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The company will be able to argue against debarment before a final decision is made.

"The city got the practical equivalent of debarment," he said.

Do not meet with contractors involved in suspension or debarment actions.

This action represents the agency's first debarment of a food importer.

Now, the agency is considering extending those sanctions, a process called debarment, which can be imposed for three years to life.

One would ban a contractor from all Government business, a process known as debarment, for several years after a second fraud conviction.

The ultimate punishment, debarment from working for federal agencies, has never been invoked against a major contractor.

Those who do business with debarred persons are also subject to debarment, under the budget office regulation.

The debarment would last up to three years, and ban participating in federally aided programs or receiving Federal funds.

Hanac was never told about this order, the judge wrote, even though it amounted to a total debarment.

Debarment would affect discretionary financial assistance and benefits.

Such debarment ends upon the employer's registration and participation in E-Verify.

The task force recommended a debarment system encompassing the full range of Federal acitivities.

Despite the important protection that suspension and debarment provide, too many Federal agencies have, for too long, failed to adequately use these tools.

This prohibition may be temporary (suspension) or indefinite (debarment; until specifically allowed by the government).

But over the next two years, every other Federal agency followed the Presidential order and devised rules for suspension and debarment.

Debarment is the state of being excluded from enjoying certain possessions, rights, privileges, or practices and the act of prevention by legal means.

The I.N.S. does not train its people to consider debarment as an option.

The procedures provide for temporary suspension, and voluntary exclusion at the recipient's request, to avoid debarment or suspension.

In cross-debarment, organizations and agencies agree to mutually exclude others based on debarment by affiliates.

Phone: 202-564-5315 The Office of Grants and Debarment includes:

The regulations say that "debarment and suspension are discretionary actions" intended to insure that only "responsible contractors" work for the Government.

"Prior to this, the only penalty for scientific fraud was debarment of the individual researcher," Dr. Dong said.

Ngee Ann have a Debarment Policy.

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