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DFARS PGI 209_4



(Revised May 16, 2013)

PGI 209.4--DEBARMENT, SUSPENSION, AND INELIGIBILITY

PGI 209.405 Effect of listing.

PGI 209.406 Debarment.

PGI 209.406-3 Procedures.

suspending official for consideration, provide the following specific information and documentation, to the extent practicable. Send two copies (one paper and one electronic) of each report, including enclosures.

making the report.

DUNS number, if applicable.

, partners, owners, and managers of the referred contractor.

the nature of the business relationship to the referred individual/contractor.

of the contracting officer and of each higher-level contracting review authority regarding—

why a recommendation regarding current contracts is not included).

agencies that hold current contracts with the referred individual/contractor.

etc.), provide the following:

agency.

or services, and contract amount.

misconduct or poor performance being reported, provide the following:

percentage of completion, and amounts paid to and withheld from the contractor.

so, to whom.

open accounts and commands, as appropriate.

the contract number, description of supplies or services, and contract amount.

proceedings involving the contractor.

contractor’s action (explain how the estimate was calculated).

FAR 9.105-2(a)(1).

decisionmaking process stated in FAR 9.406-3(c) for proposed debarments and debarments) and FAR 9.407-3 (for suspensions), DFARS Appendix H, and any agency-specific procedures that are to be provided to the individual/contractor with the notice of proposed debarment or suspension, either by enclosure or electronic reference.

information specified in this section, will not preclude the debarring and suspending official from making decisions to suspend, propose for debarment, or debar an individual/contractor.

suspension, proposed debarment, or debarment is sufficient evidence that the debarring and suspending official has made the specified decision.

evidence of a cause for suspension or debarment, the debarring and suspending official may refer the matter for further review or investigation, as appropriate, by an appropriate agency or other Government entity, including a contracting activity, inspector general, auditing agency, or a criminal investigative agency.

PGI 209.407 Suspension.

PGI 209.407-3 Procedures.

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