FEDERALLY EXCLUDED INDIVIDUALS AND ENTITIES Sample Clauses

FEDERALLY EXCLUDED INDIVIDUALS AND ENTITIES. Employees of CONTRACTOR who, because of convictions or because of current or past failures to comply with federal program requirements, become designated as ineligible persons or are identified for exclusion from involvement in federal programs, shall be removed from responsibility or participation in or involvement with all aspects of this federally funded program, until such time as the person or entity is no longer identified on the exclusion lists. CONTRACTOR shall be responsible to perform ongoing exclusion reviews of current employees to ensure that CONTRACTOR does not hire or contract with any individual or entity under sanction or exclusion by the federal government. As an outcome of ongoing exclusion reviews, CONTRACTOR agrees to provide to COUNTY written certification under penalty of perjury that no current employee, subcontractor, entity or agent is on the list of Excluded Individuals and Entities of the Office of the Inspector General (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services) or the General Services Administration's Excluded Parties Listing System (42 USC 1320). Failure to comply shall lead to contract termination.
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FEDERALLY EXCLUDED INDIVIDUALS AND ENTITIES. Employees of Contractor who, because of convictions or because of current or past failures to comply with state and federal program requirements, become designated as ineligible persons or are identified for exclusion from involvement in state and federal programs, shall be removed from responsibility or participation in or involvement with all aspects of this federally funded program, until such time as the person or entity is no longer identified on the exclusion lists. Contractor shall be responsible to perform ongoing exclusion reviews of current employees to ensure that Contractor does not hire or contract with any individual or entity under sanction or exclusion by the state and federal government. As an outcome of ongoing exclusion reviews, Contractor agrees to provide to County written certification under penalty of perjury that no current employee, SUBCONTRACTOR, entity or agent is on the list of Excluded Individuals and Entities of the Office of the Inspector General (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services) or the General Services Administration's Excluded Parties Listing System (42 USC 1320). Failure to comply shall lead to contract termination. The County shall not reimburse for past, present or future services rendered by individual that were under employment by Contractor and have been excluded from federal and state participation.
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FEDERALLY EXCLUDED INDIVIDUALS AND ENTITIES. Employees of CONTRACTOR, including CONTRACTOR as an individual, who, because of convictions or because of current or past failures to comply with federal program requirements, become designated as ineligible persons or are identified for exclusion from involvement in federal programs, shall be removed from responsibility or participation in or involvement with all aspects of this federally funded program, until such time as the person or entity is no longer identified on the exclusion lists. CONTRACTOR shall be responsible to perform ongoing exclusion reviews of current employees to ensure that CONTRACTOR does not hire, use or contract with any individual or entity under sanction or exclusion by the federal government. As an outcome of ongoing exclusion reviews, CONTRACTOR agrees to provide to COUNTY written certification under penalty of perjury that no current employee, subcontractor, entity or agent is on the list of Excluded Individuals and Entities of the Office of the Inspector General (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services) or the General Services Administration's Excluded Parties Listing System (42 USC 1320). Failure to comply shall lead to contract termination.
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FEDERALLY EXCLUDED INDIVIDUALS AND ENTITIES. 2 Employees of CONTRACTOR who, because of convictions or because of current or past 3 failures to comply with federal program requirements, become designated as ineligible persons or are 4 identified for exclusion from involvement in federal programs, shall be removed from responsibility or 5 participation in or involvement with all aspects of this federally funded program, until such time as the 6 person or entity is no longer identified on the exclusion lists.
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FEDERALLY EXCLUDED INDIVIDUALS AND ENTITIES. Individuals who, because of convictions or because of current or past failures to comply with federal program requirements, become designated as ineligible persons or are identified for exclusion from involvement in federal programs, shall be removed from responsibility or participation in or involvement with all aspects of this federally funded program, until such time as the person or entity is no longer identified on the exclusion lists.
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FEDERALLY EXCLUDED INDIVIDUALS AND ENTITIES. PROVIDERS and any employees of CONTRACTOR who, because of convictions or because of current or past failures to comply with federal program requirements, are presently designated or who will become designated as ineligible persons or are identified for exclusion from involvement in federal programs, shall be removed from responsibility or participation in or involvement with all aspects of this federally funded program. CONTRACTOR shall use best efforts using industry standard verification methods to perform on-going exclusion reviews of current employees and of the PROVIDERS to ensure that COUNTY does not hire or contract with any individual or entity under sanction or exclusion by the federal government. As an outcome of on-going exclusion reviews, CONTRACTOR agrees to provide to COUNTY written certification under penalty of perjury that CONTRACTOR has used best efforts using industry standard verification methods to check that no current employees, subcontractor or agent or PROVIDER is on the list of Excluded Individuals and Entities of the Office of the Inspector General (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services), and the General Services Administration's Excluded Parties Listing system (42 USC Section 1320) CONTRACTOR will provide evidence to the COUNTY of ongoing exclusion reviews by the 5th of each month. CONTRACTOR shall provide checks for the following exclusion databases: OIG(Office of Inspector General), XXX(System Award Management), Medi-Cal (DHCS), BBS(Board of Behavioral Sciences), NPI(National Plan and Provider Enumeration), SSDMF(Social Security Death Master File). Or they may choose to have the county run the checks and must provide the SS#, license #, NPI# and DEA#. Failure to comply may lead to contract termination.
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FEDERALLY EXCLUDED INDIVIDUALS AND ENTITIES. 12 Employees of CONTRACTOR, including CONTRACTOR as an individual, who, because of 13 convictions or because of current or past failures to comply with federal program requirements, become 14 designated as ineligible persons or are identified for exclusion from involvement in federal programs, 15 shall be removed from responsibility or participation in or involvement with all aspects of this federally 16 funded program, until such time as the person or entity is no longer identified on the exclusion lists.
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FEDERALLY EXCLUDED INDIVIDUALS AND ENTITIES. 2 Employees of CONTRACTOR who, because of convictions or because of current or past failures 3 to comply with federal program requirements, become designated as ineligible persons or are identified 4 for exclusion from involvement in federal programs, shall be removed from responsibility or participation in 5 or involvement with all aspects of this federally funded program, until such time as the person or entity is no longer identified on the exclusion lists. CONTRACTOR shall be responsible to perform ongoing exclusion reviews of current employees 7 to ensure that CONTRACTOR does not hire or contract with any individual or entity under sanction or 8 exclusion by the federal government. As an outcome of ongoing exclusion reviews, CONTRACTOR 10 subcontractor, entity or agent is on the list of Excluded Individuals and Entities of the Office of the 11 Inspector General (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services) or the General Services 12 Administration's Excluded Parties Listing System (42 USC 1320). Failure to comply shall lead to contract 13 termination.
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