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Verizon Partner Solutions
\ Doing Business
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Establish & Maintain Account for Local Services
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Welcome to Verizon Wholesale Local Services. This section
covers information you need to know about Verizon to begin doing business
with Verizon and maintain your account information as your business changes
and grows.
To establish a wholesale relationship with Verizon, you will have to understand
state and federal regulatory requirements and the tariffs under which you
can purchase services from Verizon. Next, you will need to negotiate an interconnection
agreement with Verizon, make yourself familiar with and obtain the appropriate
industry codes, and will need to create and maintain a Local Services Profile
via the Customer
Profile Self-Service Tool (CPSST). You will need to establish connectivity
and establish billing arrangements before being able to submit transactions
to Verizon. Local Services Profile data must be submitted prior to requesting
connectivity. As your needs may change and business grows, returning to this
site will help ensure you are able to maintain the accuracy of your account.
After finalizing your agreement with Verizon, you will need to begin implementation
of your network plans. Depending on your network considerations, you may require
access to Poles, Conduits, Rights of Way and Joint User Agreements, or want
to apply for collocation arrangements with Verizon. Finally, we will require
regular forecasting input from you.
Once your relationship is established with Verizon, other sections of the
web site will help you conduct day-to-day operations with us.
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Key Network and Services
Decisions |
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The information below will
assist you in making decisions about the network and services
that may need to be cared for to begin doing business in
the Verizon Region.
Determining how and what facilities need to be provided
(by either Verizon or another provider) is a key driver
to business decisions that need to be made to do business
with Verizon. The steps that a CLEC will take to interconnect
to the Verizon network depend heavily on the network facility
decisions made by the CLEC.
Network Network
Facility Decisions
Network
Interconnections
Network Design Request Forms:
Poles,
Conduits and Rights of Way
Collocation
E911
Forecasting Forecasting
Overview
New York Sold House and Riser Assets
Last Updated August 1998
A listing by general geographic area in the State of New York served by Verizon that provides the names of the original
purchasers and the addresses to whom Verizon - New York (formerly New York Telephone) sold some or all of the Outside Plant
Cable assets categorized in the accounting system as House and Riser facilities.
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Bronx (38k pdf file)
Brooklyn - Staten Island (54k pdf file)
Central Area (62k pdf file) (includes
Syracuse, Binghamton, Utica, Watertown)
Manhattan (63k pdf file)
Mid Hudson Area (56k pdf file)
(includes Poughkeepsie, Monticello, Kingston and Catskill)
Nassau (57k pdf file)
Northeast Area (46k pdf file)
(includes Albany, Schenectady, Glens Falls and Plattsburgh)
Queens (39k pdf file)
Suffolk (69k pdf file)
Westchester/Putnam/Rockland (78k pdf
file)
Western Area (64k pdf file) (includes
Buffalo, Olean)
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