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1 BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF COLORADO IN THE MATTER OF THE INVESTIGATION OF COMPETITION IN COLORADO S TELECOMMUNICATIONS MARKET. ORDER OPENING DOCKET AND REQUIRING RESPONSES TO SURVEY ON COMPETITION I. BY THE COMMISSION A. Statement Mailed Date: September 1, 2004 Adopted Date: August 18, On July 21, 2004, Qwest Corporation Qwest submitted its application for reclassification of certain retail services and products from Part 2 (C.R.S et seq.) to Part 3 (C.R.S et seq.), pursuant to C.R.S , and for the deregulation of Commission oversight of all retail services and products pursuant to C.R.S , except for Basic Emergency Service, N11 Service and Switched Access Charges. Qwest stated in the application that it was seeking deregulation of Commission oversight of all retail services, including primary lines, additional lines, IntraLATA and InterLATA exchange services, bundled and packaged services, features, operator services necessary for the provision of basic local exchange service, tariffed and customer-specific contracts, public access lines (PAL), and analog private line with a capacity of less than 24 voice grade circuits. On August 10, 2004, because it was unable to comply with the notice provisions set forth in the applicable rules, Qwest
2 Before the Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado withdrew its application. Based upon Qwest's withdrawal, the Commission is closing that application docket. 2. In its request to withdraw, however, Qwest notified the Commission that it intends to refile its application in the near future. Therefore, in preparation for that refiling, we open this docket for the purpose of gathering certain information regarding the state of competition in regulated telecommunications markets in Colorado. Information the Commission now seeks to gather relates to various aspects of the telecommunications markets that are relevant to the question of effective competition for those products and services regulated by the Commission. We anticipate that this information will assist the Commission and interested parties in the upcoming Qwest application for reclassification and deregulation. 3. We append to this order (as Attachment A) a survey directed to the telecommunications providers subject to the Commission's jurisdiction. Those companies listed on Attachment B--these are entities subject to the Commission's regulatory jurisdiction--are directed to submit responses (in this docket) to the survey questions within 21 business days of the effective date of this order. 4. Commission Staff is authorized to review responses to ensure that each company has answered survey questions adequately. If Staff determines that additional or supplemental responses are necessary and is unable to informally resolve disputes with the companies, Staff may file a motion to compel responses or supplemental responses in this docket. Such motions shall be served upon any company with whom Staff has a dispute. Any company so served may file a response in this docket to Staff's motion to compel within 7 business days of the filing of Staff's motion. Additionally, Commission Staff is authorized to serve follow-up questions upon any entity listed on Attachment B. Those questions shall relate to topics or issues raised in 2
3 Before the Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado Attachment A. Staff shall propose such follow-up questions in writing, filed in this docket, and obtain Commission approval for such questions. 5. Certain criteria for effective competition are included in and ; it is these criteria that will be key components of the survey questions: a) The extent of economic, technological, or other barriers to market entry and exit; b) The number of other providers offering similar services; c) The ability of consumers to obtain the service from other providers at reasonable and comparable rates, on comparable terms, and under comparable conditions; d) The ability of any provider of such telecommunications service to affect prices or deter competition; e) Such other relevant and necessary factors, including but not limited to relevant geographic areas, as the Commission deems appropriate. 6. The Rules Relating to the Claim of Confidentiality of Information Submitted to the Colorado Public Utilities Commission, 4 CCR , shall apply to this proceeding as modified by Attachment C. Parties seeking to modify or supplement these confidentiality provisions shall timely file a motion requesting such action by the Commission. 7. The products and services that are the subject of this competitive analysis are offered in Colorado by a variety of providers, excluding Part 2 services provided by the small rural telecommunications providers. Those providers include all certificated carriers, Part 2 carriers, all Part 3 carriers, toll resellers, nonoptional operator service providers, and wireless providers certified as Eligible Telecommunications Carriers or Eligible Providers. These are the entities listed on Attachment B. 8. Time is of the essence in this investigation. Therefore, the Commission expects timely complete and accurate responses to the questions contained in Attachment A. 3
4 Before the Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado II. ORDER A. The Commission Orders That: 1. This docket is hereby opened for the above-stated purposes. 2. The telecommunications companies listed on Attachment B are directed to file responses as directed in the above-referenced survey, Attachment A, consistent with the above discussion, and are joined as indispensable parties to this docket. 3. Interested persons may file requests for intervention in this docket, in accordance with the Commission's Rules of Practice and Procedure, 4 CCR 723-1, within 30 days of the effective date of this order. 4. This Order is effective on its Mailed Date. B. ADOPTED IN COMMISSIONERS WEEKLY MEETING August 18, (S E A L) THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF COLORADO GREGORY E. SOPKIN POLLY PAGE ATTEST: A TRUE COPY Bruce N. Smith Director CARL MILLER Commissioners L:\final\C _04M-435T.doc:LP 4
5 [This online version relects corrections and clarifications not in Attachment A mailed with the decision.] Letter to Providers Attachment A Docket No. 04M-435T September 1, 2004 TO: Colorado Telecommunication Services Providers RE: Investigation of Competition in Colorado's Telecommunications Market Docket No. 04M-435T Pursuant to the captioned decision, all telecommunications providers listed in Attachment B to Commission Decision C are required to complete the attached survey and submit it to the Commission within 21 days. The complete survey is available at the PUC Website, The attached paper copy of the survey is a sample only. PLEASE DOWNLOAD AN ELECTRONIC COPY OF THE SURVEY, COMPLETE THE APPROPRIATE SECTIONS, AND SUBMIT AN ELECTRONIC FILE OF THE COMPLETED SURVEY AS DIRECTED BELOW. The survey is in an Excel spreadsheet format; for your convenience, it has been pre-populated with wire center names and CLLI codes. Please read the definitions and instructions on Tab 1 of the survey before entering data. All information contained in the survey will be treated as Highly Confidential in accordance with Commission rules, 4 CCR and Attachment C. Please save the file as in its current format Excel for Microsoft Office 2000 or higher version and save the file with the following naming convention: Company_Name.xls After completion, please send the survey as an attachment to or send it on a CD or disk to Ellie Friedman at the address that follows. In addition, each company completing the survey must send a signed paper copy of the Attestation (Tab 3) to Ellie Friedman, Fixed Utilities, Public Utilities Commission, 1580 Logan St., Office Level 2, Denver, CO If you are unable to download the survey, or if you have any questions, please call Ellie Friedman at (303) Thank you for your time in completing the survey. The information you provide will assist the Commission as it makes decisions that will affect telecommunication services in Colorado. THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY DO NOT COMPLETE AND SUBMIT THIS DOCUMENT The complete survey is available at
6 1 - Instructions Attachment A Docket No. 04M-435T Instructions 1. The questions contained in this survey are asked pursuant to Decision C , Docket 04M-435T. Each provider under the jurisdiction of the Colorado Public Utilities Commission must answer each question as thoroughly as possible. Not all questions apply to all providers; complete the relevant questions on the Tabs as indicated in Tab Information provided in the survey should reflect the company's Colorado operations only. Part 2 and Part 3 services refer to those services detailed in Colorado Revised Statutes, Sections and All information should reflect company records as of December 31, If the company does not keep the record of number of customers served, relevant information (e.g., the number of customers billed in the latest month) shall be provided and noted on the survey. The complete survey is available at the PUC Website, Types of Providers ILEC means an incumbent local exchange carrier. Definitions CLEC means a competitive local exchange carrier. A CLEC is an entity authorized to provide Local Exchange Service that does not otherwise qualify as an Incumbent Local Exchange Carrier (ILEC). DLEC means a data local exchange carrier or company that provides or delivers high-speed access to the Internet and may also provide or deliver voice service. "Toll Reseller" means a provider of interlata or intralata telecommunications services via facilities leased or purchased from another provider. Terms Used in the Survey DS-0 Circuit : A digital signal that is equivalent to one voice circuit using a bandwidth of up to 64 Kbps. There are 24 DS0 channelized circuits on a DS-1 pipe. End User : Residential, business, institutional, and government customers who use the service for their own purposes and do not resell them to other entities. Facilities Based : A telecommunications provider that uses its own switches and network facilities (e.g., local loop) to provide service to the end user. Those providers who have a contract or lease agreement with a non- ILEC provider for the use of the switch and network facilities are also considered facilities-based. If the company uses its own switch but uses UNE-L (UNE-Loop) purchased from an ILEC to provide service to the end user, those lines are considered to be, for this survey, UNE-L lines. THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY DO NOT COMPLETE AND SUBMIT THIS DOCUMENT The complete survey is available at
7 "InterLATA": Telecommunications services between LATAs. "IntraLATA": Telecommunications services within one LATA. 1 - Instructions Attachment A Docket No. 04M-435T "Large Business Customer": A customer with six or more access lines, purchasing products and services listed as "Business" in the company's Colorado tariff, price list, or in a special contract. "Line": The physical medium supporting a telecommunications channel to the end user. "Local Exchange Service : Telecommunications service which provides a local dial tone line and local usage necessary to place or receive a call within an exchange area. Includes all ISDN (BRI and PRI), PBX and Centrex/Centron trunks. "Part 2": Services listed in Colorado Revised Statutes, Section (2). "Part 3": Services listed in Colorado Revised Statues, Section (2). Private Line : A leased dedicated line or circuit that is permanently connected from one point to another (i.e. a dedicated facility line from a business location to a central office or another business location). A leased circuit (less than 56K analog or DS-1) that acts like a pipeline carrying data or voice from one point to another. "Residential Customer": A customer that receives products and services classified as "Residential" in the company's Colorado tariff or price list or in a special contract. Resale": Provision of retail telecommunications services through the purchase of services from another provider at a discounted price that is negotiated or as is listed in a tariff, price list, or contract (including SGAT) offering. Reseller : A telecommunications company that provides services that it purchases at a discount, either through negotiation or a tariffed prices, from a facilities-based telecommunications company, and then offers the services, either by themselves or in combination with other services, to an end user. "Retail": Services that are intended for use by an end use customer. "Small Business Customer": A customer with five or fewer access lines, receiving products and services listed as "Business" in the company's Colorado tariff, price list, or contract. UNE Combinations": Any combination of unbundled network elements purchased by the competitive provider that are used to provide a finished public telecommunications service to end users (e.g., UNE-P, UNE-M, UNE- E). Use of UNE-L with a switch that the company owns or has a lease/contract for is considered, for this survey, UNE-L. THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY DO NOT COMPLETE AND SUBMIT THIS DOCUMENT The complete survey is available at
8 1 - Instructions Attachment A Docket No. 04M-435T UNE-L": A local loop network element that is a transmission facility between the main distributing frame (MDF) in a LEC central office and the point of demarcation at an end-user s premises. This element allows for the transmission of the CLEC s telecommunication services when connected to the CLEC s switch equipment. The local loop requires cross-connects for connection to the CLEC s collocation equipment. Voice Equivalent Lines (DS-0): Lines that allow users to originate and terminate local calls on the public switched network, whether used by the end user for voice (bandwidth of 500 to 3500 Hz) telephone calls or for other types of calls carried over the public switched network. Lines used for exchange access services such as POTS, fixed wireless, Centrex extensions and trunks, and broadband with which customers can switch between broadband and local exchange service without changing how the line is provisioned. "Wholesale": Services sold to other telecommunications providers and used to provide finished retail services to Wire Center : The location where subscriber outside cable plant (local lines) are terminated. It is also the geographical service area of a telephone company's central office. THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY DO NOT COMPLETE AND SUBMIT THIS DOCUMENT The complete survey is available at
9 1 - Instructions Attachment A Docket No. 04M-435T Tab-by-Tab Instructions: Not all providers will complete all worksheets. Complete only those worksheets that apply to the services your company provides. Retail services are those provided to end users; Wholesale services are those provided to other telecommunications providers. Answer questions using data as of December 31, 2003 from Colorado operations only. Tab 2, Company Information: Complete all information as requested. If your company has more than one affiliate, complete one survey for each affiliate. Provider name and d.b.a. are linked to each sheet throughout the survey. Tab 3, Attestation: A company officer or agent must attest to the validity of the information provided. For the electronic submission, type in the name and title of the officer. The officer must sign the paper copy that is submitted to the PUC. Tab 4, Part 2 Services, Retail: Provide counts of customers, lines, and revenues for all local exchange retail services provided to end users, by wire center. Also provide counts of lines sold as bundles that are billed according to tariffed package/bundled rates. Tab 5, Part 2 Services, Wholesale: Provide counts of lines and revenues for all local exchange service lines sold to other telecommunications providers, by wire center. Tab 6, Part 3 Services, Retail, Facilities & UNE: Provide counts of the minutes or lines, customers, and revenues for the services listed sold to end users and provided through the company's own switch and network facilities, or through a non-ilec switch and network facilities through contract/lease arrangements, by wire center. Tab 7, Part 3 Services Retail, Resale: Provide a count of the minutes or lines, customers, and revenues for the services listed sold to end users and provided through resale of services purchased from another provider at a discounted price that is negotiated or as is listed in a tariff, price list or contract (including SGAT), by wire center. Tab 8a, Part 3 Services, Wholesale to ILECs: Provide counts of the minutes or lines and revenues for the services listed sold to ILECs, by wire center. Tab 8b, Part 3 Services, Wholesale to non-ilecs: Provide counts of the minutes or lines and revenues for the services listed sold to non-ilecs, by wire center. Tab 9, Wireless ETCs: Western Wireless Corporation and NE Colorado Cellular, provide count of lines, customers, and revenues by wire center. Tab 10, Financial Information: Provide revenue, expense, and plant/equipment information for Colorado Tab 11, Market Information: Please provide information as completely as possible. THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY DO NOT COMPLETE AND SUBMIT THIS DOCUMENT The complete survey is available at
10 2 - Company Information Attachment A Docket No. 04M-435T PROVIDER NAME: Colorado Telecom Provider dba,if any CTP (Complete a survey for each affiliate of the parent firm) Indicate the type telecommunications provider your company is in Mark all that apply. See Tab 1 for Definitions ILEC CLEC DLEC Toll Reseller Other (please specify) As of December 31, 2003, did you have customers in Colorado? (If your company did not have customers as of December 31, 2003, indicate in the next line when you expect to begin operations in Colorado. The rest of the survey need not be completed, but this page must be submitted, along with the Attestation on Tab 3.) 1 Do you provide Local Exchange Service to end users? (If yes, complete Tab 4) 2 Do you provide Local Exchange Service access (wholesale) to other providers? (If yes, complete Tab 5) 3 Do you provide Facilities-based Intra- or Inter-LATA Toll, Private Line Service, and/or Non-optional Operator Services to end users? (If yes, complete Tab 6) 4 Do you provide Toll Resale to end users? (If yes, complete Tab 7) 5 Do you provide Intra- or Inter-LATA Toll, Private Line Service, and/or Non-optional Operator Services access capability to ILECs? (If yes, complete Tab 8a) 6 Do you provide Intra- or Inter-LATA Toll, Private Line Service, and/or Non-optional Operator Services access capability to non-ilecs? (If yes, complete Tab 8b) 7 What is the smallest capacity line that your company currently sells (e.g., DS0, T1)? All providers completing this survey must complete Tabs 2, 3, 10, and 11, in addition to any Tabs indicated above. Western Wireless Corp. and NE Colorado Cellular must complete Tabs 2, 3, 9, 10, and 11. THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY DO NOT COMPLETE AND SUBMIT THIS DOCUMENT The complete survey is available at
11 2 - Company Information Attachment A Docket No. 04M-435T COMPANY CONTACT: NAME TITLE MAILING ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP TELEPHONE FAX ADDRESS COMPANY ADDRESS: STREET ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP INTERNET ADDRESS MAILING ADDRESS (if different): STREET ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY DO NOT COMPLETE AND SUBMIT THIS DOCUMENT The complete survey is available at
12 3 - Attestation Attachment A Docket No. 04M-435T Provider: Colorado Telecom Provider dba: CTP SIGNATURE AND ATTESTATION: I hereby certify that I have examined this survey for the Colorado Public Utilities Commission, and that to the best of my knowledge, information and belief, all statements of fact contained in this report are true, and that to the best of my knoweldge, information and belief, the report is a correct statement of the business and affairs of the above named Provider in respect to each and every matter set forth. The data provided in this report (and any attachments) is for informational purposes only and is considered proprietary and protected. I hereby attest to the accuracy of this 2004 Colorado Public Utilities Commission survey: Name of Signatory Title of Signatory Signature (signature required on paper copy only ) Date: Signatory must be an officer of the company A signed paper copy of this attestation must be sent to: Ellie Friedman, Fixed Utilities, Public Utilities Commission, 1580 Logan St., OL 2, Denver, CO THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY DO NOT COMPLETE AND SUBMIT THIS DOCUMENT The complete survey is available at
13 4 - Pt. 2 Retail Attachment A Docket No. 04M-435T PROVIDER: Colorado Telecom Provider dba: CTP Retail Local Exchange Service (Sold to End Users) Please provide counts of lines, customers, and revenues for all local exchange service provided to end users, by wire center, in Columns A., B., C., and D. The total of these columns will automatically calculate in Column D. In Column E., report the number of lines billed according to tariffed packages/bundled rates; do not include in this count lines sold as basic service with features added on and billed separately. A. Facilities: Lines that are provided via the company's own switch AND network facilities, or via a switch AND network facilities of a non-ilec that are accessed through contract/lease agreements. DO NOT INCLUDE IN THIS COLUMN ANY LINES THAT ARE PROVIDED USING ANY UNE-COMBINATION OR UNE-L. B. UNE-Combination: Lines that are provided through the purchase of any combination of unbundled network elements (UNE), such as UNE-P, UNE-E, or UNE-M. DO NOT INCLUDE IN THIS COLUMN ANY LINES THAT ARE PROVIDED USING UNE-L ALONE. C. UNE-L: Lines that are provided through purchase of UNE-L. D. Resale: Lines that are purchased from another provider at a discounted price that is negotiated or that is listed in a tariff, price list, or contract (include SGAT) offering. E. Automatically totals previous columns. F. Of total retail local exchange lines, number sold as packages/bundles with features; do not include in this count lines sold as basic service with features added on and billed separately. If you cannot provide information by wire center, provide counts by exchange area. Provide only Colorado-specific information as of December 31, 2003 A. B. C. D. E. F. CLLI Wire Center Name Retail Local Exchange Service Retail Local Exchange Service Retail Local Exchange Service Retail Local Exchange Service Retail Local Exchange Service Number of Lines Sold Facilities-Based UNE-Combo UNE-L Resale TOTAL Bundled with Features lines customers revenues lines customers revenues lines customers revenues lines customers revenues lines customers revenues lines customers revenues Large Business Small Business Residential Total Large Business Small Business Residential Total Large Business Small Business Residential Total THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY DO NOT COMPLETE AND SUBMIT THIS DOCUMENT The complete survey is available at
14 5 - Pt. 2 Wholesale Attachment A Docket No. 04M-435T PROVIDER: Colorado Telecom Provider dba: CTP Wholesale Local Exchange Service (Sold to Other Providers) Please provide counts of lines and revenues for all local exchange service sold to other telecommunications providers, by wire center. A. Facilities: Lines that are provided via the company's own switch AND network facilities, or via a switch AND network facilities of a non-ilec that are accessed through contract/lease agreements. DO NOT INCLUDE IN THIS COLUMN ANY LINES THAT ARE PROVIDED USING ANY UNE-COMBINATION OR UNE-L. B. UNE-Combination: Lines that are sold as a combination of unbundled network elements (UNE), such as UNE-P, UNE-E, or UNE-M. DO NOT INCLUDE IN THIS COLUMN ANY LINES THAT ARE PROVIDED USING UNE-L ALONE. C. UNE-L: Lines that are sold as UNE-L only. D. Resale: Lines that are sold to another provider at a discounted price that is negotiated or that is listed in a tariff, price list, or contract (include SGAT) offering. E. Automatically totals Columns A., B., C., and D. Provide only Colorado-specific information as of December 31, 2003 A. B. C. D. E. CLLI Wholesale Local Wholesale Local Wholesale Local Whole Local Wholesale Local Exchange Service Exchange Service Exchange Service Exchange Service Exchange Service Wire Center Name Facilities-Based UNE-Combo UNE-L Resale TOTAL lines revenues lines revenues lines revenues lines revenues lines revenues Large Business 0 0 Small Business 0 0 Residential 0 0 Total Large Business 0 0 Small Business 0 0 Residential 0 0 Total Large Business 0 0 Small Business 0 0 Residential 0 0 Total THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY DO NOT COMPLETE AND SUBMIT THIS DOCUMENT The complete survey is available at
15 6 - Pt. 3 Retail, Facilities Attachment A Docket No. 04M-435T PROVIDER: Colorado Telecom Provider dba: CTP Retail Part 3 Services (Sold to End Users) Indicate below how your company obtains service sold to end users as Part 3 services: Mark all that apply Facilities-Based UNE-Combo UNE-L Resale Go to Tab 7 Provide counts of the minutes or lines, end use customers, and revenues for the retail services listed below that are sold to end users and provided through the company's own switch and network facilities, or through a non-ilec switch and network facilities accessed through contract/lease arrangements, or by UNE-combinations or UNE-L, by wire center. Non-Qwest wire centers are listed first; Qwest wire centers begin at Row 136. Provide only Colorado-specific information as of December 31, 2003 CLLI Wire Center Name Non-Qwest Wire Centers Intrastate IntraLATA Toll minutes presubscribed customers revenues minutes Intrastate InterLATA Toll Private Line Service, fewer than 24 voice grade circuits Non-optional Operator Services presubscribed customers revenues lines customers revenues minutes revenues Qwest Wire Centers THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY DO NOT COMPLETE AND SUBMIT THIS DOCUMENT The complete survey is available at
16 7 - Pt.3 Retail, Resale Attachment A Docket No. 04M-435T PROVIDER: Colorado Telecom Provider dba: CTP Part 3 Services Sold to End Users via Lines Purchased at Discounted Rates Provide counts of the minutes or lines, customers, and revenues for the services listed sold to end users and provided through resale of services purchased from another provider at a discounted price that is negotiated or as is listed in a tariff, price list or contract (including SGAT), by wire center. If you cannot provide detailed TOLL data, please indicate below average monthly minutes and revenues for Minutes Revenues Non-Qwest wire centers are listed first; Qwest wire centers begin at Row 136. Provide only Colorado-specific information as of December 31, 2003 CLLI Wire Center Name Non-Qwest Wire Centers Intrastate IntraLATA Toll minutes presubscribed customers revenues minutes Intrastate InterLATA Toll Private Line Service, fewer than 24 voice grade circuits Non-optional Operator Services presubscribed customers revenues lines customers revenues minutes revenues Qwest Wire Centers THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY DO NOT COMPLETE AND SUBMIT THIS DOCUMENT The complete survey is available at
17 8a - Pt.3 Wholesale to ILECs Attachment A Docket No. 04M-435T PROVIDER: Colorado Telecom Provider dba: CTP Part 3 Services Access Sold to ILECs Provide counts of the minutes or lines, and revenues for the services listed sold to ILECs, by wire center. Non-Qwest wire centers are listed first; Qwest wire centers begin at Row 136. Provide only Colorado-specific information as of December 31, 2003 CLLI Wire Center Name Intrastate IntraLATA Toll Intrastate InterLATA Toll Private Line Service, fewer than 24 voice grade Non-optional Operator Services Non-Qwest Wire Centers minutes revenues minutes revenues lines revenues minutes revenues Qwest Wire Centers THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY DO NOT COMPLETE AND SUBMIT THIS DOCUMENT The complete survey is available at
18 PROVIDER: Colorado Telecom Provider dba: CTP 8b-Pt. 3Wholesale to Non-ILECs Attachment A Docket No. 04M-435T Part 3 Services Access Sold to Non-ILECs Provide counts of the minutes or lines, and revenues for the services listed sold to non-ilecs, by wire center. Non-Qwest wire centers are listed first; Qwest wire centers begin at Row 136. Provide only Colorado-specific information as of December 31, 2003 CLLI Wire Center Name Intrastate IntraLATA Toll Intrastate InterLATA Toll Private Line Service, fewer than 24 voice grade Non-optional Operator Services Non-Qwest Wire Centers minutes revenues minutes revenues lines revenues minutes revenues Qwest Wire Centers THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY DO NOT COMPLETE AND SUBMIT THIS DOCUMENT The complete survey is available at
19 9- Wireless ETCs Attachment A Docket No. 04M-435T PROVIDER: Colorado Telecom Provider dba: CTP Wireless eligible telecommunications carriers (Western Wireless Corporation and NE Colorado Cellular.): Please provide the requested information by wire center. Provide only Colorado-specific information as of December 31, 2003 Wire Center CLLI Name All Wireless Services lines customers revenues THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY DO NOT COMPLETE AND SUBMIT THIS DOCUMENT The complete survey is available at
20 Provide information for Colorado only 10 - Financial Attachment A Docket No. 04M-435T PROVIDER: Colorado Telecom Provider dba: CTP Revenues Gross revenues (as reported on DR525): Part 2 gross revenues: Part 3 gross revenues: 2004 (est.) Expenses Operating Costs: Marketing/Sales/Advertising Costs: Plant and Equipment Central Office Equipment: Cable and Wire Facilities: THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY DO NOT COMPLETE AND SUBMIT THIS DOCUMENT The complete survey is available at
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