Price Data Retention & Audit Sample Clauses

Price Data Retention & Audit. Information on the website shall contain the pricing information for the preceding twelve month period consistent with the anniversary date of the Contract. At the end of each twelve month period, the Contractor shall either electronically archive the information at the website in a manner which allows the State to access the information or electronically transmit the information to the State. This requirement does not relieve the Contractor from any audit requirements imposed by Appendix A, Clause 10, Records, nor does it shorten the retention periods for information stated therein. In addition, annual audits of the information posted at Contractor's website may be conducted by OSC, or by an independent auditor at Contractor's expense.
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Price Data Retention & Audit. Information on the website shall contain the pricing information for the preceding twelve (12) month period consistent with the anniversary date of the Contract. At the end of each twelve (12) month period, the Contractor shall either electronically archive the information at the website in a manner which allows the State to access the information or electronically transmit the information to the State. This requirement does not relieve the Contractor from any audit requirements imposed by Appendix A, Clause 10, Records, nor does it shorten the retention periods for information stated therein.
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Price Data Retention & Audit. Contractor shall maintain a record of historical Price List information, including additions, deletions and price changes, for the entire Contract term. Contractor may fulfill this requirement via either a searchable web-based format, or by posting the data in Excel or PDF format. See also Appendix A, Section 10
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Price Data Retention & Audit. Information on the Internet Web site should reflect the pricing information for the preceding twelve month period. At the end of each twelve month period, the Contractor shall either electronically archive the information at the Web site in a manner which allows the State to access the information or electronically transmit the information to the State. This requirement does not relieve the Contractor from any audit requirements imposed by Appendix A, Clause 10, Records, nor does it shorten the retention periods for information stated therein. In addition, annual audits of the information posted at Contractor's Internet Web site may be conducted by OSC, or by an independent auditor at Contractor's expense.
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Price Data Retention & Audit. The parties anticipate that certain price data may fluctuate during the Contract term, and that new pricing will be posted in a timely manner. When no longer current, historical pricing information must be archived and retained for a twelve month period by the Contractor, at Contractor’s place of business at its sole cost and expense. Archived data must be retained in a manner which renders it electronically accessible on-line by the Comptroller, OGS and/or Authorized Users for the purpose of auditing payments under the Contract. While the Contractor is not required to maintain this information as live data at Contractor’s web site, it may choose to do so or may permit access by remote log-on to a dedicated PC, or any other similar means. At the end of each twelve-month period, the Contractor shall either electronically archive the information in a manner which allows the Comptroller, OGS and/or Authorized Users to continue to access the information; or electronically transmit the information to the requestor. This does not relieve the Contractor from any audit requirements imposed by Appendix A, Clause 10, nor does it shorten the retention periods for information stated therein. In addition, annual audits of the information posted at Contractor's web site may be conducted by OSC, or by an independent auditor at Contractor's expense. The independent auditor shall be selected by:
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Price Data Retention & Audit. Information in Contractor records should reflect the pricing information for the preceding twelve month period. At the end of each twelve month period, the Contractor shall either electronically archive the information in a manner which allows the State to access the information; or electronically transmit the information to the State. This does not relieve the Contractor from any audit requirements imposed by Appendix A, Clause 10, nor does it shorten the retention periods for information stated therein. In addition, annual audits of the information may be conducted by OSC, or by an independent auditor at Contractor's expense. Contractor hereby consents to a link to the Contractor’s site from the OGS site in order to facilitate access to Contract information. The establishment of the link is provided solely for convenience in carrying out the business operations of the State. OGS has the right to terminate or remove a link at any time, in its sole discretion and without advance notice, or to deny a future request for link. OGS will provide Contractor with subsequent notice of link termination or removal.
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