aggressively pursue additional sales opportunities with our existing customers, and seek new customers by actively marketing our DAS solutions to other wireless carriers and other telecom and media companies

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1^st Amendment to FORNet Master Services Agreement

Preamble

This 1^st Amendment to FORNet Master Services Agreement (this “Amendment”) is entered into effective as of this 19^th day of March, 2007 (the “Effective Date”), by and between NEXTEL OPERATIONS, a Delaware corporation, d/b/a Sprint, together with its successors, permitted assigns and communications affiliates(“Sprint”) and NextG Networks, Inc. (“NextG”).

Background

A. Sprint and NextG entered into that certain FORNet Master Services Agreement effective September 31, 2006 (the “Agreement”).

B. The parties now desire to amend the Agreement to add the attached Joint Operations Protocol to the Agreement as Exhibit C.

Agreement

For good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged, the parties hereby agree as follows:

1. Amendment.

(a) The Agreement is hereby amended to attach the Joint Operations Protocol to the agreement as Exhibit C in its entirety.

(b) The parties acknowledge and agree that the Joint Operations Protocol attached hereto as Exhibit C shall apply retroactively to any and all FORNet Licenses previously executed by the parties hereto wherein Sprint joined a fiber systems owned and operated by NextG.

(c) Notwithstanding the forgoing, the parties acknowledge and agree that the Joint Operations Protocol attached hereto as Exhibit C shall NOT apply to any FORNet Licenses executed by the parties wherein Sprint will transfer or has transferred ownership of a fiber system to NextG and remains a licensee thereon, including, without limitation, that certain FORNet License Agreement Los Angeles FORNet System (LA FORNet System) dated effective as of January 11, 2007; it being the intent of the parties that a different operational protocol will be mutually agreed upon by both parties in such cases.

2. Miscellaneous. This Amendment sets forth the complete understanding of the parties pertaining to the amendment to the Agreement described above, and supersedes all prior negotiations or understandings, whether written or oral, with respect thereto. Except as specifically provided above, the other terms and conditions of the Agreement are unaffected by this Amendment.

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Authorized Signatures

Intending to be legally bound, the parties have caused this 1^st Amendment to FORNet Master Services Agreement to be executed by their duly authorized representatives effective as of the Effective Date.

NEXTEL OPERATIONS, INC.						NEXTG NETWORKS, INC.
By:		/s/ Mary D. Lewis				By:		/s/ John B. Georges
		Signature						Signature
Mary D. Lewis, Manager, Sourcing						John B. Georges, CEO
		Printed Name and Title				Printed Name and Title
Dated: 4/18, 2007						Dated: March 19, 2007

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EXHIBIT C: NETWORK POLICIES AND PROCEDURES

Joint Operations Protocol (JOP)

for

Sprint/NextG Networks

Date: 3/02/2007

Security Notice
This document contains confidential information between Sprint Nextel and NextG.
Unauthorized disclosure is prohibited.

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Table of Contents

1. PURPOSE AND SCOPE			6
1.1. Purpose			6
1.2. Scope			6
2. DEFINITIONS			6
3. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES			7
3.1. Points of Demarcation			7
3.1.1. Point A — Hub Demarcation			8
3.1.2. Point Z — Node Demarcation			8
3.2. Sprint Maintained Network Components			8
3.2.1. Hubs			8
3.2.2. Nodes			8
3.2.3. [***]			9
3.3. NextG Maintained Network Components			9
3.3.1. Outside Plant			9
3.3.2. Hubs			9
3.4. Sub-Contractor Review			9
3.5. Equipment Replacement — Warranties and Spares			9
3.5.1. Equipment Replaced under Warranty			9
3.5.2. Equipment Spares			9
3.6. [***]			9
3.7. Points of Contact			9
4. FIBER NETWORK MONITORING, NOTIFICATION AND TRACKING			10
4.1. Roles and Responsibilities			10
4.1.1. Sprint			10
4.1.2. NextG			10
4.2. Fiber Fault Types and Restoration Expectations			10
4.2.1. Service Affecting Condition			10
4.2.2. Potential Service Affecting Condition			10
4.3. Monitoring, Notification, Tracking and Resolution Process			11
4.3.1. Process Highlights			11
4.3.2. Events and Action Flow Matrix			11
4.4. Event Escalations			11
4.5. Reporting			11
5. FIBER NETWORK FAULT RESTORATION			11
5.1. Roles and Responsibilities			11
5.1.1. Sprint			11
5.1.2. NextG			11
5.2. Fiber Fault Types and Restoration Requirements			11
5.3. [***]			12
5.3.1. Service Affecting Condition			12
5.3.2. Potential Service Affecting Condition			12
5.3.3. Other			12
5.4. Restoration Process			12
5.5. [***]			12
5.6. Reporting			12
6. FIBER NETWORK MAINTENANCE			12
6.1. Roles and Responsibilities			12
6.1.1. Sprint			12

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6.1.2. NextG			13
6.2. General Maintenance			13
6.3. Fiber Degradation Maintenance			13
6.4. Maintenance Requests			13
6.5. Maintenance Request Process			13
6.6. Service-Affecting Event Management			13
6.7. Closing Notification			14
6.8. Excavation Damage Prevention			14
6.9. Reporting			14
7. NETWORK MOVES, ADDS & CHANGES (MACS)			14
7.1. Roles and Responsibilities			14
7.1.1. Sprint			15
7.1.2. NextG			15
7.2. Closing Notification of MAC Event			15
8. NOTICES			15
9. FIBER NETWORK TESTING, SPECIFICATIONS AND CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS			15
9.1. Sprint Fibers, Spans and Acceptance Testing			15
9.1.1. Baseline Specifications			16
9.1.2. Means and Methods of Testing Sprint Fibers			16
9.1.3. Re-Testing			16
9.2. Sprint Fibers and Span Limitations and Specifications			16
9.2.1. Wavelength Results (for Insertion Loss testing and OTDR testing)			16
9.2.2. Dispersion Results			16
9.2.3. Single Splice Loss Results (for OTDR testing)			16
9.2.4. Connector(s) and/or Jumper(s)			16
9.2.5. Loss of a Point Discontinuity (for OTDR testing)			16
9.3. Fiber Network Construction Requirements			16
9.3.1. Sprint Fiber Requirements			16
9.3.2. Sprint Fiber Installation Requirements			16
9.3.3. Outside Plant Termination Requirements			16
9.3.4. Outside Plant Termination Housing Panel Labeling			16
10. PHYSICAL SECURITY AND ACCESS CONTROL MANAGEMENT			17
10.1. Roles and Responsibilities			17
10.1.1. Sprint			17
10.1.2. NextG			17
10.2. Secure Entry and Management at NextG Sites			17
10.2.1. Lock and Key/Code Control			17
10.2.2. Employee and Contractor Responsibilities			17
10.2.3. Visitor Processing and Control			17
10.3. Secure Entry and Management at Sprint/NextG Adjoined and Separately Owned or Controlled Sites			17
10.4. Secure Entry and Management at Sprint Owned or Controlled Sites			17
11. ESCALATION PROCEDURES			18
11.1. Service Affecting Condition Escalation Times			18
11.2. Potential Service Affecting Condition Escalation Times			18
11.3. Escalation Contact Information			18
12. NETWORK EVENT, PERFORMANCE AND INCIDENT REPORTING			18
12.1. Post Mortem Fiber Fault Report			18
12.2. [***]			18
12.3. [***]			18
12.4. Security Incident Report			18

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13. UTILIZATION AUDIT METHODOLOGY AND STATISTICS			19
14. POINTS OF CONTACT			19
APPENDIX A — PHYSICAL SECURITY REQUIREMENTS WHEN THIRD-PARTY ACCESS TO SPRINT PROPERTY IS REQUIRED			20
APPENDIX B — POINTS OF CONTACT			21
APPENDIX C — [***]			23
APPENDIX D — NEXTG MAINTENANCE REQUEST FORM			24

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Exhibit C to FORNet MSA (redacted for filing)_(PALIB2_ ###-###-####_2)		Joint Operations Protocol for Sprint/NextG Networks

THIS FORNet Joint Operation Protocol (the “JOP”) is pursuant to the FORNet Master Services Agreement (“FMSA”) by and between LICENSEE (NEXTEL OPERATIONS, a Delaware corporation, d/b/a SPRINT, together with its successors, permitted assigns and communications affiliates that may hereafter enter into JOP, hereinafter collectively referred to as “SPRINT”) and LICENSOR (NEXTG NETWORKS, INC., hereinafter referred to as “OPERATOR”) dated August 31, 2006. Unless otherwise defined herein, capitalized terms shall have the meaning set forth in the FMSA. The Parties agree that except as otherwise set forth herein, the terms and conditions of the FMSA shall govern the relationship of the parties under this JOP and that the FMSA is incorporated herein by reference. In the event of a conflict or inconsistency between the terms of the FMSA and this Joint Operations Protocol, the terms of the JOP shall govern and control.

1.

Purpose and Scope

	1.1.		Purpose
			The Joint Operations Protocol (JOP) for Sprint/NextG Fiber Networks defines the procedures, processes and guidelines to be followed by Sprint and NextG to ensure that the Fiber Network is maintained and operated in accordance with Sprint’s expectations.
	1.2.		Scope
			The JOP addresses the Fiber Network operational responsibilities for Fiber Networks covered by the FMSA.

2.		Definitions
		For purposes of this JOP and its Appendices and Attachments, all capitalized terms will have the meaning as defined in the JOP.
		“Fiber Network” means the [***]. This includes:
		[***]
		“Hubs” means the location(s) where the building(s) containing Sprint’s BTS equipment, DAS host equipment and the main fiber termination panels for each DAS sub-network are located.
		“Joint Operations Protocol (JOP)” means the main JOP document (this document) and its Appendices and Attachments.
		“MAC” means Fiber Network moves, adds or changes. This includes any changes to the Fiber Network to include adding Third-Party Users, adding fiber or equipment to the Fiber Network, or any other change to the fiber or facilities included in the Fiber Network.
		“Method of Procedure (MOP)” means a written procedure providing detailed step-by-step instructions meeting industry standards for completing a job.
		“Node” means the location where a Sprint FORNet Remote Node is connected to Sprint Fibers.
		“NextG NOC” means the network operations center NextG will use for alarm monitoring of the Fiber Network.
		“Pigtail Connectors” means a short length of optical fiber, with a connector at one end that connects the Sprint Fibers supplied by NextG to the Sprint Network through an HDF panel, LGX or other similar equipment or directly to Sprint Equipment.

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		“Potential Service Affecting Condition” means any condition on the Fiber Network identified by either Party that if left unchecked and uncorrected significantly increases the risk of a Service-Affecting Condition and any anticipated Services to the Fiber Network, MACs or other actions that could create a Service Affecting Condition.
		“Service(s)” means the maintenance and repair of the Sprint Fibers by NextG to the standards set forth in this JOP and its Appendices and Attachments.
		“Service Affecting Condition” means a failure that interferes with the ability of the Sprint Fibers to function in compliance with the Specifications that impacts services provided to Sprint customers and/or the operation of Sprint equipment.
		“Specifications” are the fiber specifications and standards contained in the JOP.
		“Sprint Equipment” means the communications equipment owned by Sprint to put the Sprint Fibers into service but expressly does not include the sprint fiber.
		“Sprint Equipment Space” means the space occupied and maintained by Sprint that contains Sprint Equipment.
		“Sprint Fiber(s)” means those fibers within the Fiber Network that are the subject of a FORNet License Agreement under the FMSA.
		“Sprint Network” means the Sprint owned or controlled communication network, including the PCS network, iDEN network, broadband wireless network, local network, international network, risers within any Sprint Site or Sprint Equipment, if any but expressly does not include the Sprint Fiber.
		“Sprint NMC” means the network management center Sprint will use for alarm monitoring of Sprint’s DAS networks including Sprint Fibers.
		“Sprint Sites” means the locations connected by the Sprint Fibers where Sprint maintains Sprint Equipment including but not limited to points of presence, Hubs or Nodes.
		“Third-Party User” means a third party who by contract with or permission of NextG is using the Fiber Network.
3.		Roles and Responsibilities
		The assignment of operational roles and responsibilities is generally determined by the use - exclusive or shared — of the underlying network asset.
		NextG will have total operational responsibility for the Fiber Network and Services of the Sprint Fibers, with the exception of alarm monitoring of Sprint Equipment. Sprint shall notify NextG of suspected fiber issues relating to the Nodes as provided below.
		Operational responsibilities are summarized below and further defined in the JOP.

	3.1.		Points of Demarcation
			There are two (2) defined points of demarcation between Sprint and NextG — the A Demarcation located at the Hubs and the Z Demarcation located at the Nodes. Sprint and NextG will coordinate for joint testing and access at each demarcation point.

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	3.1.1.		Point A — Hub Demarcation
			The operational demarcation point at the Hubs is the front connector panel of the optical cross-connect shelves. The front connector panels shall be labeled to identify Sprint Fibers according to Sprint’s identification standards.
			NextG will have access to the Hub facility for access to the demarcation.
	3.1.2.		Point Z — Node Demarcation
			The operational demarcation point at the Nodes will be the fiber connectors inside the Node cabinet that interface with the Node equipment shelf for working fibers and non-terminated spares.
			NextG will have controlled access to the Node cabinet for access to the demarcation point.

3.2.

Sprint Maintained Network Components

	3.2.1.		Hubs
			Hub building, HVAC, fire suppression system, cabling systems and cables;
			Emergency generators, fuel tanks, transfer switches, batteries, rectifiers, power panels and distribution system;
			Host Units and associated equipment;
			Grounding and lightning protection;
			Fiber management system (e.g., cross connect shelves, fiber jumpers and racks from demarc point A to host units).
			Sprint retains ownership and operational responsibility for all BTS/EBTS and backhaul transmission equipment located in the Hub including:
			CDMA/iDEN equipment (BTS/EBTS and related);
			GPS antennas and related coaxial cables;
			T1 and transmission equipment and services to Sprint’s MSC/MSO (mobile switching center/mobile switching office) and NMC (network management center);
			EMS/NMS PC and Sprint modem.
	3.2.2.		Nodes
			Cabinets;
			Electronics;
			Antennas where Sprint is sole user;
			Battery backup;
			Ground furniture space outside of the utility service connection demarcation.

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3.2.3.

[***]

	3.3.		NextG Maintained Network Components
			[***].

	3.3.1.		Outside Plant
			[***]
	3.3.2.		Hubs
			[***].

	3.4.		Sub-Contractor Review
			NextG shall inform Sprint of the contractors being considered for use by NextG in performing potential service affecting activities on the Fiber Network and shall give due consideration to any concerns raised by Sprint regarding the use of sub-contractors for which Sprint has expressed a concern.
	3.5.		Equipment Replacement — Warranties and Spares

	3.5.1.		Equipment Replaced under Warranty
			Numerous manufacturer and other vendor warranties for the materials and equipment services exist that cover the Network. These warranties may be held by Sprint or by NextG.
			Sprint and NextG will identify all warranties, the terms of the warranties and the Party that will hold the warranties.
			Sprint and NextG should hold the equipment and service warranties related to equipment and services under their respective operational control, per sections 3.2 (Sprint Maintained Network Components) and 3.3 (NextG Maintained Network Components) to the extent possible.
			If the defective equipment is covered by a warranty, the Party assigned the warranty will coordinate with the vendor to ensure the terms of the warranty are met.
	3.5.2.		Equipment Spares
			Sprint Maintained Spares
			Sprint will maintain spares for all equipment maintained by Sprint.
			NextG Maintained Spares
			NextG will maintain spares for all equipment maintained by NextG.

	3.6.		[***]
	3.7.		Points of Contact
			Sprint and NextG will provide a single point of contact (POC) for each operations function and for each Fiber Network, if different. These POCs will be identified per Section 14 — Points of Contact.

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4.		Fiber Network Monitoring, Notification and Tracking
		This section establishes requirements, polices and procedures for alarm monitoring, notification, tracking and trouble ticket closure between Sprint and NextG as it relates to the Sprint Fibers.
		Sprint’s NMC will monitor the performance of Sprint Fibers using alarm conditions received from its Node and Hub equipment. Sprint will notify NextG’s NOCC of all fiber faults for restoration by NextG according to the service levels and procedures defined in the JOP.
		NextG’s assumption of responsibility for Fiber Network operations does not change any hardware, software or connectivity of Sprint’s NMS architecture. The only change will be in the processes regarding notification, tracking and clearing of fiber alarms between Sprint and NextG.

	4.1.		Roles and Responsibilities
			[***].

	4.1.1.		Sprint
			Sprint’s responsibilities include:
			[***].
	4.1.2.		NextG
			NextG’s responsibilities include:
			[***].

	4.2.		Fiber Fault Types and Restoration Expectations
			There are two fiber fault types — Service Affecting Condition and Potential Service Affecting Condition — each with expected time to restore and peer-to-peer communications between the NextG NOC and Sprint NMC.
			[***].

4.2.1.

Service Affecting Condition

Description		Action
Initial Notification		[***].
[***]		[***].
Update Interval		[***].

4.2.2.

Potential Service Affecting Condition

Description		Action
Initial Notification		[***].
[***]		[***]
Update Interval		[***].
Sprint/NextG Peer-to-Peer Communications		[***].

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	4.3.		Monitoring, Notification, Tracking and Resolution Process
			The following summarizes the alarm monitoring, notification, tracking and resolution process to be followed by Sprint and NextG:

	4.3.1.		Process Highlights
			[***]
	4.3.2.		Events and Action Flow Matrix
	[***]

	4.4.		Event Escalations
			Escalation procedures are defined in Section 11 — Escalation Procedures.
	4.5.		Reporting
			NextG will provide Sprint reports per Section 12 — Network Event, Performance and Incident Reporting.

5.		Fiber Network Fault Restoration
		[***].

	5.1.		Roles and Responsibilities
			[***].
			The roles and responsibilities of Sprint and NextG relating to the repair of the Sprint Fibers are further defined below.

	5.1.1.		Sprint
			Sprint’s responsibilities include:
			[***]
	5.1.2.		NextG
			NextG’s responsibilities include:
			[***]

	5.2.		Fiber Fault Types and Restoration Requirements
			This section provides the trouble handling expectations based on two fiber fault types:

	1.		Service Affecting Condition, and
	2.		Potential Service Affecting Condition

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	5.3.		[***]
			Immediately upon learning of a Service Affecting Condition or a Potential Service Affecting Condition from any source including Sprint’s NMC and NextG’s NOC, NextG will respond and commence work as follows:

	5.3.1.		Service Affecting Condition
			[***].
	5.3.2.		Potential Service Affecting Condition
			[***].
	5.3.3.		Other
			[***].

	5.4.		Restoration Process
			NextG will follow the following fiber fault restoration process:
			[***].
			NextG should, at a minimum, have the following available for responding to fiber faults:
			[***]
	5.5.		[***]
			[***].
	5.6.		Reporting
			NextG will provide Sprint reporting metrics as defined in Section 12 — Network Event, Performance and Incident Reporting.

6.		Fiber Network Maintenance
		This section documents service levels and maintenance processes that NextG will be expected to meet and to perform as the owner of the Fiber Network containing Sprint Fibers.

	6.1.		Roles and Responsibilities
			The roles and responsibilities of Sprint and NextG relating to the maintenance of Sprint Fibers are further defined below.

	6.1.1.		Sprint
			Sprint’s responsibilities include:
			[***]

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	6.1.2.		NextG
			NextG’s responsibilities include:
			[***]

	6.2.		General Maintenance
			[***].
	6.3.		Fiber Degradation Maintenance
			[***].
	6.4.		Maintenance Requests
			NextG will notify Sprint’s Change Management Control (CMC) POC (see Section 13 — Points of Contact) of all scheduled preventive maintenance activities at least 15 calendar days prior to the service being performed. Appendix D — NextG Maintenance Request Form will be used to notify the CMC of planned events.
			All requests for maintenance must include:
			[***].
	6.5.		Maintenance Request Process
			When Sprint receives a request for scheduled maintenance, Sprint will verify the date, time, location and activity to ensure no conflicts exist with either on-going or previously scheduled work. If a conflict exists, Sprint’s CMC and NextG’s NOC will coordinate to establish a new date if possible.
			Sprint will review the work detail provided to assure requests are properly prepared and that the risk involved is acceptable before approving maintenance requests. If the necessary information, such as [***], is not provided, Sprint may return the request and NextG will provide the necessary information as required. The request for more information will not delay the work if such work may not be performed at any other time (e.g., time mandated by jurisdiction) and otherwise may not delay the work by more than [***].
			[***]
			Sprint will have [***] to review MOPs to correct deficiencies and formulate appropriate changes. MOPs will be commented on by Sprint’s CMC via electronic mail or fax.
			Sprint will have [***] from receipt of a complete maintenance request, with a MOP, to acknowledge the scheduled maintenance. Final decision to proceed with maintenance will reside with NextG and result from collaboration between NextG and Sprint.
	6.6.		Service-Affecting Event Management
			Sprint will be permitted to oversee all scheduled Service Affecting Conditions and Potential Service Affecting Conditions. Conference bridge setups, etc. will be used in support of this effort. In addition to a Sprint approved MOP, NextG must notify the Sprint NMC immediately prior to beginning work.
			NextG will provide sufficient information to allow Sprint to:

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			[***]
	6.7.		Closing Notification
			When any Service Affecting Condition or Potential Service Affecting Condition maintenance is considered complete and all components are operationally ready, NextG will notify Sprint’s NMC. NextG will request approval to close the trouble ticket and discontinue fault restoration/maintenance effort. NextG will remain on site until Sprint’s NMC has verified that all related alarm conditions have been cleared.
			When alarms have been verified cleared and the activity is considered complete, NextG will coordinate final event closure with Sprint. If contingency plans were implemented to protect the network during the performance of scheduled activities, NextG and Sprint will direct activities necessary to return the Fiber Network to its normal configuration.
	6.8.		Excavation Damage Prevention
			As operator of the Fiber Network, NextG will become a member of and register with all applicable State and Local One Call Agencies and provide Call before You Dig (CBYD) services. NextG’s responsibilities include but are not limited to taking and evaluating calls from the One Call Agencies, performing truck rolls and performing cable locates as necessary after rolls and locates.
			NextG will monitor third-parties’ excavation activities and provide other means of protection deemed appropriate to eliminate damage due to excavation activities.
	6.9.		Reporting
			NextG will provide Sprint a reporting metrics as defined in Section 12 — Network Event, Performance and Incident Reporting.

7.		Network Moves, Adds & Changes (MACs)
		This section defines the processes to be used by Sprint and NextG to notify each other of proposed moves, adds and changes to the Fiber Network.
		[***].
		NextG and Sprint will have a mutually approved change management control process in place to:
		[***].
		NextG will:
		[***]

			Sprint will have [***] to review MOPs to correct deficiencies and formulate appropriate changes. MOPs will be commented on by Sprint’s CMC via electronic mail or fax.
	7.1.		Roles and Responsibilities
			Sprint and NextG will document and report to the other any network MACs that materially impact the Network including fiber strand allocation, Hub space and remote network pole assignments.
			Review and define anticipated MACs regarding

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	•		Sprint Sites and Sprint Spaces
	•		Third-Party Users

	7.1.1.		Sprint
			Sprint will be responsible for [***].

	7.1.1.1.		Service-Affecting and Potential-Service Affecting Work and MACs.
			[***]
	7.1.1.2.		Non Service-Affecting Work and MACs.
			[***]

7.1.2.

NextG

	7.1.2.1.		Service Affecting and Potential Service Affecting Work and MACs
			[***]
	7.1.2.2.		Fiber Route Map Updates
			[***].
	7.1.2.3.		Fiber Re-Testing
			[***].

	7.2.		Closing Notification of MAC Event
			When a MAC is considered complete and all components are operationally ready, the Party undertaking the activity (or NextG in the event of Third-Party Users) will notify the other Party’s NMC. The non-undertaking Party will verify that any related alarm conditions have been cleared.
			When alarms have been verified cleared and the activity is considered complete, the Parties will coordinate final event closure. If contingency plans were implemented to protect the Fiber Network during the performance of scheduled activities, NextG and Sprint will direct activities necessary to return the Fiber Network to its normal configuration.

8.		Notices
		Notices relating to Legal and Contractual matters shall be given according to the FMSA. Notices relating to Operational matters shall be given according to the JOP to the POCs given in Appendix B — Points of Contact.
9.		Fiber Network Testing, Specifications and Construction Requirements
		This section documents the Fiber Network testing, specifications and construction requirements and guidelines that NextG will be expected to meet and to perform as the operator of the Fiber Network.

	9.1.		Sprint Fibers, Spans and Acceptance Testing
			NextG will perform fiber testing per this Section and will provide Sprint documented test results via electronic mail or in CD ROM using GR 196 format.

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	9.1.1.		Baseline Specifications
			[***].
	9.1.2.		Means and Methods of Testing Sprint Fibers

	9.1.2.1.		[***]
	9.1.2.2.		OTDR Testing
			[***].

	9.1.3.		Re-Testing
			[***].

9.2.

Sprint Fibers and Span Limitations and Specifications

	9.2.1.		Wavelength Results (for Insertion Loss testing and OTDR testing)
			[***].
	9.2.2.		Dispersion Results
			[***]
	9.2.3.		Single Splice Loss Results (for OTDR testing)
			[***]
	9.2.4.		Connector(s) and/or Jumper(s)
			[***].
	9.2.5.		Loss of a Point Discontinuity (for OTDR testing)
			[***].

9.3.

Fiber Network Construction Requirements

	9.3.1.		Sprint Fiber Requirements
			[***].
	9.3.2.		Sprint Fiber Installation Requirements
			[***].
	9.3.3.		Outside Plant Termination Requirements
			[***].
	9.3.4.		Outside Plant Termination Housing Panel Labeling
			[***]

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10.		Physical Security and Access Control Management
		Physical security measures such as perimeter fences, access gates and surveillance cameras are designed to protect assets and to keep potential hazards out of a facility and sensitive areas. When NextG assumes ownership and operational control of certain Sprint Fiber Networks and with this the potential for fiber-based collocation tenancies, appropriate security measures must be implemented to ensure adequate protection of all Sprint, NextG and Third-Party Users Space.
		This section addresses physical security and access control management for the hub site (building and property), and addresses three hub site scenarios:

	1)		NextG owned or controlled,
	2)		Sprint/NextG-adjoined and separately owned or controlled, and
	3)		Sprint owned or controlled.

10.1.

Roles and Responsibilities

	10.1.1.		Sprint
			Sprint is responsible for [***].
	10.1.2.		NextG
			[***].

	10.2.		Secure Entry and Management at NextG Sites
			The physical security and access control requirements and guidelines defined in this section apply to NextG sites. NextG sites are those where NextG is the sole owner/lease holder of the Hub and Hub ground lease.

	10.2.1.		Lock and Key/Code Control
			[***].
	10.2.2.		Employee and Contractor Responsibilities
			Employees and contractors are required to:
			[***].
	10.2.3.		Visitor Processing and Control
			The following procedures must be in place for the documentation and control of visitors:
			[***].

	10.3.		Secure Entry and Management at Sprint/NextG Adjoined and Separately Owned or Controlled Sites
			[***].
	10.4.		Secure Entry and Management at Sprint Owned or Controlled Sites
			[***].

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11.		Escalation Procedures
		This section defines the procedures Sprint and NextG will use to escalate operational matters that one or both Parties believe are not being appropriately addressed.
		Escalation procedures are based on fiber fault type as defined in Section 4, Fiber Network Monitoring, Notification and Tracking, and apply to all types of events.
		[***].

11.1.

Service Affecting Condition Escalation Times

		Ticket Duration without
Escalation Level		Progress/Communication
1st		[***]
2nd		[***]
3rd		[***]
4th		[***]
5th		[***]

11.2.

Potential Service Affecting Condition Escalation Times

		Ticket Duration without
Escalation Level		Progress/Communication
1st		[***]
2nd		[***]
3rd		[***]
4th		[***]
5th		[***]

	11.3.		Escalation Contact Information
			Appendix B — Points of Contact contains operations contacts for each Sprint/NextG DAS Network for which this JOP applies.

12.		Network Event, Performance and Incident Reporting
		This section defines the reports and reporting processes used by NextG and Sprint to track and report Network events and performance. NextG will provide Sprint services and performance reports as defined herein.

	12.1.		Post Mortem Fiber Fault Report
			[***].
	12.2.		[***]
	12.3.		[***]
	12.4.		Security Incident Report
			[***].

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13.		Utilization Audit Methodology and Statistics
		Audits will be performed in accordance with the applicable Sprint/NextG Agreement.
14.		Points of Contact
		Sprint and NextG will provide points of contact (POCs) for all operational functions covered by this JOP. The POCs listed will be available:

	1.		during the hours of 8 am to 5 pm local event time for non-service affecting events; and,
	2.		around the clock for emergency, Service Affecting and Potential Service Affecting events.

		National, regional and local POCs will be provided, as determined by the operational function and supporting organization implemented by Sprint and NextG.
		Appendix B — Points of Contact contains Sprint and NextG POCs for each Fiber Network.
		Sprint and NextG will update the POC lists within [***] of a change in the responsible party or contact information. The entire POC lists will reviewed, updated and reissued semi-annually.

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Appendix A — Physical Security Requirements when Third-Party Access to Sprint Property is Required

General

As part of their security-related responsibilities, employees, contractors and vendors working in Sprint facilities, may not:

     [***]

Key & Combination Controls

In general, keys may not be issued to non-employees. If a non-employee needs keys to adequately perform their duties for Sprint, Director level or above approval is required. The keys must be issued to the Sprint management employee having oversight responsibilities for the non-employee, with the manager then providing the keys to the non-employee.

The method of shipping/distributing keys must employ appropriate levels of security for in-transit protection and/or to ensure the intended recipients receive the keys.

     [***].

Identification/Access Control Badges

[***]

Non-employees who are issued access devices are required to:

     [***]

Non-employees who are issued access devices are not permitted to:

     [***]

Failure to comply with the above-listed responsibilities may result in the termination of access privileges and may result in the non-employee being barred from company property.

Sprint employee Sponsors of non-employees who have been issued access devices, and Approvers of those access device requests, are responsible for recognizing that by requesting/approving an access device for a non-employee they are:

     [***]

When non-employees who are issued access/identification cards lose or forget those items, appropriate procedures must be followed by the Sprint employee sponsor to ensure the non-employee is authorized to have access to the facility and verify the following information:

     [***]

If a temporary access card is issued, the transaction must be documented, including the name of the individual to whom the card was issued, the date of issue and the access card identifier.

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Appendix B — Points of Contact

This appendix contains contacts for all operational areas requiring coordination between Sprint and NextG for the Los Angeles DAS Network.

Following are the primary POCs for Sprint and NextG.

          [omitted from external version]

          [omitted from external version]

          [omitted from external version]

Additional POCs by responsibility are further identified below.

Restoration, Maintenance and MAC Contact Information

Sprint Contacts

          For Emergency Repairs of Service Affecting Conditions, and if a situation does not fit any other category, contact Sprint’s [omitted from external version].

Sprint’s contact for Scheduled Maintenance, whether Service Affecting, Potential Service Affecting or Non Service Affecting, is the local Field Operations organization responsible for the area in which the DAS Network is located.

Scheduled maintenance, whether Service Affecting or Non Service Affecting, should be scheduled through Sprint’s [***]

NextG Contacts

For demand/emergency activity, contact NextG’s “Network Operations Control Center” (NOCC) at [omitted from external version]. Address is: 2216 O’Toole Avenue, San Jose, CA 95131.

Scheduled maintenance, whether Service Affecting or Non Service Affecting, should be scheduled through NextG’s Network Operations Control Center (NOCC) at [omitted from external version]. The fax number is [omitted from external version].

[***]

Third-Party Secure Entry & Access Control Contact Information

The following individuals are to be contacted for third-party entry and access control, including key/code control and incident reporting.

Sprint Contacts

				Office
Event		Title/Name		Phone #		Email
Building Entry Notification		Sprint NMC (24/7)		[omitted from external version]		Phone call required
Lock Key/Code Requests		Local Field Operations*

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				Office
Event		Title/Name		Phone #		Email
Security Incident Issues		Local Field Operations*
Security Program Issues		Local Field Operations*

NextG Contacts

				Office
Event		Title/Name		Phone #		Email
Building Entry Notification		NextG NOC (24/7)		[omitted from external version]		[omitted from external version]
Lock Key/Code Requests		NextG NOC (24/7)		[omitted from external version]		[omitted from external version]
Security Incident Issues		NextG NOC (24/7)		[omitted from external version]		[omitted from external version]
Security Program Issues		NextG NOC (24/7)		[omitted from external version]		[omitted from external version]

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Appendix C — [***]

[***]

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Appendix D — NextG Maintenance Request Form

NEXTG MAINTENANCE REQUEST FORM

Sprint Lead Time Requirements
Service Affecting Condition Maintenance — Minimum of [***] Notification Required
Potential & Non Service Affecting Condition Maintenance — Minimum of [***] Notification Required

COMPANY:		NextG				DATE:

Requestor:

Phone No.

FAX No.

Lead Technician performing maintenance:

Name:

Phone #

Pager #

Supervisor:

Phone #

Pager #

[***]

A METHOD OF PROCEDURE (MOP) IS REQUIRED WITH ALL MAINTENANCE REQUESTS

Date of Maintenance:						Start/Stop:				(Local time)

Location of Maintenance  (City/ST)

Emergency:  Yes                      / No                     

Justification:

SPRINT Access Required:  Yes                      / No                            SPRINT Technician Required:  Yes                       / No                     

Maintenance Description:

MAINTENANCE REQUEST IMPACT (TO BE COMPLETED BY SPRINT)

		None				Switching hits				Patching hits
		Outage:				Other:

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		(Description)

		Sprint Fiber ID’s
Item		If Applicable		NextG Fiber ID’s
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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13
14
15
16
17
18
19
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26
27
28
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30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
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