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Established government-wide debarment and suspension procedures to protect the government from doing business with unreliable entities. Created the framework for the System for Award Management (SAM) exclusions list.
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Ask about EO 12549Established government-wide debarment and suspension procedures to protect the government from doing business with unreliable entities. Created the framework for the System for Award Management (SAM) exclusions list.
All contractors must verify they are not excluded from federal contracting. Agencies must check SAM exclusions before awarding contracts. Contractors must flow down debarment provisions to subcontractors.
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