Performance Based Contract. Contractor acknowledges that this is a fixed price performance based Contract and that the Contractor is obligated to perform all of the Contractor’s Responsibilities and meet all of the Contractor Performance Standards in this Contract. DHS acknowledges that it is responsible for meeting all State Responsibilities in the RFP and this Contract. The price for Implementation is $7,153,200. The prices for Operations and Transition in the Base Term are: SFY 2006 $5,666,700 SFY 2007 $5,961,400 SFY 2008 $6,266,000 SFY 2009 $6,580,500 SFY 2010 $6,905,700 The prices for the three (3) Renewal Option Years are: SFY 2011 $7,246,200 SFY 2012 $7,593,800 SFY 2013 $7,953,500 In addition to the price identified herein, A) If the Contractor requested equipment and supplies in their Bid Proposal for the Implementation, the Department will provide the equipment and supplies if approved; B) During the Operations, Transition, and Renewal Option Years, if applicable, the Department will provide the Contractor the equipment and supplies specified in Attachment 2; C) Prices are inclusive of all EDI costs and charges. The Change Service Request (CSR) hourly rate is $85 per hour. This rate is only applicable to work prioritized and approved by the Department if additional systems resources must be provided to perform beyond the daily resources identified in the table of organization submitted by Noridian on June 18, 2004 (Attachment 5), as handling the systems maintenance and enhancements to the MMIS. Prior to June 30, 2005, DHS and the Contractor shall agree on sources of, and methodologies for evaluating, and the format for reporting, the performance of the Contractor. All performance reports shall be a matter of public record. Without limiting any other provision of this Contract, payment of the Contractor’s Compensation may, in the sole discretion of DHS, be tied to contract performance as follows: Implementation Payment: One-twelfth (1/12) of sixty percent (60.0%) of the Implementation Price shall be earned monthly during the first twelve (12) months of the Contract term. Payment shall be made upon presentation of evidence that progress has been made by the Contractor consistent with the Contractor’s Work Plan for the Implementation Phase. Twenty percent (20.0%) of the Implementation Price shall become earned ten (10) business days following the Contractor’s commencement of the Operations Phase. Fifteen percent (15.0%) of the Implementation Price shall become earned forty (40)...
Performance Based Contract. Consistent with the expectations under Executive Order 10-07, all work performed under this Contract shall be performance based and payment shall be structured to assure successful performance of expectations prior to payment.
Performance Based Contract. The commissioner shall ensure that all agreements to purchase social services are performance-based contracts. [PL 2007, c. 539, Pt. N, §53 (NEW).]
Performance Based Contract. Contractor acknowledges that this is a fixed price performance based Contract and that the Contractor is obligated to perform all of the Contractor’s Responsibilities and meet all of the Contractor Performance Standards in this Contract. DHS acknowledges that it is responsible for meeting all State Responsibilities in the RFP and this Contract. The price for Transition is $XXXXXXX. The prices for Operations and Transition in the Base Term are: SFY 2010 $XXXXX SFY 2011 $XXXXX SFY 2012 $XXXXX The prices for the three (3) Renewal Option Years are: SFY 2013 $XXXXX SFY 2014 $XXXXX SFY 2015 $XXXXX In addition to the price identified herein, A) If the Contractor requested equipment and supplies in their Bid Proposal for the Transition, the Department will provide the equipment and supplies if approved to the extent permitted under state procurement laws; B) During the Transition, Operations, and Renewal Option Years, if applicable, the Department will provide the Contractor the equipment and supplies specified in Attachment B of the contract. Without limiting any other provision of this Contract, payment of the Contractor’s compensation may, in the sole discretion of DHS, be tied to contract performance as follows:
Performance Based Contract. Contractor acknowledges that this is a fixed price performance based Contract and that the Contractor is obligated to perform all of the Contractor’s Responsibilities and meet all of the Contractor Performance Standards in this Contract. DHS acknowledges that it is responsible for meeting all State Responsibilities in the RFP and this Contract. The price for Implementation is $7,153,200. In addition to this sum, Contractor shall also be entitled to an initial payment of $405,797.00 upon acceptance of the following software and hardware (“Imaging Deliverables”) purchased pursuant to this Amendment:
1. Two Kodak i660 scanners and all equipment, peripherals, or goods necessary to connect the scanners to the Department’s computer system;
2. Scanning software known as Transform-EZ distributed by Dakota Imaging and any special coding and/or other software necessary to integrate the software into the IME’s MMIS system, thereby providing optical character recognition capability of form data and importation of that data into the IME OnBase database; and
3. The cost of any software and hardware maintenance of the Imaging Deliverables during the first year of operations. Contractor shall obtain, setup, and install the Imaging Deliverables on the Department’s system. Contractor shall bear all freight, shipping, handling and insurance costs of delivery of the Imaging Deliverables and shall bear all risk of loss with respect to the Imaging Deliverables, including any losses resulting from any damage to or destruction of the Imaging Deliverables, in whole or in part, which may occur prior to acceptance. Immediately upon acceptance of the fully installed and fully functional Imaging Deliverables, the Contractor shall be entitled to the initial payment for the Imaging Deliverables. Upon termination of the Contract, Contractor shall assign title to the Imaging Deliverables and any warranty or product guarantee to the Department conditioned upon: (a) the Department’s execution of an Assignment and Assumption Agreement with Dakota Imaging and the Contractor; and (b) Contractors License Agreement with Dakota Imaging being in effect as of the date the Department executes the Assignment and Assumption Agreement. Under this Amendment, Contractor is not financially responsible for consumable goods required to operate the Imaging Deliverables, including light bulbs, printer cartridges, and paper. The prices for Operations and Transition in the Base Term are: SFY 2006 $5,666,700 SFY...
Performance Based Contract. Contractor acknowledges that this is a fixed price performance based Contract and that the Contractor is obligated to perform all of the Contractor’s Responsibilities and meet all of the Contractor Performance standards in this Contract. DHS acknowledges that it is responsible for meeting all State Responsibilities in the RFP and this Contract. The price for Implementation is $500,000. The prices for Operations and Transition in the Base Term are: $0.34 per adjudicated claim The prices for the three (3) Renewal Option Years are:
Performance Based Contract. The commissioner shall ensure that any agreement with the board of the regional authority for the former Region V established pursuant to Public Law 1991, chapter 781, Part C entered into on or after July 1, 1994 is a performance-based contract. The commissioner shall ensure that all agreements to purchase human services entered into on or after July 1, 1997 are performance-based contracts. [PL 1995, c. 560, Pt. K, §21 (AMD).]
Performance Based Contract. 1. Under Part 1.3 of the Project, the Recipient shall enter into a Performance-Based Contract, with a private sector contractor selected on the basis of terms of reference, qualifications, and experience satisfactory to the Association, in accordance with the provisions included or referred to in this Agreement (“PBC Contractor”), under terms and conditions acceptable to the Association.
2. The Recipient shall carry out its obligations and exercise its rights under the Performance-Based Contract in such a manner as to protect the interests of the Recipient and the Association, and to accomplish the purposes of the Financing. Except as the Association shall otherwise agree in writing, the Recipient shall not assign, amend, abrogate, terminate, waive or fail to enforce any provision of the Performance-Based Contract.
Performance Based Contract. Contractor acknowledges that this is a fixed price performance based Contract and that the Contractor is obligated to perform all of the Contractor’s Responsibilities and meet all of the Contractor Performance Standards in this Contract. DHS acknowledges that it is responsible for meeting all State Responsibilities in the RFP and this Contract. The prices for Operations and Transition in the Base Term are: • SFY 2010 $80,006.00 • July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011 $6,259,584.00 • SFY 2012 $3,793,983.00 • SFY 2013 $3,836,770.00 The prices for the three (3) Renewal Option Years are: • SFY 2014 $3,950,835.00 • SFY 2015 $4,068,340.00 • SFY 2016 $4,191,022.00 In addition to the price identified herein, A) If the Contractor requested equipment and supplies, excluding office supplies in their Bid Proposal for the Transition, the Department will provide the equipment and supplies if approved to the extent permitted under state procurement laws; B) During the Transition, Operations, and Renewal Option Years, if applicable, the Department will provide the Contractor the equipment and supplies specified in Attachment 4 of the contract. Without limiting any other provision of this Contract, payment of the Contractor’s compensation may, in the sole discretion of DHS, be tied to contract performance as follows:
Performance Based Contract. This is a performance-based contract, in which payment is based on the successful completion of expected deliverables. Compensation is for the work provided in accordance RCW 39.26.180(3). The parties have determined that the cost of accomplishing the work herein will not exceed the Total Compensation identified herein. Payment for satisfactory performance of the work shall not exceed this amount unless the parties mutually agree to a higher amount via an amendment. Compensation for services shall be based on the tasks identified in the statement of work and budget. ECOLOGY will not make payment until it has reviewed and accepted the completed work.
