A model agreement between the ILO and a system co-owner that defines the conditions and service expectations between the two parties. This co-location agreement is designed to be used by companies that provide co-location facilities – rack and/or unit surfaces for their own IT equipment, networks and/or telecommunications from business customers and provide electricity, security, maintenance and telecommunications access for them. A variety of optional elements appear in this model, and among the most important are those that take care of the repair and maintenance of the customer`s devices. Depending on the options chosen, this is either the responsibility of the customer or the service provider. Options should be selected with caution. Each Cell Site is the property of the entity or a subsidiary of the Company under a valid and binding document, a fund lease agreement or an administrative use authorization, which is in any case free and free of any charge, and each Colocation Site is used or owned by the Company or its subsidiaries under a valid and binding colocation agreement. free and free of any charge. Learn more about FindLaw`s newsletters, including our terms of service and privacy policy. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and Google`s privacy policy and terms of use apply.

ILO will make available to the XXXXXX computer bag the following “environment” characteristics: the term “property” means the building and the land, the entire land and all related features, rights, privileges and easements, including elevators, stairs, corridors, entrances, rest areas, sidewalks, roads, entrances, crawls, cafeterias, car parks and other similar or related facilities (together “Commun chafts”), as they may be present in and around the building and property. Section 1.2 Initial Collocation Agreement. . . .