Debars permanently from government contracting any person convicted of certain crimes involving government contracts.
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Overview
This bill permanently bars individuals convicted of certain crimes involving government contracts – specifically crimes outlined in N.J.S.A. 2C:21-34 – from contracting with or working as key employees for state government agencies or their affiliates. It requires contractors to provide written certification of debarment status and mandates the State Treasurer to maintain and publicly disseminate a list of permanently debarred individuals. The bill also establishes procedures for notifying contracting agencies of convictions and outlines exceptions for certain types of purchases.
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