Prohibition Against Performance Outside the United States Sample Clauses

Prohibition Against Performance Outside the United States. (a) Findings. (1) HHSC finds the following: (A) HHSC is responsible for administering several public programs that require the collection and maintenance of information relating to persons who apply for and receive services from HHSC programs. This information consists of, among other things, personal financial and medical information and information designated “Confidential Information” under state and federal law and this Agreement. Some of this information may, within the limits of the law and this Agreement, be shared from time to time with MCO or a subcontractor for purposes of performing the Services or providing the Deliverables under this Agreement. (B) HHSC is legally responsible for maintaining the confidentiality and integrity of information relating to applicants and recipients of HHSC services and ensuring that any person or entity that receives such information—including MCO and any subcontractor—is similarly bound by these obligations. (C) HHSC also is responsible for the development and implementation of computer software and hardware to support HHSC programs. These items are paid for, in whole or in part, with state and federal funds. The federal agencies that fund these items maintain a limited interest in the software and hardware so developed or acquired. (D) Some of the software used or developed by HHSC may also be subject to statutory restrictions on the export of technology to foreign nations, including but not limited to the Export Administration Regulations, 15 C.F.R. Parts 730-774. (2) In view of these obligations, and to ensure accountability, integrity, and the security of the information maintained by or for HHSC and the work performed on behalf of HHSC, HHSC DETERMINES that it is necessary and appropriate to require THAT: (A) All work performed under this Agreement must be performed exclusively within the United States; and (B) All information obtained by MCO or a subcontractor under this Agreement must be maintained within the United States. (3) Further, HHSC finds it necessary and appropriate to forbid the performance of any work or the maintenance of any information relating or obtained pursuant to this Agreement to occur outside of the United States except as specifically authorized or approved by HHSC. (b) Meaning of “within the United States” and “outside the United States.” (1) As used in this Section 4.11, the term “within the United States” means any location inside the territorial boundaries comprising the republic ...
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Prohibition Against Performance Outside the United States. The MCO and a Subcontractor must comply with the requirements of Section 6505 of the PPACA, entitled “Prohibition on Payments to Institutions or Entities Located Outside of the United States.” All work performed by the MCO or a Subcontractor under this Contract must be performed exclusively within the United States. No payments shall be made for services or items by the MCO or a Subcontractor to any entity or financial institution outside of the United States. All information obtained by the MCO or a Subcontractor under this Contract must be stored and maintained within the United States.
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Prohibition Against Performance Outside the United States. The MCO and a Subcontractor must comply with the requirements of Section 6505 of the PPACA, entitled “Prohibition on Payments to Institutions or Entities Located Outside of the United States” and guidance provided by CMS under State Medicaid Director (SMD) letter #10- 026. All work performed by the MCO or a Subcontractor under this Contract must be performed exclusively within the United States with the exception of tasks that support the administration of the Medicaid State Plan as further described in this paragraph. No payments for items or services provided under the State Plan or under a waiver may be made by the MCO or a Subcontractor to any entity or financial institution outside of the United States. “Items or services provided under the State Plan or under a waiver” refers to medical assistance for which the State claims Federal funding under section 1903(a) of the Act. Tasks that support the administration of the Medicaid State Plan that may require payments to financial institutions or entities located outside of the United States are not prohibited under this statute (e.g., payments for outsourcing information processing related to plan administration or call centers related to enrollment or claims adjudication). All information, including protected health information (PHI), obtained by the MCO or a Subcontractor under this Contract must be stored and maintained within the United States.
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Prohibition Against Performance Outside the United States. All work performed under this Agreement must be performed exclusively within the United States. All information obtained by Contractor or a subcontractor under this Agreement must be maintained within the United States. The foregoing requirements will not preclude Contractor from performing work outside the United States that HHSC has approved in writing and that HHSC has confirmed will not involve the sharing of Confidential Information outside the United States. Contractor’s violation of this Section 18.01 will constitute a material breach in accordance with Section 11.02 of version 1.4.1 of the UCTC. Contractor will be liable to HHSC for all actual and consequential damages in accordance with the UTC. For breach of the requirements under this Section 18.01, HHSC may terminate this Agreement with notice to Contractor at least 1 calendar day before the effective date of such termination.
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Prohibition Against Performance Outside the United States. (a) All work performed under this Agreement must be performed exclusively within the United States. (1) All information obtained by the Dental Contractor or a Subcontractor under the Contract must be stored and maintained within the United States. (2) The performance of any work or the maintenance of any information relating or obtained pursuant to this Contract is forbidden to occur outside of the United States, except as specifically authorized or approved by HHSC. (b) For the purpose of this Contract “within the United States” and “outside the United States” means the following: (1) As used in this Section 4.11, the term “within the United States” means any location inside the territorial boundaries comprising the republic of the United States of America, including any of the 48 coterminous states in North America, the states of Alaska and Hawaii, and the District of Columbia.
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