Non-Compliance and Administrative Sanctions Sample Clauses

Non-Compliance and Administrative Sanctions. A Contractor determined to be non-compliant with DBE Program requirements may be subject to administrative sanctions as outlined below:  A non-compliant Contractor may be notified by the DBELO or designee, that administrative remedies shall be imposed for failure to: (a) meet the Contractor’s DBE commitment by contract end, (b) submit documentation of Good Faith Efforts, (c) submit required DBE utilization reports, (d) submit verification of prompt payment to DBE subcontractors, and/or (e) comply with proper DBE termination procedures. The notice shall state the specific administrative remedies to be imposed.  The Contractor shall be given ten (10) working days from the date of the notice to file a written appeal to the COUNTY’s Executive Director. Failure to respond within the ten
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Non-Compliance and Administrative Sanctions. A Contractor determined to be non-compliant with DBE Program requirements may be subject to administrative sanctions as outlined below: • A non-compliant Contractor may be notified by the DBELO or designee, that administrative remedies shall be imposed for failure to: (a) meet the contractor’s DBE commitment by contract end, (b) submit documentation of Good Faith Efforts,
Non-Compliance and Administrative Sanctions. A CONTRACTOR determined to be non-compliant with DBE Program requirements may be subject to administrative sanctions as outlined below: • A non-compliant CONTRACTOR may be notified by the DBELO or designee, that administrative remedies shall be imposed for failure to: (a) meet the CONTRACTOR’s DBE commitment by contract end, (b) submit documentation of Good Faith Efforts, (c) submit required DBE utilization reports, (d) submit verification of prompt payment to DBE subcontractors, and/or (e) comply with proper DBE termination procedures. The notice shall state the specific administrative remedies to be imposed. • The CONTRACTOR shall be given ten (10) working days from the date of the notice to file a written appeal to the COUNTY’s Executive Director. Failure to respond within the ten (10) day period shall constitute a waiver of appeal. • The Executive Director or his designee may schedule a hearing to gather additional facts and evidence, and shall issue a final written determination on the matter within thirty (30) working days following receipt of the written appeal. The written decision of the Executive Director or designee is final and there is no further appeal. • Administrative remedies shall be determined by the DBELO and/or designee and may include, but will not be limited to:

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