Material Subcontract means any contract, Subcontract, or agreement between the MCO and another entity that meets any of the following criteria: - the other entity is an Affiliate of the MCO; - the Subcontract is considered by HHSC to be for a key type of service or function, including o Administrative Services (including but not limited to third party administrator, Network administration, and claims processing); o delegated Networks (including but not limited to behavioral health, dental, pharmacy, and vision); o management services (including management agreements with parent) o reinsurance;
Material Subcontract means any contract, Subcontract, or agreement between the MCO and another entity that meets any of the following criteria: • the other entity is an Affiliate of the MCO; • the Subcontract is considered by HHSC to be for a key type of service or function, including ◦ Administrative Services (including but not limited to third party administrator, Network administration, and claims processing); ◦ delegated Networks (including but not limited to behavioral health, dental, pharmacy, and vision); ◦ management services (including management agreements with parent) ◦ reinsurance; ◦ Disease Management; ◦ pharmacy benefit management (PBM) or pharmacy administrative services; or ◦ call lines (including nurse and medical consultation); or • any other Subcontract that exceeds, or is reasonably expected to exceed, the lesser of: a) $500,000 per year, or b) 1% of the MCO’s annual Revenues under this Contract. Any Subcontracts between the MCO and a single entity that are split into separate agreements by time period, Program, or SDA, etc., will be consolidated for the purpose of this definition. For the purposes of this Agreement, Material Subcontracts do not include contracts with any non-Affiliates for any of the following, regardless of the value of the contract:: utilities (e.g., water, electricity, telephone, Internet), mail/shipping, office space, or computer hardware. Material Subcontractor or Major Subcontractor means any entity with a Material Subcontract with the MCO. For the purposes of this Agreement, Material Subcontractors do not include providers in the MCO’s Provider Network. Material Subcontractors may include, without limitation, Affiliates, subsidiaries, and affiliated and unaffiliated third parties.
Material Subcontract means any Subcontract that exceeds, or is reasonably expected to exceed, $100,000 per year. Any Subcontracts between the CONTRACTOR and a single entity that are split into separate agreements by time period, program, or service area, etc., may be consolidated for the purpose of this definition.
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An HHSC- approved Material Subcontract will not be considered to be an assignment or delegation for purposes of this section.
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Material Subcontract means any contract of Builder with a Subcontractor, Supplier, or other vendor in connection with the Work with a value in excess of [***].
Material Subcontract means any subcontract that exceeds, or is reasonably expected to exceed, $100,000 per year. Any subcontract between Contractor and a single entity that are split into separate agreements by time period, program, or service area etc. may be consolidated for the purpose of this definition.
Material Subcontract means any:
Material Subcontract any contract of the Builder with its Subcontractor, Supplier, or vendor in connection with the Work with a value in excess of ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND AND NO/100 ($175,000.00) DOLLARS.
Material Subcontract means a subcontract with a price that is reasonably expected to exceed One hundred fifty thousand Dollars ($150,000).
Material Subcontract means any Subcontract which the subcontracting Party (or Affiliate) anticipates at time of execution will entail total payments to the Subcontractor in excess of [***]with respect to subcontracted activities under this Agreement, but excluding [***].
Material Subcontract means any subcontract that exceeds, or is reasonably expected to exceed,