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The model contract has no exhibit that names the PBM owners, affiliates, GPOs, rebate aggregators and owned pharmacies. Nautilus scored conflict of interest 70 of 100 for that omission.\n- DATA, plan sponsor owns all plan data (weight 4). Sole ownership of claims, eligibility, accumulator, rebate and derived data, delivered in machine readable form, with no reuse or sale by the PBM.\n- LNC, lowest net cost standard and book of business comparison (weight 3). A stated lowest net cost standard for formulary decisions and an annual comparison against the PBM whole book of business.\n\nTwo further additions split out protections that version 1 folded into broader items:\n\n- CASH, cash price protection and deductible credit (weight 3). Members never pay more than the cash price, every cash purchase counts toward the deductible and out of pocket maximum, and accumulator adjustments require a sponsor election. Section 3.4 moves here from CEIL, which now covers only the Section 3.3 benchmark ceiling.\n- ENF, self executing enforcement and two strikes exit (weight 3). Liquidated damages or automatic credits for missed guarantees and late reports, and termination without penalty after a second material or regulatory integrity failure.\n\nTo make room, existing weights were rebalanced: FID 8 to 7, DISC 8 to 6, PASS 12 to 11, NAC 6 to 5, CEIL 4 to 3, MAC 6 to 5, SPRD 10 to 9, GPO 5 to 4, FORM 5 to 4, NET 8 to 7, MFN 4 to 3, AUD 7 to 6, PERF 3 to 2, AMD 3 to 2, SPEC 4 to 3. DEF and TERM are unchanged. GAG stays at weight 0.\n\nScores computed under version 1 remain current and are labelled with their version until the council re-reads the contract under version 2. No score is ever recomputed by hand."},"items":[{"key":"FID","title":"Fiduciary duty and loyalty","weight":7,"model_section":"Section 2.4","what_good_looks_like":"The PBM owes duties of loyalty and care solely to the plan and its members, must disclose all direct and indirect compensation and every economic conflict, and must disgorge anything retained in breach without the plan proving damages.","why_it_matters":"Without a loyalty duty the PBM is free to put its own affiliates and revenue ahead of the plan when it exercises discretion over formularies, networks and pricing.","is_red_flag":false,"sort_order":10,"added_in_version":1},{"key":"DISC","title":"Full disclosure of compensation and conflicts","weight":6,"model_section":"Sections 2.4, 2.6","what_good_looks_like":"All PBM and related-entity compensation, affiliate ownership touching plan claims, and payments to consultants or brokers are disclosed, and a named officer certifies quarterly and annually that everything has been disclosed and remitted.","why_it_matters":"Hidden revenue streams are the main way plans overpay. Officer certification puts a name on the line.","is_red_flag":false,"sort_order":20,"added_in_version":1},{"key":"OWN","title":"Ownership and affiliate disclosure exhibit","weight":3,"model_section":"Proposed Exhibit A-5","what_good_looks_like":"A signed exhibit lists every owner, parent, subsidiary, affiliate, group purchasing organization, rebate aggregator, mail order pharmacy and specialty pharmacy tied to the PBM, and the PBM must refresh it within 30 days of any change in ownership or control.","why_it_matters":"The model contract has no ownership exhibit, and the Nautilus Health Institute review of version 3.5 scored conflict of interest 70 of 100 for that gap. A plan cannot police affiliate pricing, steering or GPO pass through if it does not know which companies are affiliates.","is_red_flag":false,"sort_order":25,"added_in_version":2},{"key":"DEF","title":"Definitions that close loopholes","weight":5,"model_section":"Section 1","what_good_looks_like":"Rebate, manufacturer revenue, affiliate, specialty, generic and pharmacy are defined by economic function, not by label, so value cannot be relabeled (for example as fees) to escape pass-through or guarantees.","why_it_matters":"Most PBM revenue leakage happens inside definitions. A narrow definition of rebate lets fees, grants and administrative payments stay with the PBM.","is_red_flag":false,"sort_order":30,"added_in_version":1},{"key":"PASS","title":"100% pass-through of manufacturer revenue","weight":11,"model_section":"Section 4","what_good_looks_like":"One hundred percent of manufacturer revenue of every kind is paid to the plan, quarterly within 30 days of quarter end, with only a closed list of excludable claims.","why_it_matters":"Rebates and other manufacturer payments are the largest dollar item in most PBM contracts. Anything less than 100% of everything is money left with the PBM.","is_red_flag":false,"sort_order":40,"added_in_version":1},{"key":"NAC","title":"Affiliate pharmacy pricing at acquisition cost","weight":5,"model_section":"Section 3.2","what_good_looks_like":"Claims dispensed by PBM-owned or economically related pharmacies (mail, specialty, retail) are invoiced at net acquisition cost plus a stated dispensing fee, with no retained margin and a documentation default if records are not produced.","why_it_matters":"Owned pharmacies are where PBMs earn the most margin. Pricing them at cost removes the incentive to steer patients into the PBM's own channels.","is_red_flag":false,"sort_order":50,"added_in_version":1},{"key":"CEIL","title":"Benchmark ceiling and cheapest lawful option","weight":3,"model_section":"Section 3.3","what_good_looks_like":"Plan claim cost can never exceed a published benchmark, for example the transparent cash price at a benchmark site, in any channel and for any drug, and the ceiling is checked claim by claim rather than on average.","why_it_matters":"A ceiling protects the plan from paying more through the contract than the public can pay in cash, and a claim level test stops a favorable average from hiding individual overcharges.","is_red_flag":false,"sort_order":60,"added_in_version":1},{"key":"CASH","title":"Cash price protection and deductible credit","weight":3,"model_section":"Section 3.4","what_good_looks_like":"A member never pays more than the pharmacy cash price or the cheapest lawful price, every cash purchase counts toward the deductible and out of pocket maximum, and no accumulator adjustment is applied against member assistance unless the sponsor elects it in writing.","why_it_matters":"Members routinely pay more through the plan than the cash price on the shelf, and a cash purchase that does not count toward the deductible punishes the member for finding the cheaper price.","is_red_flag":false,"sort_order":65,"added_in_version":2},{"key":"MAC","title":"MAC list governance","weight":5,"model_section":"Section 3.5","what_good_looks_like":"A single MAC list applies to both what the plan pays and what pharmacies are paid, it is disclosed, updated on a schedule, and pharmacies have an appeals path with defined timelines.","why_it_matters":"Two MAC lists (one for the plan, one for pharmacies) is the classic spread pricing mechanism.","is_red_flag":false,"sort_order":70,"added_in_version":1},{"key":"SPRD","title":"No spread pricing","weight":9,"model_section":"Sections 2.5, 3.1, 3.5","what_good_looks_like":"The plan pays exactly what the pharmacy is paid plus a disclosed administrative fee. The PBM retains no difference between the two, in any channel.","why_it_matters":"Spread pricing is an undisclosed markup on every claim. Eliminating it is the single clearest test of a transparent contract.","is_red_flag":false,"sort_order":80,"added_in_version":1},{"key":"GPO","title":"GPO and purchasing entity pass-through","weight":4,"model_section":"Section 5","what_good_looks_like":"Purchase discounts, volume credits and supplier payments received by the PBM or any related purchasing entity (including offshore GPOs) flow to the plan, allocated on disclosed drivers.","why_it_matters":"PBMs moved much of their manufacturer revenue into affiliated GPOs after rebate scrutiny increased. A contract that only covers rebates misses this.","is_red_flag":false,"sort_order":90,"added_in_version":1},{"key":"FORM","title":"Plan sponsor controls the formulary","weight":4,"model_section":"Section 6","what_good_looks_like":"The plan sponsor approves the formulary and every change, receives lowest-net-cost analysis, and gets utilization management outcomes by drug each quarter.","why_it_matters":"A PBM-controlled formulary can favor high-list-price, high-rebate drugs that cost the plan more overall.","is_red_flag":false,"sort_order":100,"added_in_version":1},{"key":"LNC","title":"Lowest net cost standard and book of business comparison","weight":3,"model_section":"Section 6","what_good_looks_like":"Formulary decisions must meet a lowest net cost standard for this plan, the PBM delivers an annual comparison against its whole book of business, and any drug placed above a cheaper equivalent is disclosed with the reason.","why_it_matters":"Rebate driven formularies can favor a high list price drug that returns more rebate but costs the plan more after the rebate. A stated standard and a book of business comparison make that trade visible.","is_red_flag":false,"sort_order":105,"added_in_version":2},{"key":"NET","title":"Pharmacy network protections and anti-steering","weight":7,"model_section":"Section 7","what_good_looks_like":"Claims are final when adjudicated (no retroactive clawbacks), reimbursement is not conditioned on volume, the PBM may not steer claims into its own pharmacies, and any willing pharmacy may participate at the plan's terms.","why_it_matters":"Steering and clawbacks push independent pharmacies out and route patients to PBM-owned channels, reducing choice and often raising cost.","is_red_flag":false,"sort_order":110,"added_in_version":1},{"key":"MFN","title":"Most favored pricing and market check","weight":3,"model_section":"Section 8","what_good_looks_like":"The plan automatically receives pricing at least as good as any comparable client, and can run an annual market check with a meet, credit or release remedy.","why_it_matters":"Multi-year contracts drift out of market. Without a market check the plan is locked into stale pricing.","is_red_flag":false,"sort_order":120,"added_in_version":1},{"key":"AUD","title":"Audit rights, data access and reporting","weight":6,"model_section":"Section 9","what_good_looks_like":"The plan may audit with its own auditor, receives full claims-level and financial data on a schedule without asking, has pre-adjudication claims access, and no data is withheld as proprietary.","why_it_matters":"You cannot enforce what you cannot see. Audit and data rights are how every other clause gets verified.","is_red_flag":false,"sort_order":130,"added_in_version":1},{"key":"DATA","title":"Plan sponsor owns all plan data","weight":4,"model_section":"Sections 9.4, 9.5","what_good_looks_like":"The plan sponsor is the sole owner of claims, eligibility, accumulator, rebate and every derived data set, the PBM delivers it in machine readable form on request, and the PBM may not reuse, license or sell it.","why_it_matters":"Data ownership decides who can switch vendors, run an audit or check a guarantee. A PBM that owns or licenses plan data can charge for it, withhold it at termination, or resell it.","is_red_flag":false,"sort_order":135,"added_in_version":2},{"key":"PERF","title":"Performance guarantees with real remedies","weight":2,"model_section":"Section 10","what_good_looks_like":"Guarantees are measured quarterly on plan-specific data, reconciled in cash, and shortfalls are paid dollar for dollar rather than as capped credits.","why_it_matters":"Guarantees that are capped or measured on book-of-business data rarely pay out.","is_red_flag":false,"sort_order":140,"added_in_version":1},{"key":"ENF","title":"Self executing enforcement and two strikes exit","weight":3,"model_section":"Sections 10, 12.5","what_good_looks_like":"Missed guarantees and late reports trigger liquidated damages or automatic credits without the plan having to prove damages, and a second material breach or regulatory integrity failure lets the sponsor terminate without penalty.","why_it_matters":"A right the plan has to litigate to enforce is rarely enforced. Automatic remedies and a defined exit after a repeat failure change the PBM incentives without a lawsuit.","is_red_flag":false,"sort_order":145,"added_in_version":2},{"key":"AMD","title":"Amendments only in writing","weight":2,"model_section":"Section 11","what_good_looks_like":"No amendment is effective unless signed by both parties; the PBM cannot change economic terms by notice, portal update or updated exhibit.","why_it_matters":"Unilateral amendment rights let a PBM quietly rewrite pricing mid-term.","is_red_flag":false,"sort_order":150,"added_in_version":1},{"key":"TERM","title":"Termination without penalty","weight":2,"model_section":"Section 12","what_good_looks_like":"The plan may terminate for convenience with reasonable notice and without penalty, earned amounts are never forfeited, and a regulatory integrity event is grounds for termination.","why_it_matters":"Termination penalties and forfeited rebates are how plans get trapped in bad contracts.","is_red_flag":false,"sort_order":160,"added_in_version":1},{"key":"SPEC","title":"Specialty drug pricing controls","weight":3,"model_section":"Sections 1.16, 3.2(d)","what_good_looks_like":"Specialty is defined by function, drug-level rates act as a ceiling in every channel, and specialty claims at affiliate pharmacies are priced at acquisition cost.","why_it_matters":"Specialty drugs are a minority of claims but the majority of spend, and most are dispensed by PBM-owned specialty pharmacies.","is_red_flag":false,"sort_order":170,"added_in_version":1},{"key":"GAG","title":"Gag clause (red flag)","weight":0,"model_section":"Sections 9, 14","what_good_looks_like":"Nothing in the contract stops the plan from sharing pricing, rebate or performance data with its own advisors, auditors, members, the public or lawmakers, and nothing stops pharmacies from telling patients about cheaper options.","why_it_matters":"Confidentiality clauses that treat pricing terms as trade secrets are what keep taxpayers from seeing what their government pays. This is why the A&M contract is partly blacked out.","is_red_flag":true,"sort_order":900,"added_in_version":1}],"sha256":"8a1b508ceaf5e8fad60acd33ef06c39add9ce1e3836a92dd3392eae9918762ad","snapshot_source":"current_public_rubric"},"published_findings":[{"id":"b580fb89-f9ba-496f-aa70-468fcc115e91","rubric_key":"AMD","verdict":"bad","evidence_quote":"Any new Fee will be effective as of the date the change is applicable, even if that date is retroactive.","page_ref":"Page 5","rationale":"Three of five models read this as bad; Grok 4.6 and Kimi K3 called it partial because page 16 says the contract can be modified only by a writing signed by both parties. We re-read pages 5, 16, 61 and 65 to 67. The bilateral rule on page 16 is real, but Exhibit A on page 5 lets the contractor change fees on 30 days notice at each renewal by delivering a replacement Attachment D-5, and change them at any time when the plan, the law or enrollment shifts by 10% or more, with the new fee effective retroactively; the City only recourse is to terminate. Page 61 lets United specify new guarantees and replace the exhibit, and pages 65 to 67 let United revise or revoke the pharmacy pricing on many triggers. Economic terms can move by notice, which is the harm the model clause exists to prevent, so the majority verdict stands.","confidence":0.65,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"partial","Grok 4.6":"partial","GPT 5.6 Sol":"bad","Claude Opus 5":"bad","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"bad"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:53.895+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"4b365a17-45d7-4228-b11f-89d9791b906e","rubric_key":"AUD","verdict":"partial","evidence_quote":"Once each calendar year during the term of the Agreement or any applicable runout period, a mutually agreeable entity, on behalf of Customer, may conduct a pharmacy claims audit for purposes of determining if United is administering its claims transactional services in accordance with Plan provisions.","page_ref":"Page 46","rationale":"Three of five models read this as partial; GPT 5.6 Sol and Gemini 3.1 Pro called it bad because page 46 caps rebate review at the lesser of the top five agreements or agreements covering 75% of rebate revenue and forbids the auditor from copying or retaining any rebate document. We re-read pages 10, 42 and 46. A genuine audit right exists, with access to all of the City claims, and page 10 gives the City general access to books and records. But the auditor must be mutually agreeable and sign a United confidentiality agreement, United must agree to the place, time, type, scope and duration, the look back is 18 months, December and January are off limits, each period may be audited only once, the City pays, and routine reporting is limited to United standard online reports on page 42 with no pre adjudication access. Under the majority rule this is a constrained right rather than a denial, though the rebate copying ban brings it close to the line.","confidence":0.6,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"partial","Grok 4.6":"partial","GPT 5.6 Sol":"bad","Claude Opus 5":"partial","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"bad"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:53.895+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"888c0beb-9027-4850-8d53-e1f5a6cb9153","rubric_key":"CASH","verdict":"partial","evidence_quote":"The lesser of three logic (non-ZBL) will apply to Participant payments. Participants pay the lesser of the discounted price, the usual and customary charge or the cost share amount.","page_ref":"Page 67","rationale":"All five models reached this verdict. Page 67 gives members half of what the model asks for: at a network pharmacy they pay the lesser of the discounted price, the pharmacy reported cash price or their cost share, so a member should not pay more through the plan than the counter price the pharmacy reports. The text says nothing about crediting a cash purchase made outside the benefit toward the deductible or out of pocket maximum, and nothing about accumulator adjustments against manufacturer assistance, so the protection is present but narrower than the model.","confidence":0.9,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"partial","Grok 4.6":"partial","GPT 5.6 Sol":"partial","Claude Opus 5":"partial","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"partial"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:53.895+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"a51fe6b2-6d4c-4224-a465-e92138003169","rubric_key":"CEIL","verdict":"missing","evidence_quote":null,"page_ref":null,"rationale":"All five models reached this verdict. The pharmacy pricing on pages 63 through 69 is built entirely on average wholesale price discounts measured in the aggregate over a year, with no cap tied to a published benchmark or transparent cash price and no claim by claim test. The usual and customary charge defined on page 42 and the lesser of three rule on page 67 limit what a member pays at the counter, not what the plan pays, and no other section addresses a ceiling.","confidence":0.95,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"missing","Grok 4.6":"missing","GPT 5.6 Sol":"missing","Claude Opus 5":"missing","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"missing"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:53.895+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"f757f837-289e-4ec6-892c-d97f68f9fee5","rubric_key":"DATA","verdict":"bad","evidence_quote":"de-identify PHI received or created by Business Associate under this BAA in accordance with the Privacy Rule, which de-identified information does not constitute PHI, is not subject to this BAA and may be used and disclosed on Business Associate’s own behalf.","page_ref":"Page 50","rationale":"Three of five models read this as bad; Gemini 3.1 Pro and Kimi K3 called it partial because page 14 bars either party from selling, licensing or commercially reusing the other party confidential information. We re-read pages 14, 47 and 50. No clause makes the City the owner of its claims, eligibility, accumulator or rebate data, and there is no right to machine readable delivery on request. Page 50 lets United de-identify the City health data and use and disclose it on its own behalf, page 14 lets United answer post termination information requests at its discretion and for a fee, and page 47 limits transition help to twelve file transmissions in United standard format. The de-identified reuse right is exactly what the model clause forbids, so the majority verdict stands, with the page 14 restriction on selling confidential information noted as a partial counterweight.","confidence":0.6,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"partial","Grok 4.6":"bad","GPT 5.6 Sol":"bad","Claude Opus 5":"bad","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"partial"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:53.895+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"6639ccae-f5ad-40fa-9c6d-aaa392bb3c2b","rubric_key":"DEF","verdict":"bad","evidence_quote":"Rebate does not include any discount, price concession , Manufacturer Administration Fees, or other direct or indirect remuneration United or a group purchasing organization receives from a Drug Manufacturer for direct purchase of a Prescription Drug or for the provision of any product or service or tool, including analytical services used in the review of data.","page_ref":"Page 41","rationale":"All five models reached this verdict. The Rebate definition on page 41 is written by label and carve out rather than by economic function: money received for direct purchases, payments to a group purchasing organization, and payments for products, services, tools or data analytics are all written out of the definition, and Price Protection is defined separately. Page 66 then confirms that Manufacturer Administrative Fees sit outside the guaranteed rebate arrangement. Brand and generic status follow Medi-Span codes and MAC pricing is whatever United places on lists it controls. These definitions let manufacturer value be relabeled so it never reaches the pass through, which is the loophole the model contract by Mark Cuban and collaborators closes.","confidence":0.95,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"bad","Grok 4.6":"bad","GPT 5.6 Sol":"bad","Claude Opus 5":"bad","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"bad"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:53.895+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"5e318adf-90d9-4597-a247-659657a35f76","rubric_key":"DISC","verdict":"partial","evidence_quote":"United shall on Customer’s behalf, administer a fee (“Consultant Fee”) to be paid to Lockton (“Consultant”). The Consultant Fees are included in Customer’s pharmacy financial terms. United shall provide Consultant with a monthly payment for all Consultant Fees collected in the amount(s) of $2.00 pmpm.","page_ref":"Page 67","rationale":"Four of five models read this as partial; Gemini 3.1 Pro called it missing because no clause requires a complete accounting of compensation. The text does disclose several revenue streams: the $2.00 per member per month consultant fee paid to Lockton through the pharmacy terms on page 67, access fees and marketing charges collected from network pharmacies on page 42, an affiliate transaction fee of 1% to 3% on provider payments on page 60, and the 80 percent medical rebate share on page 58. None of these come with totals, there is no disclosure of affiliate ownership touching plan claims, and no named officer certifies quarterly or annually that everything has been disclosed and remitted. The subject is addressed piecemeal, which is weaker than the model rather than absent.","confidence":0.8,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"partial","Grok 4.6":"partial","GPT 5.6 Sol":"partial","Claude Opus 5":"partial","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"missing"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:53.895+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"17281783-2110-47a7-a74e-c9a206324cc0","rubric_key":"ENF","verdict":"partial","evidence_quote":"The Fees payable by Customer under this Agreement will be adjusted through a credit to Customer’s Fees in accordance with the guarantees set forth below unless otherwise defined in the guarantee.","page_ref":"Page 61","rationale":"Three of five models read this as partial; Gemini 3.1 Pro and Grok 4.6 called it missing because there are no liquidated damages and no two strikes exit anywhere in the document. We re-read pages 11, 46 and 61. Page 61 does convert missed guarantees into automatic fee credits without the City proving damages, which is the self executing half of the model design, and page 64 pays pharmacy shortfalls in dollars. The other half is absent: no liquidated damages for late reports, audit recoveries on page 46 require a mutually signed settlement, page 11 requires a 30 day cure before any termination for cause, and nothing gives the City a penalty free exit after a second material breach or a regulatory integrity event. Under the majority rule the automatic credit makes this weaker than the model rather than unaddressed.","confidence":0.6,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"partial","Grok 4.6":"missing","GPT 5.6 Sol":"partial","Claude Opus 5":"partial","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"missing"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:53.895+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"5b6128fd-2cb2-4513-807c-bc1f8fae7989","rubric_key":"FID","verdict":"bad","evidence_quote":"United is not the Plan Administrator of the Plan. Any references in this Agreement to United “administering the Plan” are descriptive only and do not confer upon United any responsibilities or duties beyond the claim administration duties set forth herein.","page_ref":"Page 26","rationale":"Three of five models read this as bad; GPT 5.6 Sol and Gemini 3.1 Pro called it partial because page 10 warrants that services will be performed with the care of a prudent claims administrator or fiduciary and page 34 names United a fiduciary for initial claim determinations and first level appeals. We re-read pages 10, 26 and 34. The fiduciary role is confined to claim decisions, page 26 disclaims any duty beyond claim administration, and nothing requires loyalty to the plan when United sets MAC lists, tiers drugs, or keeps spread, purchase discounts and float interest. There is no conflict disclosure duty and no disgorgement remedy, so the contract permits the self dealing the model clause by Mark Cuban and collaborators exists to prevent. 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We re-read pages 43 and 44. The City is named the ultimate decision maker on the design of its drug list and chooses among United lists, which is a real if limited sponsor role. The working levers stay with the vendor: United makes the final tier call, provides negative change notices only on request, withholds its utilization management criteria from the City and its vendors, and must approve any customization. No lowest net cost analysis or quarterly utilization management outcomes are promised. 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We re-read pages 13, 14 and 58. Pricing, discounts, reimbursement terms, payment methodologies and compensation arrangements are defined as Confidential Information, the City may use them only for plan administration, United may require a confidentiality agreement before any disclosure, and on a public records request the City must give immediate notice and cooperate in seeking a protective order. That is a duty to help block release, not a clean carve out, so the guidance that a carve out letting the vendor seek to block release does not make a bad into a good applies. Page 58 promises language to support the City anti gag attestation, and nothing restricts pharmacies from telling members about cheaper options, but the fee pages themselves are stamped proprietary. The red flag is set.","confidence":0.85,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"partial","Grok 4.6":"bad","GPT 5.6 Sol":"bad","Claude Opus 5":"bad","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"bad"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:53.895+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"505a08d5-3f4b-4ee8-9502-9218ce5fe78f","rubric_key":"GPO","verdict":"bad","evidence_quote":"Rebate does not include any discount, price concession , Manufacturer Administration Fees, or other direct or indirect remuneration United or a group purchasing organization receives from a Drug Manufacturer for direct purchase of a Prescription Drug or for the provision of any product or service or tool, including analytical services used in the review of data.","page_ref":"Page 41","rationale":"All five models reached this verdict. The Rebate definition on page 41 writes anything a group purchasing organization receives out of the pass through, page 45 lets United pursue other revenue from drug manufacturers directly or indirectly, and the same page states that affiliate purchase discounts and purchase rebates are retained and not passed on. No clause allocates purchasing entity money to the City on any driver. The contract preserves exactly the purchasing entity revenue channel the model clause is written to capture.","confidence":0.95,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"bad","Grok 4.6":"bad","GPT 5.6 Sol":"bad","Claude Opus 5":"bad","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"bad"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:53.895+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"576dffcc-94d2-40ef-8f4c-c3958c87b001","rubric_key":"LNC","verdict":"missing","evidence_quote":null,"page_ref":null,"rationale":"Three of five models read this as missing; GPT 5.6 Sol and Kimi K3 called it bad because page 44 lets United weigh available Rebates when it places a drug on a tier and page 65 lets United cut the rebate guarantee if the City deviates from the list. We re-read pages 44, 45 and 65. No clause states a lowest net cost standard for this plan, no annual comparison against United book of business is promised, and nothing requires disclosure when a drug is placed above a cheaper equivalent. The only mention of lower net drug cost is on page 65, where United reserves the right to change the arrangement if list changes made to lower net cost for its customers reduce rebates. Because the rebate factor on page 44 is one input to tiering rather than an affirmative permission to favor high rebate drugs, the majority treated the standard as absent rather than contradicted, and the minority view is recorded here.","confidence":0.6,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"bad","Grok 4.6":"missing","GPT 5.6 Sol":"bad","Claude Opus 5":"missing","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"missing"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:53.895+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"4c5fc19b-87a2-4139-b19b-dc1f4882bb0a","rubric_key":"MAC","verdict":"bad","evidence_quote":"United may have multiple MAC lists, each of which is subject to United’s periodic review and modification in its sole discretion.","page_ref":"Page 41","rationale":"All five models reached this verdict. Page 41 allows multiple maximum allowable cost lists changed at United sole discretion, with no requirement that the same list govern what the City pays and what pharmacies are paid, no disclosure to the City, no update schedule and no pharmacy appeal path anywhere in the document. Combined with the retained spread language on pages 43 and 67, this is the two list structure the model clause exists to prevent.","confidence":0.98,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"bad","Grok 4.6":"bad","GPT 5.6 Sol":"bad","Claude Opus 5":"bad","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"bad"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:53.895+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"95657beb-70a3-4b1c-abf0-15df8788d5b6","rubric_key":"MFN","verdict":"partial","evidence_quote":"Customer may conduct one market check during the Pharmacy Pricing Term to confirm its financial terms are competitive with those currently available in the market for substantially similar customers.","page_ref":"Page 66","rationale":"All five models reached this verdict. Page 66 gives the City one market check during the three year pricing term, initiated in the third quarter after the first anniversary, run by a mutually agreed third party against at least four similar customers, and comparing aggregate value rather than claim level pricing. If the report shows more than three percent annualized savings against the median the parties only negotiate in good faith, with any change effective the following contract year and only if an amendment is signed 60 days ahead. There is no most favored customer promise and no meet, credit or release remedy, so the item is present but weaker than the model.","confidence":0.9,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"partial","Grok 4.6":"partial","GPT 5.6 Sol":"partial","Claude Opus 5":"partial","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"partial"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:53.895+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"b9ec0501-6e48-4e0d-9e9e-f0b14e2c21a0","rubric_key":"NAC","verdict":"bad","evidence_quote":"United or its affiliates, acting as a Home Delivery Pharmacy or a Specialty Pharmacy, purchase Prescription Drugs from Drug Manufacturers and receive certain discounts and purchase rebates from Drug Manufacturers in connection with these purchases. United retains these discounts and purchase rebates and does not pass them on to Customer.","page_ref":"Page 45","rationale":"All five models reached this verdict. Pages 41 and 42 make United affiliates network pharmacies in the home delivery and specialty channels, page 45 says those affiliates keep the purchase discounts and purchase rebates on drugs they buy, and pages 43 and 67 let United keep the difference between what the pharmacy is paid and what the City pays. Nothing invoices affiliate claims at acquisition cost plus a stated dispensing fee and there is no documentation default. Affiliate pharmacies are priced by average wholesale price discount with margin retained, the opposite of the model rule.","confidence":0.95,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"bad","Grok 4.6":"bad","GPT 5.6 Sol":"bad","Claude Opus 5":"bad","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"bad"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:53.895+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"1dda8bab-0319-41ab-bedc-00bee862505b","rubric_key":"NET","verdict":"bad","evidence_quote":"Customer engages United or its affiliate as its exclusive provider of the prescription drug benefit services set forth in this Agreement.","page_ref":"Page 42","rationale":"Three of five models read this as bad; GPT 5.6 Sol called it partial because page 42 promises reasonable notice of material network changes, and Gemini 3.1 Pro called it missing because no clause speaks to clawbacks or any willing pharmacy terms. We re-read pages 41, 42 and 67. Page 42 makes United or its affiliate the exclusive provider of pharmacy benefit services, pages 41 and 42 place the United owned home delivery and specialty pharmacies inside the network, page 67 conditions every pricing guarantee on that exclusivity across retail, mail and specialty, and the same page lets United revise or revoke the pricing if the City hires a vendor that helps members find cheaper drugs or pharmacies. United may add or remove pharmacies at will and no clause makes adjudicated claims final or lets any willing pharmacy join. The text does more than stay silent; it builds in affiliate steering and penalizes the City for steering elsewhere.","confidence":0.65,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"bad","Grok 4.6":"bad","GPT 5.6 Sol":"partial","Claude Opus 5":"bad","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"missing"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:53.895+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"eedeb2d3-c2ed-44d9-84ad-d289f2dceb3f","rubric_key":"OWN","verdict":"missing","evidence_quote":null,"page_ref":null,"rationale":"All five models reached this verdict. The exhibit list on page 2 and the attachments to Exhibit D contain no schedule of owners, parents, subsidiaries, affiliates, group purchasing organizations, rebate aggregators, or mail and specialty pharmacies, and there is no duty to refresh ownership information after a change in control. The only affiliate references are the definitions on pages 41 and 42 that fold United affiliates into the home delivery and specialty pharmacy definitions, and the Form CIQ on pages 85 and 86 concerns conflicts with City officers rather than PBM ownership.","confidence":0.95,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"missing","Grok 4.6":"missing","GPT 5.6 Sol":"missing","Claude Opus 5":"missing","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"missing"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:53.895+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"c46d804c-a5cd-4bfe-9aff-c89a08f40e2f","rubric_key":"PASS","verdict":"partial","evidence_quote":"Minimum Rebate Guarantee (Traditional PDL) Rebate Sharing Percentage 100.0% 100.0% 100.0%","page_ref":"Page 64","rationale":"Three of five models read this as partial; GPT 5.6 Sol and Gemini 3.1 Pro called it bad because page 45 states that United retains affiliate purchase discounts and purchase rebates and does not pass them on. We re-read pages 41, 45, 64, 65 and 66. The City is promised a 100.0% share of defined Rebates with per script minimums, so the subject is addressed and money does flow, but the promise is narrowed from every side. Rebate excludes direct purchase money, group purchasing organization receipts and service payments on page 41, Manufacturer Administrative Fees are excluded on page 66, page 45 lets United pursue other manufacturer revenue and keep affiliate purchase discounts, and pages 64 and 65 exclude a long list of claim types. The first payment can arrive 210 days after the quarter and later payments within 90 days, not 30. Under the majority rule this is a weaker version of pass through rather than a contradiction, but the minority reading is strong enough that confidence is low.","confidence":0.6,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"partial","Grok 4.6":"partial","GPT 5.6 Sol":"bad","Claude Opus 5":"partial","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"bad"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:53.895+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"273a312a-4c6b-4d5f-b755-dccaac4988bd","rubric_key":"PERF","verdict":"partial","evidence_quote":"With respect to the aspects of United’s performance addressed in this exhibit, these Fee adjustments are Customer’s exclusive financial remedies.","page_ref":"Page 61","rationale":"Four of five models read this as partial; Gemini 3.1 Pro called it bad because the service guarantees are capped at flat amounts such as $11,000 per metric on page 61. Attachment D-6 does contain real guarantees: pharmacy discount, dispensing fee and rebate guarantees on pages 64 and 68 are customer specific and the shortfall is paid in dollars. But measurement and payment are annual rather than quarterly, the service guarantees are small capped credits often measured at the office or site level rather than on this plan, page 61 makes fee credits the City exclusive financial remedy, force majeure and legal change carve outs excuse United, and pages 65 to 68 give United many rights to revise or revoke the pharmacy guarantees. Guarantees exist but the remedies are weaker than the model.","confidence":0.8,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"partial","Grok 4.6":"partial","GPT 5.6 Sol":"partial","Claude Opus 5":"partial","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"bad"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:53.895+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"537542d2-5f65-43b2-8223-e5f9ff6bef9d","rubric_key":"SPEC","verdict":"bad","evidence_quote":"On specialty drugs, United will retain the difference between what United reimburses the Network Pharmacy and Customer's payment for a prescription drug product or service.","page_ref":"Page 69","rationale":"Four of five models read this as bad; Grok 4.6 called it partial because the specialty definition on pages 41 and 42 is functional, requiring at least three of eight clinical and handling criteria. The definition is the only element that meets the model. United designates the specialty drug list on page 46, may move a drug off specialty based on market conditions on page 68, prices specialty as an annual aggregate average wholesale price discount of 21.00% for listed drugs and 14.00% for unlisted drugs rather than as drug level ceilings, includes its own specialty pharmacy in the network, and on page 69 keeps the spread on every specialty claim. Specialty claims at the affiliate pharmacy are not priced at acquisition cost, which is the core of the model rule.","confidence":0.85,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"bad","Grok 4.6":"partial","GPT 5.6 Sol":"bad","Claude Opus 5":"bad","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"bad"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:53.895+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"a7d994b7-916b-42c0-9771-375ebba7de22","rubric_key":"SPRD","verdict":"bad","evidence_quote":"For home delivery, retail and specialty pharmacy services, United may retain the difference between the amount which United reimburses the Network Pharmacy and the amount which Customer pays for a Prescription Drug or service.","page_ref":"Page 43","rationale":"All five models reached this verdict. Spread pricing is stated in plain words three times: page 43 for home delivery, retail and specialty, page 67 for mail order, specialty and retail drugs and services including dispensing fees, and page 69 again for specialty drugs. The model contract requires the plan to pay exactly what the pharmacy is paid plus a disclosed administrative fee. Here the City has no contractual way to learn what the pharmacy actually received, and page 43 also lets United keep the interest earned on claim funds between withdrawal and pharmacy payment.","confidence":1,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"bad","Grok 4.6":"bad","GPT 5.6 Sol":"bad","Claude Opus 5":"bad","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"bad"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:53.895+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"c91ec168-b771-4bf3-8279-c2937bf92640","rubric_key":"TERM","verdict":"bad","evidence_quote":"If Customer terminates pharmacy benefit services with United prior to the end of the Pharmacy Pricing Term, United will retain any and all pending or future Rebates payable under the Agreement as of the effective date of the termination of pharmacy benefit services and no reconciliation of minimum rebate guarantees will apply.","page_ref":"Page 66","rationale":"Four of five models read this as bad; Grok 4.6 called it partial because page 11 lets either party terminate without cause after the initial term. We re-read pages 11, 55, 59 and 66. Convenience termination is available only after the three year initial term, on notice the text renders as thirty (120) calendar days. Leaving the pharmacy benefit early forfeits every pending and future rebate and cancels the minimum guarantee reconciliation on page 66, page 59 repeats the forfeiture for any exit other than for cause, page 45 lets United raise medical fees if pharmacy services end, and page 55 requires repayment of the administrative and wellness credits on early termination. 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