor the purposes of determining Outage
Credits. The existence and end of each Outage will be
determined by Mammoth in good faith based on
network tests performed by Mammoth. Under no
circumstances will network tests performed by
Customer be considered valid measurable criterion for
Outage determination for the purposes of establishing
Outage Credits.
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Appendix E — Wave Service Level Agreement
The Service Level Agreement ("SLA") between
Mammoth and Customer provides the
following:
Equipment mean time to repair:
4 hour mean time to repair, within business hours
8 hour mean time to repair, outside business hours
Fiber optic cable pair mean time to repair:
4 hour mean time to repair, within business hours
8 hour mean time to repair, outside business hours
The above objectives shall apply to 1 Gbps, 2.50bps
and 100bps Wave services.
The monthly Service Availability Percentage for
Unprotected Wave Service is calculated as follows:
Minutes of Outage) x (Total Monthly Recurring Charge
of Affected Service) x 3011440 (actual Minutes in any
given day) x 30
Service Objectives for Uptime, Unprotected Wave
99.90% minimum
If availability is not met, the customer will receive
service credits equal to the monthly rate for the affected
customer Wave services multiplied by the actual
percernage of availability.
An outage will not be deemed to have occurred in the
event that the Wave services are unavailable or
1mpalred due to any of the following:
aj Interruptions on a Circuit that is not an
Accepted Circuit', or a circuit that has been
accepted or deemed accepted following
provisioning of an installation order;
b) Interruptions caused by the negligence, error or
omission of customer or others authorized by
customer to use or modify customer's Wave
services;
c) Interruptions due to failure of power at customer
premises or failure or poor performance of
customer premise equipment;
d) Interruptions during any period in which
Mammoth or its agents are not afforded
access to the premises where the access
lines associated with Wave services are
terminated, provided such access is
reasonably necessary to prevent a
degradation or to restore Wave services;
e) Interruptions during any period when Mammoth
has comm unleated to customer that
customer's Wave services will be unavailable
for maintenance or rearrangement purposes;
f) Interruptions during any period when customer
elects not to release the Circuit for testing
and/or repair and continues to use rt on an
impaired basis;
g] Interruptions resulting from a Mammoth
disconnect for customer's breach of a term
set forth in the agreement pursuant to which
Mammoth is providing Wave services to
Customer,
h) Interruptions resulting from incorrect,
incomplete or inaccurate orders from
Customer;
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Interruptions due to improper or inaccurate
network specifications provided by Customer;
and
Spacial configurations of the Wave services
that have bean mulually agreed to by
Mammoth and the Customer, provided,
however, Mammoth may provide a separate
Service Level Agreement to Customer for
those Special configurations.
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Appendix F — Outage Credit Details
To receive an Outage Credit, Customer must (a) enter a
trouble ticket at the time the failure to meet the SLA (the
Outage) occurs by contacting Mammoth's Network
Operating Center (NOC) via the online Mammoth
Networks Partner Portal, unless Mammoth has itself
opened the trouble ticket for such Service unavailability,
b) be current in its payment obligations under this
Agreement for alt amounts not in dispute by the
Customer, and (c) request reimbursement for Outage
Credits from Mammoth as specified hereunder and
submit to Mammoth all necessary supporting
documentation within thirty (30) calendar days of the
date of Invoice for the month in which the applicable
Outage occurred. If Customer fails to comply with the
conditions for Outage Credits as set forth, Customer
shall have waived its right to such Outage Credits for
Outages in such month.
An Outage shall not be deemed to have occurred in the
event that the Service is unavailable or impaired due to
any of the following
1) Interruptions on a Service for which the Start Date
has not yet commenced;
i I) Interruptions caused by the negligence, error or
omission of Customer or others authorized by Customer
to access, use or modify the Service or equipment used
by Customer;
lii) Interruptions due to power failure at Customer or
End User premises, or the failure or poor performance
of Customer Equipment;
iv) Interruptions during any period In which Mammoth
or its agents are not afforded access to the End User
premises where the access lines associated with the
Service are terminated, provided such access is
reasonably necessary to prevent a degradation or to
restore Service;
v) Interruptions during any period that Mammoth has
communicated to Customer with twenty-four (24) hours
notice that the Service will be unavailable due to
Normal Maintenance or grooming purposes, or
Customer has released the Service to Mammoth;
vi) Interruptions during any period that Customer elects
not to release the Service for testing and/or repair and
continues to use 11 on an impaired basis;
vii) Interruptions resulting from Force Majeure
including a DDOS);
viii) Interruptions resulting from Customer's use of
Service in an unauthorized or unlawful manner;
ix) Interruptions resulting from a Mammoth disconnect
under Section 3.3 of the Agreement;
x) interruptions resulting from incorrect, incomplete or
Inaccurate Service orders from Customer;
xi) Interruptions due to improper or Inaccurate network
specifications provided by Customer;
xii) interruptions resulting from a failure of an off -net
carrier's loop or network that has no SLA;
xiii) Special oonfig u rat lons. of the standard Service that
have been mutually agreed to by both parties, unless a
separate Service Level Agreement for the special
configuration has been established with the Service
Order; and
xiv) Mammoth's inability to deliver Service by the
Desired Due Date.
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Mammoth will endeavor to perform all non -emergency
Scheduled Maintenance during pro- established
maintenance hours, or windows. Scheduled
Maintenance refers to (a) upgrades of hardware or
software, (b) upgrades to increase capacity, (c) other
pre -scheduled network activity that may degrade the
quality of the Services or cause Service interruptions.
Mammoth will use reasonable efforts to perform all
Scheduled Maintenance weeknights between the hours
of 11:00 pm and 6:00 am Mountain Time Zone.
Notifications for Scheduled Maintenance shall be
provided by email at least 24 hours in advance of the
work. It shall be the responsibility of the Customer to
provide Mammoth in writing with correct and eff active
contact ernaiIs for said notifications.
Emergency Maintenance shall refer to efforts to ccrrect
Mammoth network conditions which require immediate
correction. Emergency Maintenance, while being
conducted, may degrade the quality of Services and
may result in total disruption of Service. Mammoth may
undertake Emergency Maintenance at any time it
deems necessary in its sole discretion.
Mammoth shall endeavor to provide Customer notice of
Emergency Maintenance as soon as is reasonably
practicable under the circumstances.
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Appendix G — Mammoth NOC Guide
Mammoth operates a 24 hour monitoring center that
enables access to Mammoth's Tier 1 and Tier II
Network Operations Center (NOC) personnel 24 hours
a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. To report any
0utaga or other service issues to the NOG, Customer
must enter an online trouble ticket at
httgl1pprtner_mammothnetworks.com (the "Mammoth
Networks Partner Portal", orar "MNPP°).
In the event Customer can establish it was unable to
enter a trouble ticket using the M N P P due to network
unavailability or unavailability of the MNPP, Customer
may contact the NOC at the following telephone
number: 307.685.5475.
The NOC telephone number can be used to open
tickets In place of the MNPP. However, phone tickets
cannot be used for calculation of outage credits.
Should Services he delivered to Customer using
Customer -provided circuits, Customer is responsible for
maintaining and troubleshooting its portion of the circuit.
Mammoth's NOC will assist Customer in determining
troubleshooting steps for each portion of the
Customer's Services.
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Appendix H -- Switched Ethernet Service Level
Agreement
Switched Ethernel is described as the carriage of
packets on an Ethernet network (either Metro or Long -
Haul) pursuant to the terms and conditions of
Agreement and the Appendices. Switched Ethernet is
a point to point or point to multi -point switched electrical
and/or optical transmission, over a physical circuit to a
central switched point or }tub on Mammoth's, its
affiliates, or its third party vendor networks.
The monthly Service Availability Percentage for
Switched Ethernet Service is calculated as follows:
Minutes of Outage) x (Total Monthly Recurring Charge
of Affected Service) x 3011440 (actual Minutes in any
given day) x 30
Private Line Service Descriptions:
Metra OpliCal Ethernet
Metro Switched Ethernet Service
Ethernet Virtual Private Line
SLA and Outage Credit Table, Service Availability
Lipper Levet Lower Level Outage Credit %
100.0001 99.9% 0%
99.9% 99.5% 5%
a99.5°%99.0% 10%
99.0% 95.0% 25%
95-01/6 00-0% 50%
The length or each Outage shall be calculated in full
minutes for the purposes of determining Outage
Credits. The existence and end of each Outage will be
determined by Mammoth in good faith based on
network tests performed by Mammoth. Under no
circumstances will network tests performed by
Customer be considered valid meas urabi9 criterion for
Outage determination for the purposes of establishing
Outage Credits.
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