Common use of RETENTION AND INSPECTION OF RECORDS Clause in Contracts

RETENTION AND INSPECTION OF RECORDS. The Provider agrees to maintain or supervise the maintenance of records necessary for the proper and efficient operation of the program, including records and documents regarding applications, determination of eligibility (when applicable), the provision of services, administrative costs, statistical, fiscal, other records, and information necessary for reporting and accountability required by the State. The Provider shall retain such records for six years following termination of the agreement. If such records are under pending audit, the Provider agrees to hold such records for a longer period upon notification from the State. The State, through any authorized representative, will have access to and the right to examine and copy all records, books, papers or documents related to services rendered under this agreement. All payments to the Provider by the State are subject to site review and audit as prescribed and carried out by the State. Any over payment of this agreement shall be returned to the State within thirty days after written notification to the Provider. All reports, recommendations, documents, drawings, plans, specifications, technical data and information, copyrights, patents, licenses, or other products produced as a result of the services rendered under this agreement will become the sole property of the State. The State hereby grants the Provider the unrestricted right to retain copies of and use these materials and the information contained therein in the normal course of the Provider’s business for any lawful purpose. Either the originals, or reproducible copies satisfactory to the State, of all technical data, evaluations, reports and other work product of the Provider shall be delivered to the State upon completion or termination of services under this agreement.

RETENTION AND INSPECTION OF RECORDS. The Provider Consultant agrees to maintain or supervise the maintenance of records necessary for the proper and efficient operation of the program, including records and documents regarding applications, determination of eligibility (when applicable), the provision of services, administrative costs, statistical, fiscal, other records, and information necessary for reporting and accountability required by the State. The Provider Consultant shall retain such records for six years following termination of the agreement. If such records are under pending audit, the Provider Consultant agrees to hold such records for a longer period upon notification from the State. The State, through any authorized representative, will have access to and the right to examine and copy all records, books, papers or documents related to services rendered under this agreement. All payments to the Provider Consultant by the State are subject to site review and audit as prescribed and carried out by the State. Any over payment of this agreement shall be returned to the State within thirty days after written notification to the ProviderConsultant. All reports, recommendations, documents, drawings, plans, specifications, technical data and information, copyrights, patents, licenses, or other products produced as a result of the services rendered under this agreement will become the sole property of the State. The State hereby grants the Provider Consultant the unrestricted right to retain copies of and use these materials and the information contained therein in the normal course of the ProviderConsultant’s business for any lawful purpose. Either the originals, or reproducible copies satisfactory to the State, of all technical data, evaluations, reports and other work product of the Provider Consultant shall be delivered to the State upon completion or termination of services under this agreement.

RETENTION AND INSPECTION OF RECORDS. The Provider Consultant agrees to maintain or supervise the maintenance of records necessary for the proper and efficient operation of the program, including records and documents regarding applications, determination of eligibility (when applicable), the provision of services, administrative costs, statistical, fiscal, other records, and information necessary for reporting and accountability required by the State. The Provider Consultant shall retain such records for six years following termination of the this agreement. If such records are under pending audit, the Provider Consultant agrees to hold such records for a longer period upon notification from the State. The State, through any authorized representative, will have access to and the right to examine and copy all records, books, papers or documents related to services rendered under this agreement. All payments to the Provider Consultant by the State are subject to site review and audit as prescribed and carried out by the State. Any over payment of this agreement shall be returned to the State within thirty days after written notification to the ProviderConsultant. All reports, recommendations, documents, drawings, plans, specifications, technical data and information, copyrights, patents, licenses, or other products produced as a result of the services rendered under this agreement will become the sole property of the State. The State hereby grants the Provider Consultant the unrestricted right to retain copies of and use these materials and the information contained therein in the normal course of the ProviderConsultant’s business for any lawful purpose. Either the originals, or reproducible copies satisfactory to the State, of all technical data, evaluations, reports and other work product of the Provider Consultant shall be delivered to the State upon completion or termination of services under this agreement.