AFARS PART 9

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AFARS -- Part 9

Contractor Qualifications

AAC 96-2
July 25, 1997

Subpart 9.2 -- Qualification Requirements

9.202 -- Policy

(a)

Subpart 9.4 -- Debarment, Suspension, and Ineligibility

9.402 -- Policy.

(d) See AR 27-40, Chapter 8, for the procedures for fraud remedies coordination. The Chief, Procurement Fraud Division, OTJAG, advises the ASA(RDA) on fraud matters. The advisor --

9.403 -- Definitions.

9.404 -- Parties Excluded from Procurement Programs.

(c)

9.405 -- Effect of Listing.

If a contracting officer believes that a compelling reason exists to do business with a contractor who has been debarred, suspended or proposed for debarment, the contracting officer shall submit a request for a determination through contracting channels to the HCA. If the HCA concurs, the request and concurrence shall be submitted through the Chief, Procurement Fraud Division (see 1.290(b)(11)) to the debarring official for a determination. If the debarring official determines that there is compelling reason for such action, the debarring official shall provide written notice to the GSA.

9.405-2 -- Restrictions on subcontracting.

(a) See 9.405.

9.406-3 -- Procedures.

When the contracting officer becomes aware of a situation which requires investigation under FAR Subpart 9.4, the contracting officer shall contact the local Procurement Fraud Advisor (PFA). The local PFA must submit a Procurement Flash Report in accordance with paragraph 8-5 of AR 27-40 when there is a reasonable suspicion of procurement fraud or irregularity or the procuring agency refers the matter for investigation. The contracting officer shall provide information to the PFA for the Procurement Flash Report as required.

(a) Investigation and referral.

9.407 -- Suspension.

9.407-3 -- Procedures.

Follow procedures at 9.406-3.

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