Payments and Plan Pricing Sample Clauses

Payments and Plan Pricing. Contractor agrees to perform all Services for the compensation and financial arrangements set forth in this Contract. No additional compensation will be allowed. The Parties agree that payments under this Contract shall be made monthly in accordance with the enrollment information maintained by People First, the State’s self-service, secure, web- based human resource information system and enterprise-wide suite of human resource services. Contractor shall not invoice or bill the Department. Payments will be made to Contractor via electronic funds transfer (EFT) and by State-determined due dates. Contractor must complete a direct deposit authorization form. Payments from Contractor to the State shall be made via EFT and by State-determined due dates. On a monthly basis, DSGI will verify the calculation of premium payments due to Contractor based on contracted premium rates and Member enrollment. People First maintains and updates the State’s system of records and will calculate the premium due using its eligibility and enrollment system. People First will make adjustments based on updated information. Generally, People First will forward the enrollment Data to Contractor via an eligibility and enrollment file, the layout of which is found in Attachment E: Eligibility and Enrollment File Layout, by the 10th day of each calendar month. DSGI will subsequently make premium payments to Contractor no sooner than the 15th day of each calendar month and no later than the 30th day of each calendar month. Upon conclusion of the annual open enrollment period, People First will provide Contractor with enrollment data for all Members enrolled at that time for the next Plan Year’s coverage to allow Contractor to meet all necessary Service requirements and Performance Guarantees. All payments to the State shall be made separately by EFT from any payment balances due from the State. The netting of payments related to the Contract is prohibited. Employee-paid premiums are generally deducted from the Members’ paychecks. Payroll deductions must be processed as even-numbered premium amounts. If a Member’s calculated monthly premium is odd, the system will add or subtract one xxxxx from the premium deducted. Disregarding the dollar amount, if the odd numbered premium is more than 50 cents per month, one xxxxx is added to the amount deducted. Disregarding the dollar amount, if the odd numbered premium is less than 50 cents per month, one xxxxx is subtracted from the amount ded...
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