Competitive Market Conditions Update

Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs

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This survey is for all licensed CLECs and ILECs that also operate as CLECs in Michigan. The results of this survey will provide updated information to the Michigan Public Service Commission to continue to evaluate the state of local competition in the telecommunications industry in Michigan. Your participation in this survey is very important to provide a more current analysis of the state of competition in Michigan. This information is being collected pursuant to the Michigan Telecommunications Act Section 103. December 31, 2011 is the cut off date for the data with the information to be submitted to the Michigan Public Service Commission Staff by February 24, 2012. Please respond to each question in regard to Michigan CLEC operations only. The standard Commission procedures for protecting confidential and/or proprietary information are to be followed. If you are submitting information that you feel is confidential and/or proprietary, please print out this form, fill in all the sections completely, place form in a separate envelope marked confidential, and file it with the Executive Secretary of the Commission by February 24, 2012:

Ms. Mary Jo Kunkle
Executive Secretary
Michigan Public Service Commission
P.O. Box 30221
Lansing, MI 48909

Please do not send a paper survey to the Executive Secretary, if it is not confidential.

The data requested is stored in a database that is not accessible to the public. You will receive an email confirmation
of what you submitted.

If you have any questions about this survey, please contact Paul Negin at (517) 241-8491 or e-mail at neginp@michigan.gov .

WHEN FILING ONLINE, PLEASE DO NOT SEND A PAPER COPY.

Name of company:

Name of company contact person regarding this survey:

Phone number:

- -

E-mail address of contact person:

1. Scope of license (geographic area for which license was granted).

Statewide

AT&T Michigan Territory

Frontier North or Frontier Midstates Territory

Other

If you checked other, please explain:

2. Which tariffs, if any, have been filed with the MPSC (e.g., local exchange service tariff, toll tariff, toll access tariffs)?

Local Exchange Service Tariff

Toll Access Tariff

Toll Tariff

3. Specify any ILEC with whom your company interconnects in Michigan (e.g. AT&T Michigan, Frontier North &
Midstates, etc.) and specify whether interconnection occurs pursuant to interconnection agreement approved
by this Commission or tariffed offerings.

	Interconnection Agreement	Tariffed Offerings
AT&T Michigan
Frontier
Other

4. Have you begun to provide service in the State of Michigan? If yes, please answer the rest of the questions.
If not, please indicate when you anticipate Michigan operations will begin.

Yes No

If no, when will you begin providing service?

5. What types of service do you presently provide (e.g., local service, toll service, advanced services, internet     services, local interconnection services, toll access services, VOIP, etc., either through the regulated entity
    or a separate affiliate)? Which LATA or market area are these services provided, preferably at the exchange
    level?

		Market Area
	Local Service
	Toll Service
	Advanced Service
	Internet Service
	Interconnection
	Access
	VOIP

6. Do you compete in AT&T Michigan service areas? How many customer lines?
	Yes, # of Customers:	No

7. Do you compete in Frontier North or Frontier Midstates service areas? How many customer lines?
	Yes, # of Customers:	No

8. In regard to your customers to whom you provide local service in Michigan, please complete the following
table and review the totals:

	# of Residential Lines Served	# of Business Lines Served	Total Lines Served
Lines served via resale of ILECs service
Lines served via unbundled network facilities
Lines served via local wholesale arrangements
Lines served via own facilities (non-DSL)
XDSL
VOIP
Total

** See Attachment A to this survey for notes and definitions to assist in filling out the categories of this chart.

If your business is an ILEC that also operates as a CLEC, include only the CLEC portion of the business for purposes of this survey.

Broadband Mapping

Connect Michigan, under the supervision of the Michigan Public Service Commission, continues to update the statewide broadband coverage map for the state of Michigan.

The Michigan Public Service Commission would like to ensure that all providers in Michigan are kept informed of the latest developments in this effort. Please let us know who will continue to be the contact person for this project in your company.

The contact person for broadband mapping will be the same person as for this survey.

Name of contact person for broadband mapping:
Telephone number:	- -
Email address:

Comments:

Thank you for taking the time to complete this data request.