Common use of QIP SUBCONTRACTING Clause in Contracts

QIP SUBCONTRACTING. If HMO subcontracts any of the essential functions or reporting requirements of QIP to another entity, HMO must maintain a file of the subcontractors. The file must be available for review by TDH or its designee upon request. HMO must notify TDH no later than 90 days prior to terminating any subcontract affecting a major performance function of this contract (see Article 3.2.1.2).

QIP SUBCONTRACTING. If HMO subcontracts any of the essential functions or reporting requirements of QIP to another entity, HMO must maintain a file of the subcontractors. The file must be available for review by TDH HHSC or its designee upon request. HMO must notify TDH HHSC no later than 90 days prior to terminating any subcontract affecting a major performance function of this contract (see Article 3.2.1.2).

QIP SUBCONTRACTING. If HMO subcontracts any of the essential functions or reporting requirements of QIP to another entity, HMO must maintain a file of the subcontractors. The file must be available for review by TDH HHSC or its designee upon request. HMO must notify TDH HHSC no later than 90 days prior to terminating any subcontract affecting a major performance function of this contract (see Article Section 3.2.1.2).