Incentives and Alerts Sample Clauses

Incentives and Alerts. Funding for incentive award payments is provided by DSHS. (a) These funds are pooled and not reflected in Exhibit B, Awards and Revenues. (b) The earned incentive award payments shall be passed through to the subcontracted providers or directly to the agency providing services that are identified by DSHS as a quarterly awardee. (c) The Contractor is authorized to take up to an 8% administrative fee for each award and therefore may receive additional funding over and above that identified on the A&R. By September 30, 2013 DSHS will kick off the start of the program with information and a Webinar opportunity about: (a) The randomization process (b) The requirements for identification as a qualifying agency (c) The award formula which identifies those who have earned an award based on a calculation using a combination of: i. Achievement points ii. Improvement points DSHS will notify you in writing and/or by e-mail of the status of the County subcontractors as to: (a) Which have qualified to participate in the project (b) Into which each of the categories in a. above it has been placed after the randomization (c) If any of your providers have achieved an incentive award payment and the amount awarded (d) Provide a separate A-19 for billing purposes that will cover only the incentive payments. The Contractor shall: (a) Familiarize itself with the incentive program and be prepared to answer basic questions about the project. (b) Forward the information provided to the County in section (6) (b)-(c). above to all qualified subcontractors. (c) Within 10 days of receiving the awardee list from DSHS, notify each awardee agency in writing and/or by electronic means that they have achieved an incentive award and to expect to receive it within the quarter following the quarter in which the reward was achieved. (d) Send the separate A-19 for the project to Xxxx Xxxxxx at Xxxx.Xxxxxx@xxxx.xx.xxx or designee who will review and forward valid A-19s for payment.
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