The U.S. government is moving toward "debarment" - which would prohibit the owner of Sulieman and his nephew from conducting business with the U.S. for up to three years. ❋ Unknown (2010)
But it didn't announce the ban, called a debarment, until Dec. 23 -- and then only after press reports about it. ❋ Unknown (2009)
But the paper said it did not announce the ban, called a debarment, until December 23 -- and then only after press reports about it. ❋ Unknown (2009)
In the environmental matter, while the guilty pleas won't impede BP's ability to do business generally, criminal-law experts say BP could meet with obstacles bidding for federal business, though it may negotiate with the Environmental Protection Agency to avoid "debarment" from bidding on government contracts. ❋ Unknown (2007)
The government has been signaling for the last couple years that pharmaceutical executives should expect to become targeted for prosecution or debarment. ❋ Project On Government Oversight (2011)
He added that the proposed debarment of Watan and Ruhullah was initially hailed by U.S. officials as a sign of how serious they were about stemming corruption in U.S. contracting. ❋ Unknown (2011)
The use of sanctions such as exclusion and debarment to punish individuals where the government is unable to prove a direct legal or regulatory violation could have wide-ranging impact. ❋ Alicia Mundy (2011)
As early as June of 2005, the SBA Office of Inspector General recommended GTSI for debarment for misrepresenting themselves as a small business. ❋ Lloyd Chapman (2010)
In a Feb. 18 letter to Nunes, an SBA official said the agency had recommended that Nunes be considered for debarment from federal contracting because it "has information demonstrating" that Nunes "submitted false or misleading documents." ❋ Unknown (2011)
The stimulus board screens reports using a small computer system, costing around $2 million a year and using off-the-shelf technology, to flag recipients of stimulus dollars who may have criminal convictions, lawsuits, tax liens, bankruptcies or suspension and debarment proceedings. ❋ Louise Radnofsky (2011)
But the company, represented by the Washington law firm Venable, challenged its proposed debarment in federal court. ❋ Unknown (2011)
But Uldric Fiore, the Army official who decided to end debarment proceedings against Watan and Ruhullah, defended the moves. ❋ Unknown (2011)
He said that the Defense Department and the Environmental Protection Agency, for example, have debarment powers similar to the HHS exclusion authority. ❋ Alicia Mundy (2011)
The SBA letter said Nunes "may provide SBA with any and all information you deem may be useful" before the agency decides if it will proceed with debarment. ❋ Unknown (2011)
This summer, in a stunning reversal of course, Army officials inexplicably stopped the debarment proceedings and settled with Watan Risk Management and Commander Ruhullah for nothing more than a slap on the wrist, he told Panetta. ❋ Unknown (2011)
This is an amazingly brilliant if impractical idea given the level of corruption in military and doubtless civilian procurement (sort of super-debarment for those versed in procurement law), but we all know it will never survive the legislative sausage factory. ❋ Unknown (2009)
A senior U.S. military official in Kabul said debarment decisions do not preclude authorities in Afghanistan from continuing to investigate allegations of corruption and fraud in U.S. contracting. ❋ Unknown (2011)
A government contractor, for instance, could face suspension or debarment. ❋ Joe Palazzolo (2011)
In an interview, Fiore said the suspension and debarment actions are intended to protect U.S. interests, not to punish contractors. ❋ Unknown (2011)
