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Home My WebLink About800824.tiff um interwest communications corporation March 7, 1980 COMMUNICATIONS PROPOSAL DESIGNED FOR: Department of Social Services Weld County Greeley, Colorado Robert L. Smith Vice President Marketing 1450 grove street / denver, colorado 80204 / (303) 534-3448 800824 p 7 oc7OLe interwest communications corporation March 7 , 1980 Ms. Betty Rhoden Purchasing Director Weld County Colorado Greeley, Colorado 80631 Dear Ms . Rhoden; Thank you for allowing Interwest Communications the opportunity of responding to the RFQ for the telephone system for the Social Services Office. In reviewing alternatives to Mountain Bell we feel three areas are of major importance: The Product, the Supplier and the Finances . The Product; we are offering the ITT-TD-250 computerized electronic switching system providing state of the art technology with features and growth to meet your long range needs. The TD-250 was introduced in 1977 and since that time some 850 have been placed into service. It has proven to be one of the most reliable and flexible systems in the market today. The Supplier; Interwest Communications is an authorized ITT Distributor and as such receives engineering and replacement parts support from ITT as required. ITT also guarantees the performance of Interwest Communications as outlined in the attached letter from ITT. Interwest Communications was incorporated in Colorado in 1975 and has since built a base of more than 160 satisfied customers who you are encouraged to contact with reference to Interwest' s service and dependability. The Economics; You will find the financial aspects of our proposal extremely competitive. The reasons: 1) We receive excellent pricing from ITT on the TD-250 2) We manage our business and overhead in such a manner as to keep costs at a minumum. Under the same cover please find for your review: - Point by Point RFP Response - Implementation Plan - Maintenance Contract - Insurance Policy - Customer List 1450 gi.:.-e street / denver, colorado 80204 / (303) 534-3448 March 7, 1980 Ms. Betty Rhoden Weld County Colorado -Page 2- If you should have any questions relative to this response please contact me. Sincerely, Robert L. Smith Vice President Marketing Encl. RLS/mm r^� Listed below please find a point by point response to the Weld County R.F.Q. for a telephone system. Under the same cover please find our detailed proposal which will support our response. 1. Scope of Work 1. 1 Interwest complies in full as outlined in our attached proposal 2. Special Requirements 2. 1 Interwest complies in full 3. General Requirements 3. 1 A. System Cost Purchase = $50, 290 - Lease = $1,131. 50 per month (one dollar purchase @ lease end of 60 month lease) B. Installation Cost (Labor) $5,760 (Included in Purchase Price) C. Trunk Cost (Cost to add 4 trunks) $890 (16 each included in price) D. Cost to lease Bell Trunks $ each per month E. Interface Cost = $25 installation $0 Monthly F. Total number of stations provided - Single Line Touch Tone - 93 each - Five Line Touch Tone - 2 each G. Cost of Console (included in price) $3, 404 H. Space Requirements (console) Wide 16" Deep 11. 8" High 4 . 75" I . Prices quoted for single line phones 1977 $105 1978 $110 1979 $110 J. Equipment Room space requirements 4. 5 ' Wide - 6 ' Long - 8 ' High K. Cost to add more trunks - During installation (per 4) $890 - After installation (per 4) $890 L. Cost to add new stations - During installation ( 8 line circuits) $884 - After installation ( 8 line circuits) $884 - During installation (single line telephone) $110 - After installation (single line telephone) $110 M. List of options (see attached proposal for option detail) - Call Detail Recording $2 ,908 - Attendant Controlled Conference $ 355 - Page Trunk $ 604 - Abbreviated Dialing $ 192 - 3 Digit Toll Restriction $1,071 N. Down Time For Installation - Down time for installation is estimated to be approximately one hour after normal working hours (see attached implementation plan) O. Total System replacement - It is estimated that total system cabling and installation will take 10 working days (see attached implementation plan) P. Trade in value - Two trade in schedules are offered for Weld County. Schedule 1 applies if the system is traded in on a new system from IWC and schedule 2 applies if a new system is not purchased from IWC Schedule 1 Schedule 2 3 years after installation 60% original 30% original price price 5 years after installation 45% original 20% original price price Q. See P. Above R. Cut over and training - See enclosed proposal - all operator and station user training included in system price S . Warranty and Maintenance - One year parts and labor warranty included in proposal. - Maintenance - 2nd year maintenance is guaranteed at $2. 25 per phone per month or $213. 75 per month for system as presently configured. After second year a maximum 7% per annum escillator may apply based on labor and material cost escillation. (See enclosed maintenance contract) T. Liability Insurance - See enclosed policies U. Drawings and circuit descriptions - IWC will provide Weld County the following drawing and manuals: Installation Manual Circuit drawings Maintenance Manual Floor Plans Cable Plans Parts List V. Guaranteed Installation Date - IWC will install and activate the system a maximum of 60 days after contract award. .3. 2 Maintenance A. Maintenance Cost - Total system maintenance to include parts and labor for PBX and station equipment = $213. 75 per month for system as configured as proposed. B. Phone Maintenance - As additional telephones are added to the system maintenance costs will increase by $2.25 per month per phone C. Maintenance Escillator - Maintenance price guaranteed not to exceed 7% per annum D. Response - IWC will guarantee the following service response times Emergency Service = 3 hours from receipt of call Minor Service = 24 hours from receipt of call E. Technician/Service Ratio - One technician per 600 telephones F. Response Penalty Clause - IWC will accept monetary penalty for failure to respond to service as follows: Emergency Service = $40 per hour for every hour beyond 3 hours from receipt of call for which IWC fails to respond Minor Service = $40 per day for every day beyond one day from receipt of call for which IWC fails to respond G. Response Time - One hour minimum and three hour maximum on emergency service H. Maintenance Contract - Yes - see attached maintenance contract I . Service & Parts - IWC service and parts facility are located at 1450 Grove Street - Denver, Colorado. IWC maintains approximately $130 ,000 in parts locally with additional parts and engineering support from ITT in 43 locations in the continental U.S. J. System Insurance - The telephone system may be insured just as any other office equipment Weld County presently has . To determine what the additional cost would be your present insurance company should be contacted in that the rate to add the system to your present insurance is much less expensive than writting a stand alone policy. X. Service Technicians . - IWC presently employs seven service technicians. Additional technicians are added as required to maintain service response commitments. L. Technical Training - IWC technicians have an average of 6 years field installation and maintenance experience complimented by the following factory schools: ITT - 1A2 School 5 Technicians ITT - TD-PBX School 3 Technicians S.C. - PBX School 2 Technicians A.E. - PBX School 2 Technicians Omega - Key School 2 Technicians GTE - I & M School 1 Technicians Bell - I & M School 1 Technicians Associate Engineering Degree 2 Technicians M. Technician Location - All technicians are dispatched out of 1450 Grove Street, Denver and cover the Denver, Boulder metro area north. - Back up technical assistance is available from ITT engineering from the following locations: Des Plaines, Ill. Milan, Tenn. Ft. Lauderdale , Fla. N. Service Account Base - Presently approximately 160 accounts are being serviced by the technical force 3. 2 Bidder Qualification A. Similar Systems (see attached customer list) Elmer Fox and Co. - Denver, Colo. The Warner Company - Denver, Colo. Cobe Laboratories - Lakewood, Colo. Fuller and Company - Denver, Colo. Newcomb Securities - Fort Collins, Colo. Guarantee National Ins. - Denver, Colo. B. Years in Business - IWC initially incorporated in the state of Washington in 1974 and incorporated in Colorado in 1975 C. Financial Statement - A financial statement, as well as, current monthly balance sheets will be provided on request D. Performance Bond - A performance bond is included with our bid rw ITT TD-250 TELEPHONE SYSTEM The proposed ITT Telephone System outlined below has been de- signed and engineered to meet your present communications needs with feature flexibility and growth to meet your future communi- cations needs. I . One ITT TD-250 Stored program control electronic private automatic branch exchange utilizing state of the art time division switching ,configured and equipped as outlined below. Equipped Wired Capacity Lines 104 256 512 Trunks 16 64 128 Attendant Console 1 3 5 II . Station Equipment Single Line Telephones 93 Five Line Telephones 2 III . Interwest Communications Will Provide *All Required Labor, Cable and Material to Place the Above identified System Into Service *All Required Telephone Company Coordination *One Year Parts and Labor Warranty TD SERIES EPABX STANDARD SYSTEM FEATURES UNIVERSAL NIGHT ANSWER - When the console is unattended at night, this feature permits any extension user who hears the audible tone to dial an access code and take the call. The call can be trans- ferred to any other extension. CONSULTATION HOLD AND TRANSFER - Any incoming, outgoing, tie line, or extension call may be placed on hold by depressing the cradle switch and then dialing another extension for consultation. From this mode you can then return to the held party, or forward the call to the held party. MULTIPLE TRUNK ROUTES - The operator is able to select a special trunk; WATS line, foreign exchange line and other special trunks. TANDEM CONNECTION OF TIE LINES - Automatic Tandem Connections per- mits dial access to or through other locations. TOLL CALL DENIAL - Certain extensions can be restricted from placing long distance calls. CALL PICK UP - Any extension can pick up an unattended ringing telephone by dialing an access code then dialing the extension number of the ringing telephone. AUTOMATIC CALL RETRIEVAL - If a call is received on an extension and you wish to take it on another extension, flash the cradle switch and hang up. The phone will ring. To retrieve the call at another extension, dial the pick-up code, and the extension number being held. CALL FORWARDING (NO ANSWER) - This feature diverts calls directed to an unattended station to an intercept station for answering. CAMP-ON INQUIRY - Inquiry for a camped-on call enables the station user to connect to the camped-on party while conversing on the phone. OUTGOING CALL QUEUING (CALL-BACK) - The station user, on receiving a busy signal when attempting to seize a trunk, may queue the trunk to return automatically when it is free. ROUTE ADVANCE - This feature causes the system to search the next hardware route in sequence when all trunks in that route are busy, and that route is so marked in the PFM. STATION HUNTING - Permits the user to direct calls to one direct- ory number and search for an idle telephone within a group of phones. STANDARD CONSOLE FEATURES CALL QUEUING - All inbound calls are automatically queued for pick-up in the order they arrive. By taking calls in sequence, unfair waiting is avoided. CAMP-ON - The operator may extend an incoming call to a busy line and leave the connection. When the called extension becomes free, the call rings through. CALL OFFERING - When extending an incoming call to a line that is already busy, the console automatically prepares for call offering. The operator can enter the busy connection to announce, "call waiting" and then camp-on the incoming call. CALL SPLITTING - When the operator is connected to an incoming call and an extension, call splitting enables the operator to speak privately with either party. BUSY VERIFICATION - When extending an incoming call, a busy condi- tion is indicated by lamp and audible tone. CALL HOLD - The operator can hold a call and advance to another operation by depressing only one key. To return call, one key is again depressed. TRUNK STATUS LAMP FIELD - A trunk status panel enables the opera- tor to monitor the condition of trunks 000 through 099 at a glance. This helps in planning the performance of routine activities around heavy traffic. EXECUTIVE SERVICE - The operator can patch incoming calls to out- going calls. If the executive is away from the office, he can be reached at an outside number. SPECIFIC TRUNK ACCESS - For access to specific trunks, the opera- tor depresses an access key, then keys in the number of the trunk, whereupon the trunk is seized. INTRUSION TONE - If the operator must interrupt a busy connection, a tone is sent to the conversing parties. SYSTEM ALARM INDICATORS - Indicators on the console allow the operator to play a vital role in restoring service if trouble develops within the system. KEY SENDER OPERATOR FOR ALL CALLS - All "dialing" from the console is performed on a push-button pad to speed process of calls. OUTGOING CALL ASSISTANCE - The operator may assist any extension in placing outgoing calls, either while connected or on a call- back basis. NUMBER DISPLAY - The operator may need to identify the trunk or extension with which she is connected. The trunk or extension number is displayed on a digital readout panel. MIS-CALL ALERT - If the operator accidentally depresses the wrong key while processing a call, a mis-call lamp alerts her so she need only depress the release key to start over. SERIAL CALL - An outside caller may wish to speak with several parties. The operator depresses a special key each time she extends the call so the outside caller will automatically come back to the console for re-extension. TIMED OPERATOR RECALL - Timed operator recall reminds the operator of calls not fully processed. Depending on load, the timer may be set at 20, 30 or 40 seconds. Calls on hold, camp-on or still ringing will return for service. VOLUME CONTROL - The attendant console is provided with a control to adjust the audible level of the tone alert. LONG-LIFE LED'S - Light emitting diodes for visual indication are provided on the attendant console. CLASS OF SERVICE DISPLAY - Will utilize the fifth digit of the Attendant Console Number Display. OPTIONAL SYSTEM FEATURES THREE-DIGIT TOLL RESTRICTION - In some larger metropolitan areas of the United States, toll calls are placed without the prefix "1" . In these areas, this feature enables the central office to automatically restrict toll call dialing by certain pre-selected extensions. * PROGRAMMABLE NIGHT CONNECTION - Specific trunks may be assigned to ring directly through to extensions after normal business hours. These extensions retain all normal features, even though placed in this mode. There are 31 trunk-to-station groups. PROGRAMMABLE TRUNK-TO-EXTENSION CONNECTION - This service enables day- time assignment of trunks to ring directly through to special depart- ments, bypassing the operator. TENANT SERVICE - This service is for two tenants who share the same telephone system, but require isolated groups of trunks for their individual use. ^. * CAMP-ON WITH WARNING TONE - When the operator camps-on an incoming call to a busy extension, an intermittent tone signals the extension a call has been camped-on. When the extension is no longer busy, the call will ring through. * ADD-ON CONFERENCE - When in consultation mode, it becomes necessary to add the original caller, flash the cradle switch and dial the assigned add-on code. All parties will be connected. * EXECUTIVE PRIORITY WITH INTRUSION TONE - Executive priority enables specially closed extensions to cut into the busy extensions. An intrusion tone is sent to the interrupted parties. DIRECT INWARD HUNTING - By combining tenant service and direct inward hunting, direct inward trunks can be outomatically routed to hunt over a group of extensions. Incoming calls can be serially distribut- ed within a group. RECORDED ANNOUNCEMENT TERMINALS - Recorded announcement terminals permit use of a continuous tape for broadcasting general announcements. Extension users can dial an access code to hear the recording. MEET-ME CONFERENCE - Meet-me conference provides a four-party confer- ence circuit for any combination of trunks and extensions. Upon the operator 's request to join a conference, and extension dials the meet- me access code to connect with his fellow conferees. DICTATION ACCESS - This feature provides access to customer provide dictation equipment. TIE TRUNKS - Tie trunks permit interconnection with other private telephone systems. STAND-BY POWER - Connection of auxiliary hardware enables the sys- tem to continue operating during an area power failure. CASS OPERATION - CASS is the abbreviation for "Centralized Answer- ing Service System" . The system can handle calls for remote locations , which eliminates the need for operators at remote locations. Chain store operations have found this CASS feature very useful. TRAFFIC MEASUREMENT TERMINALS - This feature allows the connection of external measurement equipment for a traffic study to warrant the addition or deletion of trunks to a system. EXTENSION BUSY LAMP FIELD - A busy extension lamp panel is offered to assist the operator in determining busy extensions before ex- tending incoming calls. This circuit only displays the first or last 256 lines. OPERATOR CONTROLLED CONFERENCE - The operator can set up a con- ference call with an outside party by depressing a conference key. The operator then contacts up to four extension parties who, in turn, dials the conference access code. CALL DETAIL RECORDING - All calls placed by a station user or through the attendant can be made available in a printed report. ABBREVIATION DIALING - With this feature, telephone numbers most commonly called may be programmed for speed dialing with an abbre- viated number of digits. Company employees will have access to the same repertoire of speed dial numbers. ELECTRONIC MESSAGE REGISTRATION - This feature is used in conjunc- tion with an EMR Console and will display, on request, the number of local calls placed by a particular telephone. MESSAGE WAITING - A lamp on specified telephones will flash, indi- cating a message is being held, at the operator or alternate location. r *Indicates included in system price. ITT • TD SERIES The Strategic Choice for Business Communications - . ''::'..? 4 Ra : 11 � ... . a a licil ..,.. s. ,,, �,. ® _,,K a �` TDSe�s k 1 S F .IT\ ` TT., F Aor ... 1 ` , 1 a a OS WE HAVE To succeed in the competitive business THE STRATEGY world, sound management is essential. For good management, nothing is more crucial than effective decision-making. Unfortunately, it isn't always easy to make the best decision. Because the future can- not be predicted with certainty, decision- making should be flexible. The most important decisions involve the allocation and control of resources. And the more necessary the resource, the more important the decision. Fortunately, technology is providing ways to make decision-making easier and management better. With technological advances, a business necessity—the telephone—can be an invaluable tool for effective decision-making, rather than simply an uncontrollable expense. The right tele- phone system can mean significant savings for any company. How do you find the right one? What system gives flexibility, features you need today and tomorrow, and man- agement control capability? In short, what system can aid in decision-making and con- tribute to effective management? ITT has the answers. When it comes to finding the best telephone system for your company, no one is better qualified to assist than ITT. We've got six strategies to help you make the right decision about your tele- phone system. r " N ITT STRATEGY 2Msi.k?:•uf3^z5 ` Rr%,44 k,/A�.. , `. L • M3 BUY YOUR SYSTEM Everyday, around the world, ITT installs the FROM A WORLD-RECOGNIZED equivalent of 11,000 telephone lines. LEADER International Telephone and Telegraph CCorporation is one of the largest and most highly diversified, multi-national corporations in the world. Founded over 50 years ago as a telecommunications and electronics com- pany, today ITT is a leader in enterprises ranging from insurance to publishing. Still, telecommunications and electronics remains the largest segment. A telecommunications pioneer, ITT con- tinues to be an innovative leader for the entire industry. ITT's annual multi-million dollar investment in research and devel- opment demonstrates strong commit- ment to technological advancement. Our scientists are responsible for state-of-the-art communications breakthroughs such as Pulse Code Modulation and the commer- cialization of fiber optics. We will always be on the leading edge, meeting emerging communications needs and developing technologies of the future. C C .�r X -. Bririn f STRATFGY ONF 1 A co .cat�ons -. 5 � �UstNFss COMMuNI . CAT�pNS �' .y. BUY YOUR SYSTEM FROM A ITT Business Communications Division COMPANY THAT GIVES YOU (ITT-BCD) is a leader in the sales, installa- MORE tion and servicing of the finest private telephone systems for business. We maintain a leadership position in the highly competitive field of business communications because we continually improve and expand our product line. Our systems are among the best you can buy. The TD Series is just one of several computerized systems available through the ITT-BCD distribution network of sales and service offices located throughout the United States. But ITT-BCD offers more than superior equipment. Experience means we offer our customers unparalleled technical assis- tance. From defining communications requirements to the on-going maintenance of a system, ITT-BCD offers total service. With a national distribution network to provide service, we have one of the strongest support systems in the industry. For example, if required, BCD factory engineers are available to support indi- vidual installations. Training, service and maintenance are always responsive, and r-, here too, local service is backed by the national network. These facts mean that when you buy your system from ITT-BCD you get more—dependable equipment and responsive service. STRATEGY TWO BUY THE BEST SYSTEM The TD Series is a highly reliable, quality- YOU CAN crafted family of PABXs. Each TD system utilizes advanced computer technology and is designed for years of dependable use. The TD Series offers sophisticated applications such as Tenant Service and Centralized Answering Service, and yet is a practical choice for even less than 100 lines. The TD Series are stored-program systems—a big advantage. The computers can be programmed on-site, according to individual specifications. Easily modified software operates the system. In the TD Series, all-important core memory is non-volatile, protected in the event of a power failure—memory is not lost and no reprogramming is necessary. All TD Series systems employ proven, up-to-date time division switching. Solid state circuitry affords maximum dependability and means maintenance is kept to a minimum. The TD computers are microprocessors, another big advantage. Thanks to large scale integration, many components are contained in a very small space making these systems remalkably compact. • TDSER'ESapb 2 i 4? • i iiiiiiiiiiiiiillaillit • ' aiiiiiiMiliiiiiiiiiiaill 44 4. I -MISIMOMIIIIIIINN00 .. -l. 7 ' hr It as hh�IS'::,: '' k, , \....:77.7----- r. ' A,� h hid rig . .k0 h. -- a+. 0 t; 1 : rr,r „; MINER trr .. j i el 1 kss ... F , ), � : a' iz„ ' _ fyy'i F .a. wx 3 ' 1 A. ,..'.,--4 `a3 ti � a dp , e� ate .. ;�. r • . . ill '4 r :m3 . k FF:ate C: AJ ?' §I� zke`T• r.A4z s ,t t F i S �S.i L. »e _ yj . Z 'r � Three models, the TD-120, the TD-250 and the TD-500 comprise the TD Series. The TD-120 has a capacity of up to 40 trunks and 128 lines. The TD-250 can accom- modate 64 trunks and 256 lines. The TD- 500 has a capacity of 128 trunks and 512 lines. All systems are delivered wired for maximum capacity. The systems include a cabinet and an attendant console. These two pieces alone provide some of the most sophisticated features available in a telephone system. The console has been designed with care to insure the attendant can handle all calls quickly and easily. For individual stations, the system can employ either rotary or Tel-Touch® instruments and station users have the advantages of key phones with the less expensive single line phones. A wide variety of optional features such as recorded announcements, music on "Hold," dictation equipment access, and management reports enhance the standard feature package. C, .„ , STRATEGY THREE ®A trademark of International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation DA A LOAD 0�-�I IND !• •;o READ • f o2 • lie 3 ON_ , S 0 . 4 OFF • 0 5 WRITE } L. wo • • * 7 LOAD :.;_ s , ,,w, . 8 ., .„ ADDRESS �" 9 .... • a , 0 C 1 al • . , , 1 8 0 0 I 2 t '' • 13 IL ii. A l • • 14 15 BUY A SYSTEM THAT GIVES Few systems offer as much flexibility as YOU FLEXIBILITY those in the TD Series. When you buy a TD system today, you are investing in a system you can use in the future. Even if you are uncertain about what features are worthwhile for your company, you can readily experiment at any time. Usually, only a simple change in software made with the programmer's panel is necessary to add or delete features. With a versatile TD Series system you never have to worry that you have a system with features you will outgrow too quickly or that has more features than you currently need. ITT will even help you determine what features can be profitably used in your company. Our sales engineers are knowledgeable in every phase of com- munications. They are ready to analyze communications in your company and make recommendations for improvement. Our consultation will help you arrive at a communications plan not only for your immediate needs, but also for the future. And because your communications re- quirements are likely to change, planning now for the future and having a system that n can grow with your company makes good business sense. 4111 t,4 1 . 4 w . x STRATEGY FOUR IIIIIIIIIIIIIIall. 11 b r r. Ip NF?AL y a ;.. •• M e m on "s I .lb Sun illi r. O '' "`lW' Tr4 e9 vc omce ,._c ... ' , 14, '..„-?.,-.4. .Yep` aka 141 ' 5":5,- .,m✓o Vii. Ave5J • hr el Ni s lcenh 5 �o o ., Ate.rt•u^'"^ InFee bin 3� R '1-- 7,�� x` ° , I ica ME efvpq �O.OOa ME EOTNES- A pR Ol�sna�N.SEB 1tnENSES AND nT„E" r>o �.ddi Rrovislo 9c onn, 0 le 944 Mlsc obrNl dIhp^ a6 nOpe 444 010 (enppus eae� ne ! INCO 3^ Y ues "^faces _. Exlrao� pqp s INCOME BETORE ENTgA 65°°'500 'J0 f 1: NET IN tlmatiotem 1N Ay l r_. U5., `r 25 INCOME' sa^d other ln, <nng ANp 12pp 4 Nne, OTHER 54 34935 - 20 I 73 .55 80..35$ 9%l0 OR9) 32045' ;49876: 98 X82 4.883 74.545 3 t Ss v 0;:4•24` 5Z;. 4..44 BUY A SYSTEM More than ever, every kind of business must WITH MANAGEMENT COST find ways of minimizing costs without sacrific- CONTROL FEATURES ing quality and service. The TD Series offers management cost control features that aid in holding down monthly telephone bills, while actually improving service for your employees and everyone who calls your company. With ITT consultation and one of the TD Series systems, your telephone system will be custom-designed to serve your management cost control requirements. Special trunking arrangements, on-going analysis of trunk usage, accurate data about system usage, these and other management tools mean you can be sure you have one of the most efficient and cost-effective systems possible. Savings also result from features that let you monitor and control employee use of the telephone. Unnecessary personal calls, overly long business calls, incorrect use of special trunks, and other misuses and abuses can be eliminated. The management cost control features described below are just a sample of what you can have with the TD Series: Route Optimization—with this feature there is no need to worry about failing to use the most economical trunks when long distance calls are made. The system automatically selects the most economi- cal available trunk. Because this feature works automatically, employees don't re- peatedly receive a frustrating busy signal. STRATFGY FIVF Call Detail Recording—every call placed by a station user or through the attendant can be recorded and made available in a printed report. Information provided includes extension number, trunk group access number, number called, time, date and duration of call. Station users may also input an appropriate billing number, account or department code. Call Detail Recording reports give you important information about how employees are using telephones, information that lets you isolate problems and solve them. Analysis of Telephone Usage—a more sophisticated analysis of telephone usage which includes the cost per call for each call is possible with the addition of the optional message accounting analysis system. A compact, highly reliable de- sign, the system consists of a micro- processor, teleprinter and specially designed software. With these you can identify time and charges for all calls. Reports of the information are issued in six formats: extension detail report, account number summary, department summary, cost center summary, division summary and company summary. In addition to providing internal reports on-site, the in- formation can also be processed off-site for an in-depth analysis of network usage. The network optimization recommendation, when implemented, insures your system is configured most effectively. TDSERIEs Class of Service Assignments—every telephone in your system can be allowed or denied access to internal system /1 features and to specific types of outgoing calls. Based on management decisions, stations are assigned one of 15 different Classes of Service. Because employees utilize only those telephone functions necessary for their jobs, costs are held in check. Toll Restriction—when management determines employee requirements, indi- vidual stations can be restricted to toll calls to only specific area codes or to trunks such as WATS. When local calls are charged as message units, these too can be restricted. Complete toll call denial is also possible. Using Toll Restriction, you can be sure that employees make proper use of lower cost special service trunks. 1.... rft STRATEGY FIVE 62 ® Sl SU l4 Ly 9 00 6A 2 57 S4 55 46 41 4b A LL '1S ,b 'il SD S\ 44 6550 39 ,2.2 O ,Y �f. 42 43 'J6 0l ,p 05v4 l ov, cM 4A gS 29 A2 ch 40 93 34 2l 20 V0 vA 04 0; 30 24 93 24 2S 20 vB v9 ‘44 Q2 99 2'1 vl cA 2\ 22 ♦S \B p9 \0 N 12 04 OS 0\ 02 p3 ♦ -' e. e v. 101 70, ra ilia 1011 ♦ 11 ♦♦ •♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ ♦ N ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ‘4‘``''2', j�2 ,\FFIIIS t♦♦ ♦ e °N N\��..OFF PNG ' at, ips ,* ; K V.� GF'`\ME GFF40, OQP Ilph ON �OF , 4I\ , I, ip. PSG GO� OQ`G �M • tyC ® cp. C. GNF S?$ ti--c i SSP ip i 41LIDD e 4:0. .1k */ O 44 1 CO• cgC2 co. G"a' 4 CO . n `f / O iti yICS°. f BUY A SYSTEM THAT'S While the TD Series systems are EFFICIENT AND EASY TO technologically advanced, they are not complex, not difficult to use. The console, /` USE for example, is designed for efficiency. Even the heaviest traffic flows smoothly because the attendant can process calls quickly, without complicated maneuvers. Valuable console features include: Attendant Console Displays—console displays give important information to the attendant. Lamps indicate the origin of calls, helping the attendant to establish priorities for answering. The Station/Trunk Number Display automatically indicates the internal station number or outside trunk to which the console is connected. One benefit of this feature allows the at- tendant to check the working order of all trunks on a daily basis. Attendant Recall—the system auto- matically alerts the attendant to recon- nect to callers placed on "Hold" and to calls still ringing stations. The period of time before the automatic recall activates is adjustable. With this feature the atten- dant cannot inadvertently leave calls rte` waiting for extended periods of time. Consoleless Operation—the system can function without an attendant at the con- sole. When there is no attendant present, a tone signals incoming calls which can be answered from any telephone. People working late can be reached by phone with this feature and business need not stop when the attendant leaves. 6 4-my 4-my STRATEGY Six When you have a TD Series system, you Forwarding and Pick-Up Features— can be certain your telephone system is as allow calls to be answered even when efficient as it can be. And efficiency re- stations are unattended. From their own sults in cost savings. Because employees phones, employees can answer calls have direct access to many features, they ringing at unattended stations. This group have have better control in organizing their time of features is a most convenient way to and can be more productive. Some of the insure that calls are not missed when TD Series features for station users are: employees are away from their desks, Abbreviated especially for short periods of time. Dialing—telephone numbers most frequently called may be pro- Call Queueing (Station/Trunk)—station grammed for speed dialing with an users encountering a busy signal when abbreviated number of digits. Employees dialing another internal station or have access to the same repertoire of attempting to gain a WATS trunk, can speed dial numbers and can take benefit from this time-saving feature. With advantage of this time-saving feature. Station Call Queueing, station users re- Direct In-Lines—when it is not necessary ceive a ring back when the busy station for the attendant to answer calls, the fea- they dialed is free. When WATS trunks ture allows lines to be designated for are busy, the system will automatically incoming calls which bypass the con- ring back when a trunk is available. A sole. A cost-saver, Direct In-Lines do not WATS queue may also be cancelled by a require expensive special trunks. Particu- station user. Both types of call queueing larly useful in catalog sales and customer eliminate the need for time-consuming service departments, this feature has repeated redialing. many applications. In general, it means System Function Codes—to make people who need to get through quickly accessing system features easier, the TD can do so. Series operates with Function Codes which correlate letters on the telephone ., dial to the feature desired. Thus, a station user wishing to use the Night Answer feature dials "NA" for Night Answer, and a Meet-Me Conference call is initiated by dialing "MM" for Meet-Me. This attention to detail for ease of use is characteristic of the TD Series. em STRATEGfSIX TD SERIES TD-120 TECHNICAL Lines:128 TrunkSPECIFICATIONS Tel-Touch, Rotary or lone to Pulse Power Requirements: 120 VAC 60 Hz O20 AMPS Operating Temperature: 60°-90°F Floor Space Requirements: Cabinet Dimensions- 28" wide, 22" deep, 61" high Cabinet Weight- 400 Ibs; floor loading-94 lbs./sq. fl. Console Dimensions: 15.75" wide, 11.8" deep, 4.75" high TD-250 Lines: 256 Trunks: 64 Tel-Touch, Rotary or Tone to Pulse Power Requirements: 120 VAC 60 Hz 20 AMPS Operating Temperature: 60°-90°F Floor Space Requirements: Cabinet Dimensions- 42" wide, 22" deep, 61" high Cabinet Weight- 700 Ibs; floor loading-80 lbs./sq. ft Console Dimensions: 15.75" wide, 11.8" deep, 4.75" high TD-500 Lines: 512 Trunks: 128 Tel-Touch, Rotary or Tone to Pulse Power Requirements: 240 VAC 60 Hz /^1 20 AMPS Operating Temperature: 60°-90°F Floor Space Requirements: Cabinet Dimensions- 70" wide, 22" deep, 61" high Cabinet Weight- 900 Ibs; floor loading-94 lbs./sq. ft. Console Dimensions: 15.75" wide, 11.8" deep, 4.75" high System Implementation r For Weld County Colorado I Contract Award Upon contract award IWC will appoint a project coordinator to the Weld County project. It will be the responsibility of the project coordinator to order any required Bell service; finalize floor plans and telephone colors, and order the PBX to meet the exact requirements of Weld County. Within one week of contract the IWC project coordinator will meet with Mountain Bell representatives to establish a firm system activation date. All details relative to the system change and activation will be worked out with Mountain Bell to insure a smooth and orderly transition. II System Cabling Approximately 30 days prior to the cut over date, IWC technicians under the direction of the project coordinator, will begin cabling activity. Every effort will be made to minimize office disruption during the cabling process. With Weld County approval IWC will install all cabling after norman office hours insure a smooth and unevent- ful installation. III PBX Installation Three weeks prior to system cut over the TD-250 PBX will be delivered by ITT to the IWC Denver warehouse. The system will be unpacked, inventoryed and inspected for shipping damage. On successful completion of the previously listed activity the system will be turned on and under go a burn-in process for one week. During this one week period the system will be completely tested for proper function. Two weeks prior to cut over the TD-250 will be delivered to the job site where it will under go final testing and installation. IV Telephone Installation One week prior to cut over IWC technicians will install all the telephones on the cabling network installed under paragraph II . All telephones will be designated and varified for proper color and location. For this one week period each desk will have two phones on it.. e V Final System Test On completion of the telephone installation a complete system test will be conducted which will include the PBX, the cable network and all phones as one unit. On successful system test completion and customer review the system will be deemed ready for cut over. VI System Activation At a time of minimal telephone usage, typically after 5:00 P.M. on Friday night, the cut over will take place. The Mountain Bell outside lines will be removed from the existing Bell PBX and attached to the TD-250 . All outside lines will be tested incoming and outgoing for proper function. This process will take approximately one hour. On completion the new system will be completely operational. Existing Bell Telephones will be removed or set on the floor so station users will use the new phones on start of business on the following Monday. VII Training Pre Cut Over During the week prior to cut over and system activation all station users will be trained on the proper usage of the new system One half hour classes with 10 to 15 people in each class will be conducted in an available conference room. Operator training will also be conducted during the week on the new system. Approximately three hours training will be required for each operator to insure full system understanding. Post Cut Over The IWC training representative will work closely with the operator and station users the first week of operation to insure complete understanding. On Going Training IWC will provide on going station user and operator training as required at no expense to Weld County. L Cr iv 1] Business Communications Division 2000 South Wolf Road Des P/sines Illinois 60018 r —,r 1 Telecommunications Corporation Telephone /312)296-0550 March 6, 1980 Weld County Colorado P.O. Box 758 Greely, CO 80631 Attention Ms. Bette Rhoden Dear Ms. Rhoden: I wish to thank you very much for considering the ITT TD-250 for your application. I would also like to take this opportunity to introduce the Business Communications Division, of ITT Telecommunications Corporation ( ITT/BCD), and at the same time advise you of details regarding our contractual relationship with Interwest Communications. ITT/BCD was established to provide sales and customer service to all ITT PABX customers in North America. A large volume of our business is obtained through distributors. ITT has appointed Interwest as an authorized distributor of ITT PABX systems. In order to qualify as an authorized distributor, Interwest supplied evidence .- of technical expertise, competence in systems installation and maintenance, and submitted financial statements and credit references. They have agreed to meet the ITT standard in quality of installation and response to customer service requests. We have measured this distributor's past level of performance in fulfilling these commitments and found high customer satisfaction with their service. In the unlikely event that our relationship with Interwest should cease, ITT will endeavor to locate, qualify, and appoint a new distributor in your area to provide uninterrupted maintenance and service of your communication system. We realize our support responsibilities as well as desire to assist users of ITT Products in an emergency situation. Therefore, ITT will also provide backup maintenance to any distributor or customer on a time and expense basis. If you have any questions, or if I can be of further assistance, please feel free to contact me direct. Sincerely, y/7 Lyle B. off man Director of Sales LBC/mab cc: B. Smith - Interwest kiInterwest 18 37 communications • INSTALLATION AGREEMENT • THIS AGREEMENT made between INTERWEST COMMUNICATIONS, CORP., A Colorado corporation, with its principal office '^ at 1450 Grove Street, Denver, Colorado 80204, (hereinafter referred to as "Interwest") and Weld County Colorado Dept. of Social Services • (hereinafter referred to as "Customer"). - • In consideration of the mutual agreementsherein contained, Interwest agrees to sell to'Customer,and Customer agrees to purchase from Interwest (unless Customer elects to exercise the lease option below) a Communications System in accordance with the following terms and conditions: .. • 1. Interwest shall deliver and install on the Customer's premises at 315 N. 11th Avenue - Greeley, Colorado • (hereinafter referred to as "Premises") the following equipment(being hereinafter referred to as "Equipment" or "System"), and as further described in Schedule 1 attached hereto. PABX: LINES: TRUNKS: ICM: LINES: STATION EQUIPMENT: QUANTITY TYPE FEATURES PROVIDED: SEE SCHEDULE 1 ESTIMATED INSTALLATION DATE: 19 2. Customer shall purchase the Equipment or shall exercise its option to lease the Equipment as follows: ❑ (a) PURCHASE - Customer shall purchase the System from Interwest and shall pay to Interwest for the System a purchase price of$ 50,290 , (the "Purchase Price") plus all applicable taxes. p) $ 12, 572 on the execution of this agreement; Ili) $32s 688 on , 19 ,or when Customer Is notified In writing that the Equipment Is delivered to the Premises,whichever is first;and, (iii) the balance due on the Installation Date (as such term is defined in paragraph 4 hereof);or (b) LEASE OPTION - Customer shall enter into a binding agreement with a leasing company or other financial institution (herein- after referred to as"Lesso4')SaIj;factpiy to Interwest, providing for a lease of the Equipment by Customer from Lessor forfi.0—months at a monthly rental of $ ,1.51 DU plus applicable taxes under the terms set forth in Lessor's standard lease. Interwest will cooperate with Customer in arranging for such lease. Customer shall deposit with Interwest an amount equal to=monthly rentals of $ — , and, upon the effective date of such lease, Interwest will credit to the Customer's account with Lessor all deposits paid under the terms of this Agreement. Interwest shall not be required to commence the installation of the System until it has received a copy of such lease executed by the Customer and Lessor and the estimated installation date specified herein shall be extended accordingly. (c) CONVERTIBILITY TERMS - Customer may elect during the 10 day period after the date hereof to convert his purchase of the System into a lease as provided by paragraph 2(b) hereof. The amount previously paid by Customer to Interwest under para- graph 2(a) hereof shall be credited to Customer's account with Lessor to the extent deposits are required under such lease and the balance of such amount, if any,shall be promptly remitted to Customer. Similarly, Customer may elect during the 1O day period after the date hereof to convert his lease of the System into a purchase of the System as provided in paragraph 2(a) hereof, in which event Customer shall deposit with Interwest 9 S % of the Purchase Price with the balance due on the Installation Date as provided in paragraph 2(a) hereof. 3. This Agreement consists of the foregoing AND THE REVERSE SIDE HEREOF and sets forth the entire agreement and under- standing between Interwest and Customer. Customer,having carefully read all provisions of this Agreement,acknowledges receipt of a copy of this Agreement which is the final expression of the Agreement of the parties,and the complete and exclusive statement of the terms agreed upon, all prior agreements and understandings being merged herein, and that there are no representations, warranties, or stipulations, either oral or written, not herein contained. Effective Date of Agreement: , 19 ACCEPTED: CUSTOMER: INTERWEST COMMUNICATIONS, CORP. By: By: Title: Title. interwest communications corporation SCHEDULE 1 TO INSTALLATION AGREEMENT NO. 1837 r STATION EQUIPMENT QUANTITY TYPE QUANTITY TYPE 1 each ITT TD-250 Wired and Equipped as follows: Equipped Wired Capacity Lines 104 256 512 Trunks 16 64 128 Consoles 1 3 5 2 each 5 line Touch Tone telephones 93 each 1 line Touch Tone telephones DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE FEATURES Touch Tone Operator Recall Toll Restriction Call Offering Camp On Call Queue Call Pick Up Call Back Call Forwarding Call Transfer Do Not Disturb Universal Night Answer Add On Conference Executive Priority This Schedule is executed and delivered in accordance with the above referenced Installation Agreement between Customer and Interwest Communications Corporation and this Schedule hereby becomes a part of such Agreement. CUSTOMER: INTERWEST COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION By: By: Title: Title: DATEt • interwast communications corporation MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT SERVICE CENTER INTERWEST COMMUNICATIONS CORP. 1837 ADDRESS 1450 Grove Street TERM: l Year CITY Denver STATE Qolorado zip_,80204 .EFFECTIVEDATE:- .Cut Over TELEPHONE: (303) 534-3448 213. 75 , MONTHLY CHARGE-,$_T c J .. . .ICABLETAXESI;IF ANY,WILL BE ADDED) CUSTOMER INSTALLATION LOCATION (IF DIFFERENT) COMPANY Weld County Colorado ('U `COMPA{.IV '. , Same Office of Social Services . ADDRESS 315 N. 11th Avenue ADDRESS1i CITY Greeley STATE C°1° ZIP 80613 CITY- 1 , STATE ZIP 1. MAINTENANCE SERVICES: (a)Pursuant to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, IWC shall provide the Customer during the term of this Agreement and with respect to the Equipment described in Schedule A, System Equipment Summery,the services summarized as follows: (i) Remedial maintenance services upon request by ,the Customer,in order to restore malfunctioning operating component parts of the Equipment to proper working order. (ii) Priority response to Customer request for remedial maintenance'and/or service work over other types of IWC service /s*, arrangements. (iii) Continued Operator and Station User training assistance. (iv) Continued consultation on Equipment requirements. .(b)IWC's remedial maintenance response objectives are as follows: (I) With respect to a Major Malfunction of the Equipment (defined as no incoming or outgoing telephone service, or no station to station service within Customer's system), IWC's policy Into respond to the Customer's premises within-twtthre (3) a hours from the time IWC first receives the Customer's request for Remedial Maintenance and will complete such repairs as soon as reasonably practicable. (ii) With respect to a Minor Malfunction (any malfunction other than a Major Malfunction) of.the Equipment, IWC's policy is to respond to Customer premises between the hours of 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M., Monday through Friday, excluding holidays within twenty-four (24) hours from the time IWC first receives the:Customer's request for Remedial Maintenance and will complete such repairs as soon as reasonably practicable. Routine remedial maintenance requested after normal working hours will be billed to the Customer at the prevailing overtime hourly rate with a minimum two (2) hours'service charge. (c)IWC's responsibility with respect to the Maintenance Services shall be limited to either the Customer's side of the interconnect devices connecting the Equipment to the telephone system operated by the local telephone utility, or if no such interconnect devices exist, to the Customer's side of the point of connection between the Equipment and said local telephone system. (d)The Customer shall allow employees of IWC free access to premises and facilities where the Equipment is to be maintained at all hours consistent with the requirements of this Agreement. (e)Any maintenance or service work performed on the Equipment by others during the period of this Agreement without written consent of IWC shall cause this Agreement to become null and void. CUSTOMER ACKNOWLEDGES THAT HE HAS READ ALL OF THE PROVISIONS OF THIS AGREEMENT INCLUDING THOSE ON THE RE- VERSE SIDE HEREOF. THIS AGREEMENT CONSTITUTES THE COMPLETE AND EXCLUSIVE STATEMENT OF THE TERMS AND CONDI- TIONS AGREED UPON. THERE ARE NO REPRESENTATIONS,WARRANTIES, OR STIPULATIONS, WRITTEN OR ORAL, NOT HEREIN CON- TAINED. NO MODIFICATION OF THIS AGREEMENT MAY BE MADE EXCEPT BY A WRITING EXECUTED BY AN OFFICER OF IWC. THIS AGREEMENT SHALL NOT BE EFFECTIVE UNTIL SIGNED BY AN OFFICER OF IWC. CUSTOMER: INTERWEST COMMUNICATIONS CORP. By: By: Title: Date: Title: Date: ••• flawr.vaeeavn sssW IS wsmrw .. ....__..__. _ LIABILITY POLICY THE POLICY Is CLASSIFIED IN DIVIDEND CLASS IX WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND EMPLOYERS' S LIABILITY . _ e The named insured is hereby notified that by LIBERTY (,� = virtue of this policy he is a member of Liberty _b/a_`= Mutual Insurance Company and is entitled MUTUAL T TTT AL - 1�1' to vote either in person or by proxy at any �,J 1 �J \i and all meetings of said company. ID e LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY a BOSTON The annual meetings are held at its home office, Boston, Massachusetts, on the third FOR PROMPT INSURANCE SERVICE—CALL YOUR SERVICE OFFICE Wednesday of April in each year, at ten o'clock in the morning. (A mutual insurance company, herein called the company) Agrees with the insured, named in the declarations made a part hereof, in consideration of the payment of the premium and in reliance upan the statements in the declarations and subject to the limits of liability, exclusions, conditions and other terms of this policy: • INSURING AGREEMENTS I C ye A—WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION To Tay promptly (c) pay all expenses incurred by the company,all costs taxed when due all compensation and other benefits required of the against the insured in any such proceeding or suit and all insured by the workmen's compensation law. interest accruing after entry of judgment court thsuch com- pany C qe I—EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY To pay on behalf of the f such has paid as or f deposited in limit of corn- insured - all sums which the insured shall become legally pa judgment a a does not exceed the limit the obligated to pay as damages because of bodily injury by Pany'a liability thereon; (d) reimburse,the insured for all reasonable expenses, other accident or disease, including death at any time resulting therefrom, than loss,of earnings, incurred at the company's request. (a) sustained in the United States of America, its territories The amounts incurred under this insuring agreement, except or possessions, or Canada by any employee of the insured settlements of claims and suits, are payable by the company arising out of and in the course of his employment by the in addition to the amounts payable under coverage A or the insured either in operations in a state designated in Item applicable limit of liability under coverage B. 3 of the declarations or in operations necessary or inci- dental thereto, or DEFINITIONS III (b) sustained while temporarily outside the United States of (a) Workmen's Compensation Law The unqualified term America, its territories or possessions, or Canada by any "workmen's compensation law" means the workmen's employee of the insured who is a citizen or resident of compensation law or workers'compensation law and any the United States or Canada arising out of and in the occupational disease law of a state designated in Item 3 course of his employment by the insured in connection of the declarations, but does not include those provisions with operations in a state designated in Item 3 of the of any such law which provide non-occupational dis- declarations; but this insurance does not apply to any ability benefits. suit brought in or any judgment rendered by any court (b) State The word "state" means any State or Territory of outside the United States of America, its territories or the United States of America and the District of Columbia. possessions, or Canada or to an action on such judgment wherever brought. (c) Bodily Injury by Accident; Bodily Injury by Disease The contDEFENSE, SETTLEMENT. SUPPLEMENTARY PAYMENTS As re- ing of the word ction of 3"accident"in the ctermty injury tnj mean- II "bodily by from spects the insurance afforded by the other terms of this policy accident" and only such disease as results directly the company shall: a bodily injury by accident is included within the term (a) defend any proceeding against the insured seeking such "bodily injury by accident." The term "bodily injury by benefits and any suit against the insured alleging such in- disease" includes only such disease as is not included jury and seeking damages on account thereof,even if such within the term "bodily injury by accident." proceeding or suit is groundless, false or fraudulent; but (d) Assault and Battery Under coverage B, assault and bat- the company may make such investigation, negotiation tery shall be deemed an accident unless committed by or and settlement of any claim or suit as it deems expedient; at the direction of the insured. (b) pay all premiums on bonds to release attachments for an amount not in excess of the applicable limit of liability of APPLICATION OF POLICY This policy applies only to injury I`7 this policy, all premiums on appeal bonds required in any (1) by accident occurring during the policy period, or (2) by Y such defended proceeding or suit, but without any oblige- disease caused or aggravated by exposure of which the last tion to apply for or furnish any such bonds; - day of the last exposure, in the employment of the insured, to conditions causing the disease occurs during the policy period. EXCLUSIONS This policy loos sot apply: employed in violat,on of law, or (2) with respect to any (a) under coverages A and B to operations conducted at or employee employed'in violation of law with the knowledge from any workplace not described in Item 1 or 4 of the or acquiescence of the insured or any executive officer declarations if the insured has, under the workmen's thereof; compensation law, other insurance for such operations or (e) under coverage B,to bodily injury by disease unless prior is a qualified self-insurer therefor; to thirty-six months after the end of the policy period (b) under coverages A and B unless required by law or written claim is made or suit is brought against the in- described in the declarations, to domestic employment or sured for damages describedbecause of such injury or death re- to farm or agricultural employment; suiting therefrom; (f) under coverage B,to any obligation for which the insured (c) under coverage B, to liability assumed by the insured r.., under any contract or agreement, but this exclusion does or any carrier as his insurer may be held liable under the not apply to a warranty that work performed by or on be- workmen's compensation or occupational disease law of a half of the insured will be done in a workmanlike manner; workmen's rk designated cm in Item 3 of the ola disease is any law, any compensation compensation ti occupational or any(d) under f d y to punitive a ethe any damoyee unemployment r unerany t eilar l wtion or disability benefits law, on account of bodily injury to or death of any employee or under any similar law. GPO 2080 Ed. 5 PAGE I (3/75) Printed in U.S.A. .,vi 4tailiONS 1 PREMIUM The premium bases and rates for the classifications INSPECTION AND AUDIT The company and any rating au- 4 of operations described in the declarations are as stated there- thority having jurisdiction by law shall each be permitted in and for classifications not so described are those applicable but not obligated to inspect at any reasonable time the work- in accordance with the manuals in use by the company. This places, operations, machinery and equipment covered by this policy is issued by the company and accepted by the insured policy. Neither the right to make inspections nor the making with the agreement that if any change in classifications,rates thereof nor any report thereon shall constitute an under- or rating plans is or becomes applicable to this policy under taking on behalf of or for the benefit of the insured or others, any law regulating this insurance or because of any amend- to determine or warrant that such workplaces, operations, ments affecting the benefits provided by the workmen's coin- machinery or equipment are safe or healthful, or are in pensation law, such change with the effective date thereof compliance with any law, rule or regulation. shall be stated in an endorsement issued to form a part of The company and any rating authority having jurisdiction this policy. by law shall each be permitted to examine and audit the When used as a premium basis, "remuneration" means the insured's payroll records, general ledger, disbursements, entire remuneration,computed in accordance with the manuals vouchers, contracts, tax reports and all other books, docu- in use by the company, earned during the policy period by ments and records of any and every kind at any reasonable (a) all executive officers and other employees of the insured time during the policy period and any extension thereof and engaged in operations covered by this policy, and (b) any within three years after termination of this policy, as far other person performing work which may render the company as they show or tend to show or verify the amount of re- liable under this policy for injury to or death of such person muneration or other premium basis, or relate to the subject in accordance with the workmen's compensation law. "Re- matter of this insurance. muneration'° shall not include the remuneration of any person within division (b) foregoing if the insured maintains evi- dence satisfdetory to the company that the payment of com- NOTICE OP INJURY When an injury occurs written notice 5 pensation and other benefits under such law to such person is shall be given by or on behalf of the insured to the company secured by other valid and collectible insurance or by any or any of its authorized agents as soon as practicable. Such other undertaking approved by the governmental agency hav- notice shall contain particulars sufficient to identify the fin- ing jurisdiction thereof. sured and also reasonably obtainable information respecting If the declarations provide for adjustment of premium on the time, place and circumstances of the injury, the names other than an annual basis, the insured shall pay the deposit and addresses of the injured and of available witnesses. premium to the company upon the inception of this policy and thereafter interim premiums shall be computed in accordance NOTICE OF CLAIM OR SUIT If claim is made or suit or other 6 with the manuals in use by the company and paid by the in-. proceeding is brought against the insured, the insured shall in- sured promptly T after the end ofm each m interval specified in by the mmediately forward to the company every demand, notice, declarations.many The deposit premium shall y and retained o the summons or other process received by him or his represen- final company until termination of this policy credited to the tative. premium adjustment. The insured shall maintain records of the information neces- sary for premium computation on the bases stated in the ASSISTANCE AND COOPERATION OF THE INSURED The in- ./ declarations, and shall send copies of such records to the com- sured shall cooperate with the company and, upon the com- pany at the end of the policy period and at such times during pany's request,shall attend hearings and trials and shall assist the policy period as the company may direct. If the insured in effecting settlements, securing and giving evidence, obtain- does not furnish records of the remuneration of persons with- ing the attendance of witnesses and in the conduct of suits or in division (b) of the definition of remuneration foregoing, proceedings. The insured shall not, except at his own cost, ,m" the remuneration of such persons shall be computed in accord- voluntarily make any payment, assume any obligation or in- once with the manuals in use by the company. cur any expense other than for such immediate medical and stated in the declarations is an estimated pre- hey services apt the time of injury as are required by the The premium workmen's compensation law. Sum only. Upon termination of this policy, the earned pre- mium shall be computed in accordance with the rules, rates rating plans, premiums and minimum premiums applicable to STATUTORY PROVISIONS—C 9e A The company shall this insurance In accordance with the manuals in use by the be directly and primarily liable to any person entitled to the company. If the earned premium thus computed exceeds the benefits of the workmen's compensation law under this policy. premium previously paid, the insured shall pay the excess to The obligations of the company may be enforced by such per- the company; if less, the company shall return to the insured son, or for his benefit by any agency authorized by law, the unearned portion paid by the insured. All premiums shall whether against the company alone or jointly with the insured. be fully earned whether any workmen's compensation law, or Bankruptcy or insolvency of the insured or of the insured's any part thereof, is or shall be declared invalid or unconsti- estate,or any default of the insured,shall not relieve the com- tutional. pany of any of its obligations under coverage A. (� LONG TERM POLICY If this policy is written for a period As between the employee and the company, notice or knowl- Glonger than one year, all the provisions of this policy shall edge of the injury on the part of the insured shall be notice apply separately to each consecutive twelve months period,or, or knowledge,as the case may be,on the part of the company; if the first or last consecutive period is less than twelve months, the jurisdiction of the insured, for the purposes of the work- to such period of less than twelve months, in the same manner men's compensation law, shall be jurisdiction of the company as if a separate policy had been written for each consecutive and the company shall in all things be bound by and subject period. The earned premium for each such period shall be to the findings,judgments,awards,decrees,orders or decisions computed as provided by Condition 1 of this policy, subject, rendered against the insured in the form and manner pro- except as otherwise provided in the manuals in use by the vided by such law and within the terms, limitations and pro- company with respect to classifications of operations for visons of this policy not inconsistent with such law. which this policy provides a per capita premium basis, to the All of the provisions of the workmen's compensation law shall following provisions: be and remain a part of this policy as fully and completely (a) The premium rates for the first consecutive period shall as if written herein, so far as they apply to compensation and be those stated in the declarations and those applicable other benefits provided by this policy and to special taxes, for such period in accordance with the manuals in use by payments into security or other special funds,and assessments the company; required of or levied against compensation insurance carriers under such law. (b) The premium bases, classifications of operations, rates, rating plans, premiums and minimum premiums for each The insured shall reimburse the company for any payments such subsequent period shall be those applicable for such required of the company under the workmen's compensation period in accordance with the manuals in use by the law, in excess of the benefits regularly provided by such law, company. solely because of injury to (a) any employee by reason of the serious and wilful misconduct of the insured, or (b) any em- PARTNERSHIP OR JOINT VENTURE AS INSURED If the insured ployee employed by the insured in violation of law with the is aafforded knowledge or acquiescence of the insured or any executive partnership or joint venture, such insurance as is a officer thereof. by this policy applies to each partner or member thereof as an insured only while he is acting within the scope of his Nothing herein shall relieve the insured of the obligations duties as such partner or member. imposed upon the insured by the other terms of this policy. PAGE 2 9 LIMITS OF LIABILITY—C q I The words "damages be- President or a Vice President and the Secretary or an Assis- cause of bodily injury by accident or disease, including death tent Secretary of the company and, if such signatures are at any time resulting therefrom," in coverage B include dam- facsimile signatures, countersigned by a duly authorized rep- ages for care and loss of services and damages for which the resentative of the company. insured is liable by reason of suits or claims brought against the insured b eh others because of s to recover eh hem injury eobtained d from rom ASSIGNMENT Assignment of interest under this policy shall bodily 1 y sustained not bind the company until its consent is endorsed hereon. If, I. ployees of the insured arising out of and in the course of their however, during the policy period the insured shall die, and employment. The limit of liability stated in the declarations written notice is given to the company within thirty days after for coverage B is the total limit of the company's liability for the date of such death,this policy shall cover the insured's legal all damages because of bodily injury by accident, including representative as insured; provided that notice of cancelation death at any time resulting therefrom, sustained by one or addressed to the insured named in the declarations and mailed more employees in any one accident. The limit of liability or delivered, after such death, to the address shown in this stated in the declarations for coverage B is the total limit of policy shall be sufficient notice to effect cancelation of this the company's liability for all damages because of bodily in- policy. jury by disease, including death at any time resulting there- operationsrom, sustained by one n any one r designated employeese Item 3 the o ins deced la-in CANCELATION This policy may be canceled by the insured rations or in operations necessary or incidental thereto. by mailing h cancelation the co shal wei effe nave. hising when there- - aanc ede yth shall be lnito This s a may be 1/4- The inclusion herein of more than one insured shall not oper- canceled by the company by mailing to the insured at the ad- ate to increase the limits of the company's liability, dress shown in this policy written notice stating'when not less 1® than tan days thereafter such cancelation shall be effective. ACTION AGAINST COMPANY—C qe B No action shall liq The mailing of notice as aforesaid shall be sufficient proof of against the company unless, as a condition precedent thereto notice. The effective date of cancelation stated in the notice the insured shall have fully complied with all the terms of shall become the end of the policy period. Delivery of such this policy, nor until the amount of the insured's obligation to written notice either by the insured or by the company shall pay shall have been finally determined either by judgment be equivalent to mailing. against the insured after actual trial or by written agreement U the Insured cancels, unless the manuals in use by the corn- of the insured, the claimant and the company. ppang otherwise provide,earned premium shall be (1 computed Any person or organization judgment the legal representative there- ere- In accordance with the customry short rate table and pro- of who has secured such 'ud ment or written agreement cedure and (2) not less than the minimum premium stated in thereafter be entitled to recover under this policy to the ex- the declarations. If the company cancels, earned premium tent of the insurance afforded by this policy. Nothing con- shall be computed pro rata. Premium adjustment may be made tamed in this policy shall give any person or organization any at the time cancelation is effected and, if not then made, shall right to join the company as a co-defendant in any action be made as soon as practicable after cancelation becomes ef- against the insured to determine the insured's liability. fective. The company's check or the check of its representa- Bankruptcy or insolvency of the insured or of the insured's tive mailed or delivered as aforesaid shall be a sufficient estate shall not relieve the company of any of its obligations tender of any refund of premium due to the insured. under coverage B. When the insurance under the workmen's compensation law e•••• OTNER INSURANCE If the insured has other insurance against may not be canceled except in accordance with such law, this a loss covered by this policy, the company shall not be liable wicoth so far such it applies iss m the d to orconf under this law. to the insured hereunder for a greater proportion of such loss with respect to law, is amended conform to such law. than the amount which would have been payable under this policy, had no such other insurance existed, bears to the sum TERMS OF POLICY CONFORMED TO STATUTE—C qe A it( said amount and the amounts which would have been pay- Terms of this policy which are in conflict with the provisions able under each other policy applicable to such loss, had each of the workmen's compensation law are hereby amended to such policy been the only policy so applicable, conform to such law. 12 SUBROGATION In the event of any payment under this policy, DECLARATIONS By acceptance of this policy the insured the company shall be subrogated to all rights of recovery agrees that the statements in the declarations are his agree- therefor of the insured and any person entitled to the benefits ments and representations,that this policy is issued in reliance ,l / of this policy against any person or organization, and the in- upon the truth of such representations and that this policy sured shall execute and deliver instruments and papers and embodies all agreements-existing between himself and the do whatever else is necessary to secure such rights. The in- company or any of its agents relating to this insurance. sured shall do nothing after loss to prejudice such rights. 3 CHANGES Notice to any agent or knowledge possessed by MUTUAL POLICY CONDITIONS This policy is nonassessable. 18 any agent or by any other person shall not effect a waiver or The policyholder is a member of the company and shall par- s change in any part of this policy or estop the company from ticipate, to the extent and upon the conditions fixed and deter- asserting any right under the terms of this policy; nor shall mined by the board of directors in accordance with the the terms of this policy be waived or changed, except by en- provisions of law, in the distribution of dividends, so fixed dorsement issued to form a part of this policy, signed by the and determined. In witness whereof, the company has caused this policy to be signed by its President and its Secretary at Boston, Massachusetts, and countersigned on the declarations page by a duly authorized representative of the company. et -42:ihniada____ 47.....4.:-- d eence.z...i $,ci,,:ru,t' PRESIDENT rk PAGE 3 DECLARATIONS LIBERTY IY ? Workers' Compensation and MUTUAL aq. Employers' Liability Policy rI Pella NO. T0/O SAM O/VIQ 11•m.....w emr.' fool mass RO.IlGr.1TIVl I COOL Si. 1ST YEAR I WC1-531-913062-019 32/9 ENGLEW000 COL 972 JOHNSTON F M 16041 1 79 Item I. Name of insured INTERWEST COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION 1450 GROVE ST. DENVER, CO 80204 Address ' 91. 30 62/0000 Status CORPORATION Locations—All usual workplaces of the insured at or from which operations covered by this policy are conducted are located at the above address unless otherwise stated herein: Item 2. Policy Period: From 'so. 11 Dar 07 v.r 79 to Mo.11 a, 07 yea, 8U — 12:01. AM standard time at the address of the insured as stated herein. Item 3. Coverage A of this policy applies to the workers'compensation law and any occupational disease law of each of the fol- lowing states: CO Item 4. Classification of Operations Premium Bala Rata LINE 11U Estimatedta Per 1100 of Estimated WS*Is Si Ia.ono.all„«aa.rw.ravid.d.ela..�V Nis fan.M.et Code TOW Aavoal Annual mesa...of Ww•Ousr ara.ISN..m1 MN..INF No. Remunenaioe Remumadoo Premiums TELEPHONE OR TELEGRAPH CO: ALL OTHER 7600 ' 75,000 2.45 1, 838 EMPLOYEES C. D SALESMEN, COLLECTORS OR MESSENGERS - 8742 26,000 .49 127 OUTSIDE CLERICAL OFFICE EMPLOYEES NOC 8810 10,000 .17 17 1,982 STATE TOTAL BEFORE DISCOUNT 30 DISCOUNT ( .015 Minimum Premium $ 155 (CO ) Total Estimated Annual Premium $ 1.952 Interim adjustment of premium shall be made: Deposit Premium $ Item 5. Limit of liability for Coverage B—Employers' Liability: $ 100,000 subject to all the terms of this policy having reference thereto. Minimum Premium (if applicable) ED /a- A A. EN n , This policy, including all endorsements issued therewith, is hereby countersigned by -+S nz R.nno.r.rrv. Work(WY Tam.Gov. Audit Boa Parma Parnan Ratiaa-Raga Poi.H.G. 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ITT Key System r EASTERN SLOPE DISTRIBUTING - 3850 Nome Street, Denver, Colorado Omega 714 System PADLEY & DUDDEN, P.C. - Ogalalla, Nebraska Omega 1530 System SIERRA ENTERPRISES - 2800 W. 44th Avenue, Denver, Colorado Omega 714 System HAMMOND MORTGAGE COMPANY - 7985 Vance Street, Arvada, Colorado Siemens SD-192 PBX VICTOR HORNBIEN & ASSOCIATES - 100 Garfield Street, Denver, Colorado ITT Key System DRS . MAY, FAULKNER & DAVIS - 10001 N. Washington, Thornton, Colorado Omega 1530 System ARAPAHOE FOOT CLINIC - 6200 So. Broadway, Littleton, Colorado Omega 714 System MELTON ENTERPRISES - 3035 So. Parker Road, Denver, Colorado ITT Key System r MILE HIGH DRIVE-IN - 236 Pearl Street, Boulder, Colorado ITT Key System KING CREST CHIROPRACTIC CENTER - 7595 W. 66th Avenue, Arvada, Colo. ITT Key System HOMESTEAD REALTY COMPANY - Aspen Park, Colorado Omega 714 System DAVES SUPPLY COMPANY - 2300 Welton Street, Denver, Colorado ITT Key System COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION - 4960 Jackson Street, Denver, Colo. ITT Key System CHUCKS CONTRACT LABOR - 1531 Stout Street, Denver, Colorado ITT Key System BRINK'S WHEELCHAIR & REPAIR - 4466 Parmalee Gulch, Indian Hills , Colo. ITT Key System COBE LABORATORIES (Lakewood) - 1201 Oak Street, Lakewood, Colorado Omega 1530 System BLUE BIRD INTERNATIONAL - 2778 S. Tejon, Englewood, Colorado Omega 1530 System r CHILDRENS HOSPITAL - 1056 E. 19th Avenue, Denver, Colorado ITT Key System CENTURY 21 - JOHN RATKOVICH & ASSOC. - 98 Wadsworth Blvd. , Lakewood,Co. Omega 1530 System GIBB-MARSDEN REAL ESTATE - 4880 Riverbend Rd. , Boulder, Colorado Omega 1530 System WALTER E. HELLER & CO. - 410 17th Street, Denver, Colorado ITT Key System LENHART & COMPANY - 650 So. 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Alton Way, Englewood, Colorado Omega 714 System REMAX SUBURBAN INC. - 441 Wadsworth, Lakewood, Colorado Omega 1530 System SCIENTECH - 5649 Arapahoe, Boulder, Colorado ITT TD-120 PBX TURBO WEST CORPORATION - Jefferson County Airport, Broomfield, Colo. Omega III System WESTERN HOTEL - 401 Tomachi, Gunnison, Colorado Siemens SD-232 PBX THE WARNER COMPANY - 3625 E. 48th Avenue, Denver, Colorado ITT TD-120 PBX ESTES AIR CONDITIONING - 40 So. Galapago, Denver, Colorado ITT Key System FICKLIN, CPA - 490 Tomachi, Gunnison, Colorado ITT Key System NEO TECH - 718 17th Street, Denver, Colorado Omega 1530 System E.J. PITTOCK - 5347 S. Valentia Way, Englewood, Colorado Omega 1530 System r DR. MARVIN FIRESTONE - 1680 38th Street, Boulder, Colorado ITT Key System VISUAL AID CENTER - 3920 S . Federal, Denver, Colorado ITT Key System HINDS, CARLENO & MORROW - ATTORNEYS - 1800 W. Littleton, Littleton, Colo Omega 1530 System DR. JAMES BERRY - 6825 E. Hampden, Denver, Colorado ITT Key System ALAN POSEN & ASSOC. - 7344 S. Alton Way, Englewood, Colorado Business Com II System GRUBB & ELLIS - 6851 S. Holly Way, Denver, Colorado Omega 1530 System THE CAMBRIDGE COMPANY - 11978 Washington Street, Denver, Colorado ITT Key System M & L BUSINESS MACHINES - 350 Havana Street, Denver, Colorado Omega 714 System PREMIUM INCENTIVES SALES INC. - 7108 S. Alton Way, Englewood, Colo. Omega 714 System LESTRONICS - 1840 Industrial Circle, Longmont, Colorado Omega 1530 System Hello