Common use of Test Requirement Clause in Contracts

Test Requirement. The contractor shall be required to pass a testing phase for each of the eight encounter claim types before production encounter data will be accepted. The contractor shall pass the testing phase for all encounter claim type submissions within twelve (12) calendar weeks from the award date of the contract. Contractors with prior contracting experience with DHS who have successfully passed test phases and have successfully submitted approved production data may be exempted at DHS's option. The contractor shall submit the test encounter data to the Department's fiscal agent electronically, via diskette, tape, or electronic transmission, according to the specifications of the Electronic Media Claims (EMC) Manual found in Section B.3.3 of the Appendices. The contractor shall be responsible for passing a two-phased test for each encounter claim type. The first phase requires that each submitted file follows the prescribed format, that header and trailer records are present and correctly located within the file, and that the key fields are present. The second phase requires that the required data elements are present and properly valued. Following each submission, an error report will be forwarded to the contractor identifying the file and record location of each error encountered for both testing phases. The contractor shall analyze the report, complete the necessary corrections, and re-submit the encounter data test file(s). The contractor shall utilize production encounter data, systems, tables, and programs when processing encounter test files. The contractor shall submit error- free production data once testing has been approved for all of the encounter claims types.

Test Requirement. The contractor shall be required to pass a testing phase for each of the eight encounter claim types before production encounter data will be accepted. The contractor shall pass the testing phase for all encounter claim type submissions within twelve (12) calendar weeks from the award date of the contract. Contractors with prior contracting experience with DHS who have successfully passed test phases and have successfully submitted approved production data may be exempted at DHS's option. The contractor shall submit the test encounter data to the Department's fiscal agent electronically, via diskette, tape, or electronic transmission, according to the specifications of the Electronic Media Claims (EMC) Manual found in Section B.3.3 of the Appendices. The contractor shall be responsible for passing a two-phased test for each encounter claim type. The first phase requires that each submitted file follows the prescribed format, that header and trailer records are present and correctly located within the file, and that the key fields are present. The second phase requires that the required data elements are present and properly valued. Following each submission, an error report will be forwarded to the contractor identifying the file and record location of each error encountered for both testing phases. The contractor shall analyze the report, complete the necessary corrections, and re-submit the encounter data test file(s). The contractor shall utilize production encounter data, systems, tables, and programs when processing encounter test files. The contractor shall submit error- free errorfree production data once testing has been approved for all of the encounter claims types.

Test Requirement. The contractor shall be required to pass a testing phase for each of the eight encounter claim types before production encounter data will be accepted. The contractor shall pass the testing phase for all encounter claim type submissions within twelve (12) calendar weeks from the award date of the contract. Contractors with prior contracting experience with DHS who have successfully passed test phases and have successfully submitted approved production data may be exempted at DHS's option. The contractor shall submit the test encounter data to the Department's fiscal agent electronically, via diskette, tape, or electronic transmission, according to the specifications of the Electronic Media Claims (EMC) Manual found in Section B.3.3 of the Appendices. The contractor shall be responsible for passing a two-phased test for each encounter claim type. The first phase requires that each submitted file follows the prescribed format, that header and trailer records are present and correctly located within the file, and that the key fields are present. The second phase requires that the required data elements are present and properly valued. Following each submission, an error report will be forwarded to the contractor identifying the file and record location of each error encountered for both testing phases. The contractor shall analyze the report, complete the necessary corrections, and re-submit the encounter data test file(s). The contractor shall utilize production encounter data, systems, tables, and programs when processing encounter test files. The contractor shall submit error- error free production data once testing has been approved for all of the encounter claims types.