Common use of Surveillance and Utilization Review (SURS Clause in Contracts

Surveillance and Utilization Review (SURS. Activities In SFY 2006 and each year thereafter, total State funds recovered by the SURS Contractor shall be no less than three hundred fifty percent (350%) of the total State cost of SURS activities. Should the activities described in this subsection cause the State to realize State Savings in any year in excess of the above specified State savings for the year, the excess (but not any deficit) shall be credited towards the State Savings in the succeeding year.

Surveillance and Utilization Review (SURS. Activities In SFY 2006 and each year thereafter, total State funds recovered by the SURS Contractor shall be no less than three hundred fifty percent (350%) of 350%)of the total State cost of SURS activities. Should the activities described in this subsection cause the State to realize State Savings in any year in excess of the above specified State savings for the year, the excess (but not any deficit) shall be credited towards the State Savings in the succeeding year.

Surveillance and Utilization Review (SURS. Activities In SFY 2006 and each year thereafter, total State funds recovered by the SURS Contractor shall be no less than three hundred fifty percent (350%) of the total State cost of SURS activities. Should the activities described in this subsection cause the State to realize State Savings in any year in excess of the above specified State savings Savings for the year, the excess (but not any deficit) shall be credited towards the State Savings in the succeeding year.

Surveillance and Utilization Review (SURS. Activities In SFY 2006 and each year thereafter, total State funds recovered by the SURS Contractor shall be no less than three hundred fifty percent (350%) of 350%)of the total State cost of SURS activities. Should the activities described in this subsection cause the State to realize State Savings in any year in excess of the above specified State savings Savings for the year, the excess (but not any deficit) shall be credited towards the State Savings in the succeeding year.