26 Tex. Admin. Code § 286.7 - Notice Requirements for Debarment and for Suspension
(a) Contractors' right of notice and appeal.
Contractors who have been placed in suspension or who have been debarred or who
have been notified of proposed debarment have the appeal rights provided in
Chapter 409, Subchapter B of this title (relating to Adverse Actions),
governing provider appeal processes for adverse actions.
(b) Potential contractors' rights of notice
and appeal. Potential contractors who are placed in suspension or who have been
debarred have all the notice and appeal rights provided in Chapter 409,
Subchapter B of this title (relating to Adverse Actions), governing provider
appeal processes for adverse actions.
(c) Required content for notices of
suspension and debarment. In addition to information required in the notice of
adverse actions specified in Chapter 409, Subchapter B of this title (relating
to Adverse Actions), notices must include the following, when applicable:
(1) the grounds for the action (if an
indictment or information is pending or has been returned, the nature of the
irregularities is described in general terms without disclosing
evidence);
(2) the length of the
suspension or debarment;
(3) a
statement explaining the effect of the suspension or debarment; and
(4) a statement of whether the suspension or
debarment is in effect throughout TDMHMR.
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