Code of Maryland Regulations
Title 21 - STATE PROCUREMENT REGULATIONS
Subtitle 05 - PROCUREMENT METHODS AND PROJECT DELIVERY METHODS
Chapter 21.05.15 - Pay-for-Success Contracting
Section 21.05.15.04 - Pay-for-Success Contracts
Universal Citation: MD Code Reg 21.05.15.04
Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 19, September 20, 2024
A. A pay-for-success contract executed under this regulation shall include:
(1) A quantification plan approved by the
unit;
(2) A statement of the
environmental outcomes to be procured under the contract and a description of
how defined performance measures will demonstrate progress in achieving these
outcomes;
(3) Requirements
regarding the content and frequency of progress reports regarding the
achievement of environmental outcomes;
(4) A methodology for calculating the amount
and timing of outcome payments to an aggregator when the evaluator determines
that the aggregator has achieved a defined performance measure;
(5) A statement that the basis of payment is
the determination of achievement of environmental outcomes by the evaluator and
that payments for those outcomes do not require itemized billing or cost
documentation by the aggregator; and
(6) Terms addressing:
(a) Compliance with State law;
(b) Nondiscrimination in
employment;
(c) Contractor
indemnification;
(d) Termination
for default; and
(e) The unit's
right to inspect the environmental outcomes project.
B. A pay-for-success contract executed under this regulation may include provisions regarding:
(1) Long-term maintenance and monitoring of
environmental services, including the establishment of a stewardship
fund;
(2) A requirement that the
unit hold contract funds in a reserve account for outcome payments;
(3) For agriculture services, payment for
achievement of baseline water quality requirements for nitrogen, phosphorus, or
sediment; or
(4) Terminations prior
to the first payment under the contract for the purpose of selling
environmental outcomes without penalty to another entity or for any other
reason.
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