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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":"49806607-6097-46c0-812a-7194d50eabb7","rubric_key":"AMD","verdict":"bad","evidence_quote":"After the initial term of the Agreement, !PM may change the Fees or other pricing under th is Agreement.","page_ref":"Page 4","rationale":"Three of five models read this as bad; Grok 4.6 and Kimi K3 called it partial because Section 18 on page 9 requires mutual signed consent for amendments. We re-read pages 4 and 9. Section 18 opens with the words except as otherwise set forth herein, and Section 5.3 on page 4 is exactly such an exception: after the first year IPM may change the fees or other pricing on its own, with only documentation delivered before the county budget cycle. Section 2.1 on page 2 also lets IPM change the Services from time to time, and Exhibit B on page 17 adopts HIPAA driven changes without a signed amendment. The economic terms can move without the county's signature, which is the harm the model clause exists to prevent.","confidence":0.75,"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":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.222+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"b6ca25a5-6af8-4fd7-ad6c-b51dda28685e","rubric_key":"AUD","verdict":"partial","evidence_quote":"Either Party, or its representative, shall be entitled after ten (10) business days' prior written notice to the other Party, to audit that Party to verify their compliance with the terms of th is Agreement.","page_ref":"Page 16","rationale":"Four of five models read this as partial; Gemini 3.1 Pro called it missing because the only audit clause sits in the HIPAA exhibit. We re-read pages 3, 5 and 16. The audit right in Exhibit B, section 7 on page 16 lets either party audit compliance with the business associate agreement and inspect records of protected health information, not claims pricing or vendor revenue. The main agreement gives the county only IPM's standard reports as amended from time to time under Section 2.7 on page 3, deems reports accurate if not disputed within 45 days under Section 3.6, and requires payment in full while an invoice is disputed under Section 5.5 on page 5. An audit right exists but it does not reach the money, which is partial.","confidence":0.75,"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":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.222+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"d79144a1-9678-438b-95fd-240de2964b8e","rubric_key":"CASH","verdict":"missing","evidence_quote":null,"page_ref":null,"rationale":"All five models reached this verdict. Section 5.7 on page 5 stops IPM and network pharmacies from billing members beyond copayments and deductibles, which is a real protection but a different one. Nothing says a member never pays more than the pharmacy cash price, nothing credits cash purchases toward a deductible, and nothing addresses accumulator adjustments.","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":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.222+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"45142559-355a-4f06-bf19-e3b70e0beeb2","rubric_key":"CEIL","verdict":"missing","evidence_quote":null,"page_ref":null,"rationale":"Four of five models read this as missing; Claude Opus 5 called it partial because the generic line in Exhibit A on page 11 lists usual and customary charge as one pricing alternative. We re-read page 11. The generic formula names average wholesale price less a discount, usual and customary or generic MAC without saying which applies or that the lowest controls, brand claims have no ceiling at all, and no clause tests any claim against a published cash benchmark in any channel. That is not a benchmark ceiling, so the majority reading stands.","confidence":0.8,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"missing","Grok 4.6":"missing","GPT 5.6 Sol":"missing","Claude Opus 5":"partial","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"missing"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.222+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"4d21b130-56a6-48a5-a9dd-246849a05e25","rubric_key":"DATA","verdict":"bad","evidence_quote":"IPM may use, reproduce, or adapt Covered Person information in any manner it deems appropriate, including product research and development","page_ref":"Page 6","rationale":"All five models reached this verdict. Section 7.1 on page 6 lets IPM use, reproduce or adapt member information in any manner it deems appropriate, including product research and development, and Section 6.5 on the same page makes IPM's databases, adjudication logic and report formats IPM's copyrighted property. Section 7.2 lets IPM use de identified information as it sees fit. The county is never named owner of its claims, eligibility or rebate data, nothing requires machine readable delivery on request, and nothing bars reuse or resale. This is the reverse of the model contract's data ownership clause.","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":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.222+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"988f23b8-6118-4ec5-85a7-78ab8579b27c","rubric_key":"DEF","verdict":"bad","evidence_quote":"\"Average Wholesale Price\" or \"A WP\" will mean the benchmark price established by Medi Span, or another nationally reporting service of pharmaceutical prices as selected by IPM , in its sole discretion","page_ref":"Page 1","rationale":"Four of five models read this as bad; Grok 4.6 called it partial because a definitions article does exist. The definitions on pages 1 and 2 let IPM pick the pricing benchmark in its sole discretion, decide what counts as a brand name drug, and determine generic status using a combination of data fields it never discloses. Rebate, manufacturer revenue, affiliate, specialty and MAC are not defined at all. Because the terms that drive price are set by the vendor rather than by economic function, the definitions do the opposite of what the model contract by Mark Cuban and collaborators requires.","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":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.222+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"7d971e38-b96e-4d90-9283-b28d78dfda9b","rubric_key":"DISC","verdict":"missing","evidence_quote":null,"page_ref":null,"rationale":"All five models reached this verdict. The only compensation terms are the fees in Exhibit A on page 11 and the billing article on pages 4 and 5. Nothing requires IPM to disclose affiliate ownership, related entity revenue or payments to consultants or brokers, and no officer certifies anything on any schedule. Section 3.7 on pages 3 and 4 puts a disclosure duty on the county toward its members, not on IPM toward the county.","confidence":0.97,"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":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.222+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"8e872b15-6eee-4ee2-82a6-63427dc9bcc1","rubric_key":"ENF","verdict":"missing","evidence_quote":null,"page_ref":null,"rationale":"Three of five models read this as missing; Claude Opus 5 called it bad because Section 9.6 on page 7 caps IPM's liability at six months of administrative fees, and GPT 5.6 Sol called it partial because Section 4 on page 4 allows termination for an uncured material breach. We re-read pages 4 and 7. There are no liquidated damages, no automatic credits, no report deadlines and no two strikes exit, so nothing self executing exists. The liability cap and the 30 day cure right are real weaknesses, and they are recorded in the termination and audit findings, but they do not address the subject of automatic remedies. Under the majority rule the item is not addressed.","confidence":0.6,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"missing","Grok 4.6":"missing","GPT 5.6 Sol":"partial","Claude Opus 5":"bad","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"missing"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.222+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"c62d11b9-f942-40ab-8772-ea0853e1a0f2","rubric_key":"FID","verdict":"missing","evidence_quote":null,"page_ref":null,"rationale":"Three of five models read this as missing; Claude Opus 5 and Kimi K3 called it bad because Section 3.8 on page 4 makes IPM an independent contractor and not an agent of the county. We re-read pages 2 to 4 and the relationship clause in Section 16 on page 9. Nothing imposes a duty of loyalty or care on IPM, requires disclosure of conflicts, or provides for disgorgement, and the independent contractor language describes the legal relationship rather than authorizing self dealing. Under the majority rule the item is not addressed rather than contradicted, and the minority reading is recorded here.","confidence":0.6,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"bad","Grok 4.6":"missing","GPT 5.6 Sol":"missing","Claude Opus 5":"bad","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"missing"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.222+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"6261ae13-d1d7-4d85-9728-44a9435d27e6","rubric_key":"FORM","verdict":"partial","evidence_quote":"Client acknowledges that it has the so le authority to control and admi ni ster its Plans.","page_ref":"Page 4","rationale":"Three of five models read this as partial; Gemini 3.1 Pro and Kimi K3 called it missing because the word formulary never appears. We re-read pages 3 and 4. Section 3.8 gives the county sole authority to control and administer its plans, and Sections 3.1 and 3.2 make the county supply the benefit design and approve changes to it, which is a real if general form of control. There is no formulary approval right, no lowest net cost analysis and no utilization management reporting by drug, and Section 2.1 on page 2 lets IPM change the Services on its own. The majority reading of partial stands because the county controls plan design even though it does not control the drug list.","confidence":0.6,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"missing","Grok 4.6":"partial","GPT 5.6 Sol":"partial","Claude Opus 5":"partial","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"missing"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.222+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"2071e806-09b7-44c3-9cf5-0ca4faa817b3","rubric_key":"GAG","verdict":"bad","evidence_quote":"\" Confidential Information\" includes, but is not limited to, proprietary business and technical information, patient and third-party payor lists, statistical data, computer programs, pricing information, the Agreement and all exhibits, addenda and alterations hereto","page_ref":"Page 5","rationale":"All five models reached this verdict. Section 6.1 on page 5 defines confidential information to include pricing information and the agreement itself with all exhibits, which sweeps in the Exhibit A fee schedule. Section 6.2 bars either party from revealing that information without the other's written consent, which may be withheld for any reason, and the only stated exception in Section 6.3 is a subpoena with notice so the other party can object. There is no carve out for the Texas Public Information Act, the county's auditors or advisors, elected officials or the public, and Section 6.6 on page 6 backs the clause with injunctive relief. This is the red flag the item tracks.","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":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.222+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"df493219-270c-4c30-a434-5bcb648ba7a3","rubric_key":"GPO","verdict":"missing","evidence_quote":null,"page_ref":null,"rationale":"All five models reached this verdict. No group purchasing organization, volume credit, purchase discount or supplier payment appears in the definitions on pages 1 and 2, the compensation article on pages 4 and 5, Exhibit A on page 11 or anywhere else in the 17 pages.","confidence":0.97,"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":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.222+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"22232369-6773-450a-8303-436513167f3e","rubric_key":"LNC","verdict":"missing","evidence_quote":null,"page_ref":null,"rationale":"All five models reached this verdict. The benefit design clauses on pages 3 and 4, the reporting clause in Section 2.7 on page 3 and Exhibit A on page 11 contain no lowest net cost standard, no annual comparison against IPM's book of business and no duty to explain when a drug is placed above a cheaper equivalent.","confidence":0.97,"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":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.222+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"567c438d-83f2-4f1e-81c0-805699985749","rubric_key":"MAC","verdict":"partial","evidence_quote":"Generic: A WP less 80%, U&C or Generic MAC plus $2.50 di spensing fee;","page_ref":"Page 11","rationale":"Three of five models read this as partial; Claude Opus 5 called it bad because the MAC list is never tied to what pharmacies are paid, and Gemini 3.1 Pro called it missing because no governance clause exists. The phrase Generic MAC appears only in the Exhibit A fee line on page 11, so a MAC list does affect what the county pays. The agreement never defines the list, never discloses it, never puts it on an update schedule, never says one list governs both county billing and pharmacy payment, and gives pharmacies no appeals path. The subject is touched by the pricing exhibit but none of the governance the model contract requires is present, which is the partial verdict.","confidence":0.65,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"partial","Grok 4.6":"partial","GPT 5.6 Sol":"partial","Claude Opus 5":"bad","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"missing"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.222+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"e5904502-2fe1-426b-bde6-afc221b483ab","rubric_key":"MFN","verdict":"missing","evidence_quote":null,"page_ref":null,"rationale":"All five models reached this verdict. Pricing lives in Exhibit A on page 11 and in Section 5.3 on page 4, which lets IPM change fees after the first year. Nothing promises the county pricing as good as any comparable client and nothing creates a market check with a meet, credit or release remedy.","confidence":0.97,"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":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.222+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"d2b5aeb0-84ca-4272-b885-846bec77e1a4","rubric_key":"NAC","verdict":"missing","evidence_quote":null,"page_ref":null,"rationale":"All five models reached this verdict. The recitals on page 1 mention a network of retail and mail order pharmacies, but Exhibit A on page 11 prices only retail claims at discounts off average wholesale price plus dispensing fees. Nothing prices claims from IPM owned or related pharmacies at acquisition cost, and there is no documentation default if acquisition records are not produced.","confidence":0.97,"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":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.222+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"ede1dfd7-9fcc-4d94-81a4-ed88d7ac0399","rubric_key":"NET","verdict":"bad","evidence_quote":"Additions or deletions to the Network shall be in IP M ' s sole discretion and !PM makes no warranty that any specific pharmacy or number of pharmacies will be in the Network at any time.","page_ref":"Page 2","rationale":"Four of five models read this as bad; Gemini 3.1 Pro called it missing because no protective clause exists to be weaker than the model. Section 2.3 on page 2 puts network composition entirely in IPM's discretion with no promise about which or how many pharmacies participate, so there is no any willing pharmacy right and no anti steering rule. Section 5.8 on page 5 then makes the county remit money whenever a pharmacy later claims an underpayment, which is the opposite of claims being final when adjudicated. The text permits the harms the model clause exists to prevent.","confidence":0.85,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"bad","Grok 4.6":"bad","GPT 5.6 Sol":"bad","Claude Opus 5":"bad","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"missing"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.222+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"833909bb-3fcd-4651-9386-88dcba8d34ab","rubric_key":"OWN","verdict":"missing","evidence_quote":null,"page_ref":null,"rationale":"Four of five models read this as missing; GPT 5.6 Sol called it partial because page 12 requires a Texas Form 1295 certificate of interested parties at award, renewal or amendment. We re-read page 12. The Form 1295 clause is a state procurement requirement aimed at the bidder's interested parties, not a signed exhibit listing owners, subsidiaries, affiliated pharmacies, purchasing organizations or rebate aggregators, and it carries no duty to refresh within 30 days of a change in control. Exhibit A is a fee sheet and Exhibit B is a HIPAA business associate agreement, so no ownership exhibit exists.","confidence":0.8,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"missing","Grok 4.6":"missing","GPT 5.6 Sol":"partial","Claude Opus 5":"missing","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"missing"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.222+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"245d0698-22c0-486d-9e10-d005e66478c5","rubric_key":"PASS","verdict":"missing","evidence_quote":null,"page_ref":null,"rationale":"All five models reached this verdict. The word rebate appears twice, in Section 3.7 on page 4 where the county must disclose rebates to members and in Section 24 on page 10 where taxes on rebate amounts are the county's cost. Neither clause promises the county any share of manufacturer revenue, sets a remittance schedule or lists excludable claims. On this text the county has no contractual claim to any rebate at all.","confidence":0.97,"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":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.222+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"716d3293-feb2-47a2-9b3f-b76965a02da1","rubric_key":"PERF","verdict":"missing","evidence_quote":null,"page_ref":null,"rationale":"All five models reached this verdict. No performance guarantee, quarterly measurement on plan specific data, cash reconciliation or dollar for dollar shortfall payment appears in the services article on pages 2 and 3, Exhibit A on page 11 or the liability and termination sections on pages 4 and 7.","confidence":0.97,"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":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.222+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"e0b45142-32f4-4971-85bf-32301bb2fdef","rubric_key":"SPEC","verdict":"missing","evidence_quote":null,"page_ref":null,"rationale":"All five models reached this verdict. Exhibit A on page 11 lists only retail pharmacy fees and the recitals on page 1 mention mail order pharmacies. Specialty is never defined, no drug level specialty rate exists, and nothing prices affiliate specialty claims at acquisition cost anywhere in the 17 pages.","confidence":0.97,"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":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.222+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"3a29a23e-1126-4ef5-a876-1b64958c6e95","rubric_key":"SPRD","verdict":"bad","evidence_quote":"Client understands that IPM ' s agreements w ith Network Pharmacies may allow etwork Pharmacies to review payments made by IPM related to the Covered Pharmacy Services.","page_ref":"Page 5","rationale":"Three of five models read this as bad; Gemini 3.1 Pro and Kimi K3 called it missing because no clause speaks to spread in words. We re-read pages 4, 5 and 11. The county is billed at the average wholesale price formulas in Exhibit A, while Section 5.8 confirms that pharmacy payment terms live in IPM's separate agreements with network pharmacies, and Section 5.2 says the money the county sends is not an asset of the plan. Nothing requires the county to pay what the pharmacy is paid plus a disclosed fee, so the structure permits IPM to keep the difference in every channel. The majority reading stands, with reduced confidence because the permission comes from structure rather than an express retention clause.","confidence":0.6,"model_votes":{"Kimi K3":"missing","Grok 4.6":"bad","GPT 5.6 Sol":"bad","Claude Opus 5":"bad","Gemini 3.1 Pro":"missing"},"reviewed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.222+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false},{"id":"320dcda8-b389-4d66-a95c-97edabefbd3d","rubric_key":"TERM","verdict":"partial","evidence_quote":"Either party may terminate this Agreement upon ninety (90) days prior written notice to the other party, which shall become effective only at the end of the then expiri ng term or extension thereof.","page_ref":"Page 4","rationale":"All five models reached this verdict. Section 4 on page 4 lets the county end the agreement on 90 days notice with no stated termination fee, and the fiscal funding clause in Section 27 on page 12 adds a budget based exit each fiscal year. The catch is that a notice termination takes effect only at the end of the then current one year term, and the agreement renews automatically, so a late decision means another year, while the exclusivity clause on page 8 blocks the county from lining up another vendor meanwhile. There is no regulatory integrity trigger. Useful but weaker than the model's clean exit.","confidence":0.95,"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":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.222+00:00","document_id":null,"rubric_version":null,"version_binding":"not_recorded_on_finding","quote_validation":"not_checked","interpretation_verified":false}],"published_score":{"id":"8001c4f0-e7e0-45f4-9144-02e379767352","contract_id":"d9f3ae3a-7594-488e-b00c-67d8ba057fc5","total":8.5,"grade":"Red flag","scored_weight":100,"unclear_weight":0,"good_weight":0,"partial_weight":17,"bad_weight":27,"missing_weight":56,"gag_clause":true,"method":"rubric-v2","rubric_version":2,"computed_at":"2026-09-30T07:16:54.109286+00:00"},"published_findings_comparison":"version_and_document_binding_require_review","page_index":[{"page":1,"redaction":"none","chars":4320},{"page":2,"redaction":"none","chars":5327},{"page":3,"redaction":"none","chars":4971},{"page":4,"redaction":"none","chars":5055},{"page":5,"redaction":"none","chars":5289},{"page":6,"redaction":"none","chars":4907},{"page":7,"redaction":"none","chars":4777},{"page":8,"redaction":"none","chars":4188},{"page":9,"redaction":"none","chars":3397},{"page":10,"redaction":"none","chars":4309},{"page":11,"redaction":"none","chars":622},{"page":12,"redaction":"none","chars":2400},{"page":13,"redaction":"none","chars":3120},{"page":14,"redaction":"none","chars":2983},{"page":15,"redaction":"none","chars":3093},{"page":16,"redaction":"none","chars":3241},{"page":17,"redaction":"none","chars":3218}],"evidence":[{"contract_id":"d9f3ae3a-7594-488e-b00c-67d8ba057fc5","document_id":"9755d8a6-4434-4825-a16a-a53ebe88fb20","page":1,"redaction":"none","source_url":"https://agendasuite.org/iip/grayson/file/getfile/11220","public_url":"https://kfyhctjgbsgmzepvnqku.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/commons-public/contracts/grayson-county-integrated-prescription-management-2022/grayson-county-integrated-prescription-management-2022-pbm-agreement.pdf","text":"                         Integrated\n                         Prescription\n                         Management\n\n                            PHARMACY BENEFIT MANAGEMENT\n                                 SERVICES AGREEMENT\nThis Pharmacy Benefit Management Agreement (the \"Agreement\"), dated as of August 30, 2022 (the \"Effective\nDate\" ), is made by and between Integrated Prescription Management, Inc., corporation organized and existing under\nthe laws of the State of Delaware, (\" IPM\"), and Grayson County. Texas (\"Client\") .\n\n         WHEREAS, Client desires to provide pharmacy benefits for the Covered Persons (as defined herein) of its\nhealth care plans (the \"Plans\"); and\n\n         WHEREAS, IPM is engaged in the business of providing pharmacy benefit management services and in\nconnection therewith has established a network of reta il and mail order pharmacies to deliver pharmacy services to\nindividuals; and\n\n         WHEREAS, Client desires to have IPM exclusively manage the pharmacy benefits offered by Client under\nthe Plans and !PM desires to provide such services.\n\n         Now, THEREFORE, in consideration of the promises and covenants contained herein and intending to be\nlegally bound by this Agreement, the parties agree as follows:\n\n1.         DEFI 'ITIONS\n     1.1   \"Administrative Fee\" will mean a per paid Claim transaction fee charged by !PM for its administrative\n          services.\n     1.2 \"Average Wholesale Price\" or \"A WP\" will mean the benchmark price established by Medi Span, or another\n          nationally reporting service of pharmaceutical prices as selected by IPM , in its sole discretion, based on the\n          11-digit NDC of the prescription drug actually dispensed by a Network Pharmacy . A WP does not represent\n          a true wholesale price, but rather is a fluctuating benchmark provided by third party sources .\n     1.3 \"Brand Name Drug\" will mean a prescription drug specified as a single-source drug or multi-source brand\n          name drug as determined by IPM.\n     1.4    \"Claims\" will mean those claims processed through IPM ' s claims adjudication system or otherwise\n          transmitted or processed in accordance with the terms of this Agreement and the Description of Coverage.\n     1.5 \"Co-Payment\" will mean the monetary amount (however expressed) that a Covered Person must pay a\n            etwork Pharmacy for Covered Pharmacy Services at the time the Covered Pharmacy Services are provided\n          by a Network Pharmacy pursuant to the applicable Plan.\n     1.6 \"Covered Persons\" will mean all individuals designated by Client in an eligibility file provided to IPM who\n          are eligible to receive Covered Pharmacy Services under Client ' s P lan until Client otherwise notifies !PM in\n          writing.\n     1. 7 \"Covered Pharmacy Services\" will mean the prov ision of pharmaceutical products and/or medical items,\n          including without limitation prescription drugs, dispensed to Covered Persons pursuant to prescriptions\n          written by physicians or other authorized prescribers, which are reimbursable under the terms of Client ' s\n          Plan as set forth in the Description of Coverage.\n     1.8 \"Description(s) of Coverage\" wi ll mean the written description or \" Plan Design\" provided by Client to\n          IPM, including the processing parameters and other information concerning Client' s Plan that !PM will use\n          to process Claims under this Agreement.\n     1.9 \"Generic Drug\" will mean a multisource generic drug as determined by IPM using a combination of data\n          fields .\n     I.IO \"Law\" will mean any federa l, state, local , or other constitution , charter, act, statute, law, ordinance, code,\n          rule, regulation, order, specified standards or objective criteria contained in any applicable permit or\n          approval , or other legislative or administrative action of the United States of America, any state,\n          Commonwealth, or any agency, department, authority, political subdivision , or other instrumentality thereof,\n          or a decree or judgment or order of a court.\n     1.11 \"Network or Network Pharmacy(ies)\" will mean a pharmacy or group of pharmacies that agree to provide\n          Covered Pharmacy Services to Covered Persons under an arrangement with IPM.\n","text_status":"available","offset":0,"next_offset":null,"total_chars":4320,"page_text_sha256":"29ea7bbec48aeb6e95303e0f15408d435549f83c9bc115d19129e73566ab649f","excerpt_sha256":"29ea7bbec48aeb6e95303e0f15408d435549f83c9bc115d19129e73566ab649f","hash_scope":"utf8-extracted-page-text","offset_unit":"utf16-code-unit","interpretation_verified":false},{"contract_id":"d9f3ae3a-7594-488e-b00c-67d8ba057fc5","document_id":"9755d8a6-4434-4825-a16a-a53ebe88fb20","page":2,"redaction":"none","source_url":"https://agendasuite.org/iip/grayson/file/getfile/11220","public_url":"https://kfyhctjgbsgmzepvnqku.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/commons-public/contracts/grayson-county-integrated-prescription-management-2022/grayson-county-integrated-prescription-management-2022-pbm-agreement.pdf","text":"                          Integrated\n                          Prescription\n                          Management\n\n     1.12 \"Privacy Rule\" wi ll mean the Standards for Privacy of Individually Identifiable Health Information at 45\n         CFR part 160 and part 164, subparts A and E and any amendment thereto .\n     1.13 \"Protected Health Information or PHI\" has the same meaning as the term \" protected health information\"\n         in 45 CFR 164.50 I, limited to the information created or received by !PM in its capacity as a pharmacy\n         benefits manager, acting as a business associate of the Plan, and not as a health care provider.\n\n2.          RESPO SIBILITIES OF IPM\n     2.1    In General        IPM wi ll provide Client the Covered Pharmacy Services and the services set forth in this\n           Section 2 that are selected by Client, the services described in Exhibit A that are selected by Client, and the\n           services described in any attachment, addendum, or amendment hereto (collectively the \"Services\"). !PM\n           may make changes to the Services from time to time and may use Claim ' s information and other PHI to\n           improve or recommend additional Services to Client, so long as such changes are consistent with applicable\n           law and do not materially alter the provisions of this Agreement.\n\n     2.2 Claims Processing            !PM will adjudicate Claims submitted by Network Pharmacies, based on the\n         pharmacy benefit parameters as set forth in the Description of Coverage. !PM will accept direct Claim s\n         submitted by Covered Persons on properly completed standard claim forms together with proof of payment\n         (\"Direct C laims\" ). IPM will adjudicate properly submitted Direct Claims , based on the pharmacy benefit\n         parameters as set forth in the Description of Coverage, and produce and mail : (i) checks for the agreed upon\n         reimbursement amo unts for Covered Persons for allowable Claims; or (ii) requests for information for Claim s\n         that are ineligible for payment.\n\n     2.3 Network Pharmacies          etwork Pharmacies will dispense Covered Pharmacy Services consistent with\n         the terms of this Agreement and applicable Law. Additions or deletions to the Network shall be in IP M ' s\n         sole discretion and !PM makes no warranty that any specific pharmacy or number of pharmacies will be in\n         the Network at any time. TPM shall direct the Network Pharmacy to charge and collect the app licable Co-\n         Payment and/or any deductible (or portion thereof) from Covered Persons for each Covered Pharmacy\n         Service provided .\n\n     2.4 OUR !PM will provide automated concurrent drug utilization review (DUR) services for point-of-sale\n         Claims. Client acknowledges that: (i) the DUR system is a highly automated system, without individual\n         review in most circumstances, (ii) the DUR system is necessarily limited by the amount, accuracy, and\n         completeness of data concerning Covered Persons provided by Client, (iii) the DUR program is intended as\n         a supplement to, and not a substitute for, the knowledge, expertise, skill , and judgment of physicians,\n         pharmacists, or other health care providers in providing patient care, (iv) that !PM will have no obligatio n to\n         acquire information concerning any Covered Person beyond the information that is included in the eligibility\n         or claims databases, and (v) that pharmacists are individually responsible for acting or not acting upon\n         information generated and transmitted through the DUR services, and for performing services consistent with\n         the scope of their licenses . In performing DUR services, IPM wi ll not, and is not required by this Agreement,\n         to deny C laim s, or require prescriber, pharmacist, or patient compliance with any norm or suggested drug\n         regimen, or in any way substitute !PM' s judgment for the professional judgment or responsibility of the\n         prescriber or pharmacist. The absence of an alert for a given drug or drug combination shall not be construed\n         to indicate that the drug or drug combination is safe, appropriate, or effective for any Covered Person.\n         Accordingly, !PM assumes no liability to Client, Plan, any Covered Person, or any other person in connection\n         with the DUR serv ices, including, without limitation, the failure of the DUR services to identify a prescription\n         that results in injury to a Covered Person. !PM will have the DUR databases updated on a reasonable basis\n         to reflect changes in available standards for pharmaceutical prescribing; however, no database will contain\n         all available information or accepted medical practices or prescribing practices.\n\n     2.5 C li ent shall defend, indemnify and hold harmless !PM, its employees, directors, owners, officers, contractors,\n         suppliers and age nts from and against any and all awards, losses, claims, suits, damages, liability,judgments,\n         fines , penalties, settlement amounts, and expenses , inc lud ing reasonable attorney' s fees (collectively\n         \" Damages\" ) arising from or as a result of!PM ' s decision to authorize or initially deny coverage of any drug\n","text_status":"available","offset":0,"next_offset":null,"total_chars":5327,"page_text_sha256":"4c36fdd7ecdd99f47194ebaeea762b8dc322409bc9ba592b408197407db3b181","excerpt_sha256":"4c36fdd7ecdd99f47194ebaeea762b8dc322409bc9ba592b408197407db3b181","hash_scope":"utf8-extracted-page-text","offset_unit":"utf16-code-unit","interpretation_verified":false},{"contract_id":"d9f3ae3a-7594-488e-b00c-67d8ba057fc5","document_id":"9755d8a6-4434-4825-a16a-a53ebe88fb20","page":3,"redaction":"none","source_url":"https://agendasuite.org/iip/grayson/file/getfile/11220","public_url":"https://kfyhctjgbsgmzepvnqku.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/commons-public/contracts/grayson-county-integrated-prescription-management-2022/grayson-county-integrated-prescription-management-2022-pbm-agreement.pdf","text":"                         Integrated\n                         Prescription\n                         Management\n           in accordance with Client's adopted criteria, except to the extent that any such Damages arise from !PM' s\n           gross negligence or willful misconduct. This Section 2.5 shall survive termination of the Agreement.\n\n     2.6 Call Center Services         IPM, through its own and/or subcontracted call centers, will provide a toll-free\n         telephone line for inquiries from C li ent, pharmacies, prescribers, Covered Persons, and prospective members\n         regarding the services provided by fPM under this Agreement. Services to be provided via the toll-free\n         number include answering questions regarding Claims, Covered Person e ligibi lity, Plan Design and covered\n         benefits, deductible status and required Co-Payments, Claims submission, Claims payment, instructions for\n         comp leting a claim form, status of a submitted Direct Claim, and location of etwork Pharmacies.\n\n     2.7 Reporting         IPM wi ll provide Client records and reports, including standard !PM reports as amended\n         from time to time, relating to Covered Persons. Client may request additional reports, which may be provided\n         upon the mutual written agreement of the parties .\n\n3.          RESPO 'SIBILITIES OF CLIENT\n     3.1   Benefit Design and Eligibility      Within a reasonable time prior to the implementation of the Services\n           under this Agreement, Client shall furnish !PM the details of the benefit design and a complete listing of all\n           Covered Persons, which must be complete and accurate and in a format and media approved by !PM . !PM\n           and the Network Pharmacies are entitled to re ly on the accuracy and completeness of this information.\n\n     3.2 Benefit Design Changes Client will immediately provide !PM written notice of any changes or updates in\n         the benefit design. IPM will notify Client of (i) the proposed implementation date of such change or that such\n         change cannot be implemented as requested, and (ii) any applicab le additional fees due as a result of such\n         change. Client will accept the change and applicable additional fees, if any, in writing prior to its\n         implementation. Client will notify its Covered Persons of the change prior to its effective date at Client's\n         expense. IPM wi ll not be responsible for or otherwise be liab le to Cli ent, Plan, or Covered Persons for costs\n         or other damages for failing to make benefit design changes not communicated to IPM in accordance with\n         this paragraph .\n\n     3.3 Design Liability Client is solely responsible for any liability arising in connection with Client ' s benefit\n         design. IPM makes no representation or warranty that the benefit design selected by Client complies with\n         the Law that applies to Client, and IPM has no responsibility to advise Client about its compliance with any\n         applicable Law.\n\n     3.4 Eligibility Updates          Un less otherwise stated in the applicable plan specifications, during the term of\n         this Agreement, and any extension thereof, at least ten (IO) days before the beginning of each month, Client\n         will provide IPM with a complete updated listing of all Covered Persons who are eligible for that month .\n         Such listing will be provided in a format agreeable to fPM. The eligibility information will be updated as\n         reasonably required by the Client. Client bears al l risk of mistakes in eligibility determinations caused by\n         inaccuracies in the information provided by C li ent to IPM, including payment of Claims adjudicated and\n         verified as eligib le which are later found to be not eligible.\n\n     3.5 Identification Cards      IPM will issue identification cards to Covered Persons that will include\n         information necessary to provide the Network Pharmacy with a Covered Person's eligibility information to\n         receive Covered Pharmacy Services.\n\n     3.6 Reports and Invoices        Client wil l review all reports and statements provided by IPM and will notify IPM\n         in writing of any errors or objections within forty -five (45) days of receipt. Unti l Client notifies IPM of any\n         errors or objections, IPM will be entitled to rely on the information contained in the report or statement. 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Client further acknowledges that !PM is engaged to perform the Services as an\n         independent contractor and not as an employee or agent of Client.            othing in this Agreement shall be\n         construed or deemed to confer upon IPM any responsibility for or control over the terms or validity of the\n         benefit plan. !PM shall have no final discretionary authority over or responsibility for the admi ni stration of\n         the Plans. Further, !PM shall have no responsibility or liabi lity for (i) any funding of Plan benefits; (ii) any\n         insurance coverage relating to Cli ent, the Plans, or the Covered Persons; or (iii) the nature or quality of\n         professional health services rendered to Covered Persons.\n\n4.         T ERMI NATION\n         The term of this Agreement wi ll commence on the Effective Date and wi ll conti nue for one( !) year, after\n         which it wi ll automatically renew for additional one-year periods unl ess otherwise terminated in accordance\n         with the provisions of this Agreement and subject to available funds and to budget approval withi n the current\n         Grayson County fiscal year, detailed in Section 27. Either party may terminate this Agreement upon ninety\n         (90) days prior written notice to the other party, which shall become effective only at the end of the then\n         expiri ng term or extension thereof. If there is a material breach of any provision of this Agreement, and that\n         breach remains uncured for thirty (30) days after the breaching party receives written notice of the breach ,\n         the non-breaching party may terminate this Agreement effective on the expiration of such thirty (30) day\n         period. If such material breach cannot be cured in a thirty (3 0) day period , the non-breaching party may not\n         terminate this Agreement if the breaching party has initiated a cure within such thirty (30) day period and\n         uses its best efforts to comp lete the cure within a commercia lly reasonable period of time.\n\n5.         COMPE 'SA TION, BI LLING , AN D PAYME T\n     5.1 As compensation for the Services provi ded by IPM under this Agreement, Client will pay the fees specified\n         in Exhibit A (the \"Fees\"). This Section 5.1 will survive the termination of the Agreement.\n\n     5.2 IPM will be responsible for payment to the Network Pharmacies for Covered Pharmacy Services so lely to\n         the extent it has received funds provided by Client for payment of such services. IPM shall not be required\n         to render payments to Network Pharmacies or Covered Persons unless and until IPM has received payment\n         for the Claims fro m Cli ent. Client recognizes that it is essenti al to make timely payments to IPM, and that\n         payment that is not timely may adversely affect the availab ility of Pharmacy Services. otwithstand ing the\n         foregoing, in the event that IPM elects to pay Network Pharmacies and Covered Persons for Claims pri or to\n         its receipt of Claims payment from Cli ent, such election shall not constitute a waiver of !PM 's right to\n         suspend performa nce or of Cl ient 's obligation to render payment to IPM either as to that payment or as to\n         any other payment, nor shall such election serve to estab li sh a course of dealing or a course of performance\n         between IPM and Client. The amount that Client pays to IPM under this Section is not an asset of Cli ent's\n         prescription benefit, or any other health plan . This Section 5.2 will survive the termination of the Agreement.\n\n     5.3 After the initial term of the Agreement, !PM may change the Fees or other pricing under th is Agreement.\n         IPM will give Client documentation regarding any increase in advance of the start of the County budget\n         cycle, starting in May of each year, which wi ll take effect on the first day of the new fi scal year fo llowing\n         the notice period.\n\n     5.4 IPM will invoice Client for Fees and Covered Pharmacy Services semi-monthly. All invoices are due and\n         payable by Client within ten ( 10) business days of receipt. Client agrees that where payment fo r Covered\n         Pharmacy Services remains past due for more than ten ( 10) days, IPM may require, and Cli ent will pay as\n         req ui red, an advance security deposit of funds. 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Within twenty (20) business days of Client's receipt\n           of the invoice, Client shall identify and fully explain the basis for any objections in writing to IPM . Client\n           and IPM will then work together to determine the validity of the amounts to which Client has objected. Any\n           overpayments or underpayments will be reconciled through a charge or credit in a subsequent invoice .\n\n     5.6    If Client fails to pay IPM in accordance with this Agreement, !PM may, in addition to its other remedies\n           under this Agreement, at law or in equity, do any or all of the following : (i) suspend performance of\n\n           any or all of IPM ' s obligations under or in connection with this Agreement, including IPM's ob ligation to\n           process Claims; (ii) apply all or any portion of any security posted by Client with IPM to Client's delinquent\n           account; and/or (iii) off-set against any amounts payable to Client any amount due from Client.\n\n     5. 7 IPM agrees that, except for Co -payments and deductibles, in no event will !PM or the Network Pharmacies,\n          charge, collect, seek compensation, remuneration, or reimbursement from , or have any recourse against\n          Covered Persons or persons acting on the Covered Person ' s behalf for Covered Pharmacy Services provided\n          pursuant to this Agreement. IPM further agrees that (i) the provisions of this Section 5.7 shall survive the\n          termination of this Agreement regardless of the cause of termination and will be construed in favor of\n          Covered Persons, and (ii) this Section 5.7 shall supersede any oral or written contrary agreement now existing\n          or hereafter entered between IPM and a Covered Person or person acting on the behalf of a Covered Person .\n          The terms hereunder shall not apply to any deductibles, Co-Payments, or non-covered pharmacy services\n          that are Covered Person's responsibilities as described in a Description of Coverage. This Section 5.7 will\n          survive the termination of the Agreement.\n\n     5.8    Client understands that IPM ' s agreements w ith Network Pharmacies may allow etwork Pharmacies to\n           review payments made by IPM related to the Covered Pharmacy Services. Furthermore, if in accordance\n           with IPM's agreement with a Network Pharmacy there was an underpayment for Covered Pharmacy Services\n           to a Covered Person, such etwork Pharmacy may seek reimbursement for such underpayment(s) . Client\n           agrees that, if a Network Pharmacy requests further payment for any Covered Pharmacy Service or other\n           service provided to Client or a Covered Person, Client will immediately remit to IPM an amount equa l to\n           such requested payment. This Section 5.8will survive the termination of the Agreement.\n\n6.          CONFIDENTIALITY\n     6.1    Each party acknowledges that during the performance of its obligations hereunder, it has received or may\n           receive confidential information from the other party. As used herein, \" Confidential Information\" includes,\n           but is not limited to, proprietary business and technical information, patient and third-party payor lists,\n           statistical data, computer programs, pricing information, the Agreement and all exhibits, addenda and\n           alterations hereto, Network Pharmacy coverage information, trade secrets and innovations, and other\n           information of simi lar nature obtained by either party. 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