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The document outlines the Public Interest Pricing (PIP) Declaration Form for MMCAP members purchasing ADAPT Pharma's Narcan Nasal Spray under contract MMS16000. It specifies eligibility criteria, including the requirement to not seek third-party reimbursement and emphasizes that products are for governmental use only. Unauthorized transfer or sale of products is prohibited, and additional terms include non-returnability of products and the right for ADAPT to audit compliance.

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Begin by filling in the MMCAP Member information, including the name of your organization, address, city, state, zip code, and phone number. Ensure that this information is accurate as it is essential for contract validation.
Provide the HIN# if known; if not, leave it blank as MMCAP will insert it later.
Indicate your election to purchase ADAPT’s Narcan Nasal Spray under the terms of contract MMS16000. Review the eligibility criteria carefully to ensure compliance.
Sign and date the form in the designated areas. Ensure that an authorized representative completes this step to validate the declaration.
Once completed, send the form to MMCAP at MMCAP.Contracts@state.mn.us using our platform's sharing features for a seamless process.

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