FEE CREDITS FOR FAILURES IN PERFORMANCE STANDARDS AND TIMELINES Sample Clauses

FEE CREDITS FOR FAILURES IN PERFORMANCE STANDARDS AND TIMELINES. The Contractor agrees to abide by the Performance Standards and Timelines as set forth in Attachment A, Appendix I, of this Contract. The Contractor shall be at risk for a total of 10% of the total contract cost for failures in performance standards and timelines. Payments for agreed- upon fees for collective services may be reduced to provide the SSDC with credits against the monthly administrative fee when the standards and timelines are not met. The Contractor agrees to the standards and/or timelines outlined in the following grid and the fee credit that would apply in the event of a failure in those standards and/or timelines. 1. Member States’ utilization data compilation Produce compilations:  By April 1 of the year prior to the rebate calendar year bid year unless otherwise approved by the Member States.  Within 2 work weeks of request in the case of a potential Member State. If found to be out of compliance with an identified standard and /or timeline for this service, fee credit equal to 1% of that month’s total administrative fee identified in B, III. 2. Rebate bid solicitation  Initiate solicitation no later than April 1 of the year prior to the rebate calendar year bid year unless otherwise approved by the Member States.  Provide a vehicle to allow manufacturers to submit bids in a minimum 30-day time frame. If found to be out of compliance with an identified standard and /or timeline for this service, fee credit equal to 1% of that month’s total administrative fee identified in B, III. 3. Rebate bid presentation Provide Member States with a bid presentation no later than:  Weekly in proposal form unless otherwise approved during rebate calendar year bid year cycle. If found to be out of compliance with an identified standard and /or timeline for this service, fee credit equal to 1% of that month’s total administrative fee identified in B, III.  Produced no less than two weeks prior to the SSDC annual meeting to review bids unless otherwise approved by the Member States. May be limited to the bid information available at that time.  Produced in presentation form no less than one week prior to the SSDC annual meeting to review bids unless otherwise approved by the Member States.  10 days after receipt for mid-year proposals. 4. Rebate bid negotiation Complete negotiations no later than fourteen (14) days after the Member State bid presentation unless otherwise approved by the Member States. If found to be out of compliance with an identi...
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