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CMS Pub. 100-04, ch. 36, § 40.1

Single Payment Amount

activein force · 2026-08-25 – presentas-observed

The single payment amount for each competitively bid item in each CBA is based on the bids

submitted and accepted for that item. Only bids from qualified suppliers (those that met all

quality and financial standards and eligibility and accreditation requirements) are considered in

setting the single payment amount. The single payment amount for an item furnished under the

competitive bidding program is equal to the median of the bids submitted for that item by

qualified suppliers whose composite bids for the product category are equal to or below the

pivotal bid for that product category. The single amount is determined by CMS and remains in

effect for the duration of a contract period and is not adjusted for inflation. A listing of the single

payment amounts will be posted at the CBIC Web site at http://www.dmecompetitivebid.com.

See section 100.5 of chapter 23 of the Claims Processing Manual for instructions regarding

adjustments to the single payment amounts as a result of changes in the HCPCS.

History

(Rev. 1532, Issued: 06-11-08, Effective: 07-01-08, Implementation: 07-07-08)

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