Common use of Extension of timeframes Clause in Contracts

Extension of timeframes. a. The Contractor may extend the timeframes for standard and expedited resolution of grievances and appeals by up to 14 calendar days if: i. The beneficiary requests the extension; or ii. The Contractor shows (to the satisfaction of the Department, upon its request) that there is need for additional information and how the delay is in the beneficiary’s interest.

Extension of timeframes. a. The Contractor may extend the timeframes for standard and expedited resolution of grievances and appeals by up to 14 calendar days if:— i. The beneficiary requests the extension; or ii. The Contractor shows (to the satisfaction of the Department, upon its request) that there is need for additional information and how the delay is in the beneficiary’s interest.

Extension of timeframes. a. The Contractor may extend the timeframes for standard and expedited resolution of grievances and appeals by up to 14 calendar days if: i. The beneficiary requests the extension; or. ii. The Contractor shows (to the satisfaction of the Department, upon its request) that there is need for additional information and how the delay is in the beneficiary’s interest.

Extension of timeframes. a. The Contractor may extend the timeframes for standard and expedited resolution of grievances and appeals by up to 14 calendar days if: i. The beneficiary requests the extension; or ii. The Contractor shows (to the satisfaction of the Department, upon its request) that there is need for additional information and how the delay is in the beneficiary’s interest.

Extension of timeframes. a. The Contractor may extend the timeframes for standard and expedited resolution of grievances and appeals by up to 14 calendar days if: i. The beneficiary requests the extension.; or ii. The Contractor shows (to the satisfaction of the Department, upon its request) that there is need for additional information and how the delay is in the beneficiary’s interest.