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Juneau
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Juneau Borough
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3301 Eagle St
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(907) 465-2700
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99811
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This document is Amendment No. 1 to Standard Contract Form 720AVC1330 and Schedule 1 to Application Services Master Agreement D-982. It details the Electronic Bill Presentment & Payment (EBPP) services provided by ACI Payments, Inc. to the Alaska Vocational Technical Center. The agreement outlines service descriptions, terms, conditions, implementation processes, and a fee schedule based on transactional and hourly rates, rather than a fixed total amount. The initial term for the Schedule is from April 1, 2020, to June 30, 2024, with renewal options available.
This contract details the provision of credit card and electronic payment processing services by ACI Payments, Inc. to the Alaska Vocational Technical Center (AVTEC). It is governed by a Standard Contract Form, a Master Agreement, and a specific Schedule outlining transaction-based fees for eCheck and credit/debit card processing. The initial performance period is from February 1, 2020, to June 30, 2024, with options for five one-year renewals.
This document is a bilateral amendment to the standard contract 720AVC1330 for Goods and Non-Professional Services related to Credit Card Processing. It specifically exercises the first of five optional renewals, extending the contract's period of performance from July 1, 2024, to June 30, 2025. The amendment confirms that all other terms and conditions of the original agreement between the State of Alaska, Department of Labor and Workforce Development, and ACI Inc. remain unchanged.
This document is a bilateral amendment (Amendment No. 3) to an existing standard contract (ID 720AVC1330) between the State of Alaska, Labor and Workforce Development, and ACI Inc. It exercises the second of five optional renewal periods, extending the contract's period of performance from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026. All other terms and conditions of the original contract remain unchanged.
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The committee reviewed and developed fee schedule provisions, including pharmacy and physician-dispensing rules, and established compounding fee structures. Discussions focused on clarifying reimbursement methodologies for hearing aids and audiology services, specifically adjusting procurement allowances. The committee also restructured the fee schedule, including new provisions for remote therapeutic monitoring and durable medical equipment, and addressed potential CMS outpatient status indicator changes. A public comment regarding compounding fees was received. Additionally, an addendum was issued to correct the hearing aid procurement reimbursement percentage following a post-meeting confirmation.
The committee conducted a comprehensive review of the fee schedule, focusing on reimbursement protocols for various medication types, including repackaged, physician-dispensed, topical, and compounded drugs. Key discussion points included the establishment of tiered reimbursement caps, invoice requirements for unlisted durable medical equipment, and the regulation of remote therapy monitoring codes. The committee also evaluated billing standards for hearing aids and audiology services, examined the impact of surgical conversion factors on provider participation, and finalized plans for technical and organizational updates to the fee schedule.
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The committee held an extensive discussion on fee schedule development, focusing on remote therapeutic monitoring, acoustic medical devices and FDA status, compound medications, and physician dispensing. Additionally, the committee addressed fee schedule versioning with CMS updates, clarified provider definitions, telehealth standards, and interpreter services. The discussion also covered physical therapy multiple procedure payment reductions, facility and DME rules, hearing aid and audiology code changes, NCCI regional comparison data, and administrative burdens on medical providers, including documentation and billing for report/review time.
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