Utah Admin. Code R354-15-106 - Improper Action Against a Public Officer or Employee Involved in the Procurement Process
(1)
(a) It is prohibited for a person knowingly
to threaten to make a false allegation against a public officer or employee, or
knowingly to threaten to take a menacing or intimidating action against a
public officer or employee, with the intent to:
(i) prevent the officer or employee from
performing a duty or responsibility that the officer or employee has under this
Procurement Procedure;
(ii)
influence the officer or employee to award a Contract under this Procurement
Procedure to the person or take other action under Procurement Procedure in
favor of the person; or
(iii)
retaliate against the officer or employee for:
(A) not awarding a Contract under this
Procurement Procedure to the person;
(B) issuing a decision or taking an action
under this Procurement Procedure that is averse to the person; or
(C) performing a duty or responsibility the
officer or employee has under this Procurement Procedure.
(b) A violation of Subsection
(1)(a) subjects the person to suspension or disbarment.
(2)
(a) It
is prohibited for a person knowingly to make a false allegation against a
public officer or employee, or knowingly to take a menacing or intimidating
action against a public officer or employee, with the intent to:
(i) prevent the public officer or employee
from performing a duty or responsibility that the officer or employee has under
this Procurement Procedure;
(ii)
influence the officer or employee to award a Contract under this Procurement
Procedure to the person or take other action under Procurement Procedure in
favor of the person; or
(iii)
retaliate against the public officer or employee for:
(A) not awarding a Contract under this
Procurement Procedure to the person;
(B) issuing a decision or taking an action
under Procurement Procedure that is averse to the person; or
(C) performing a duty or responsibility the
officer or employee has under Procurement Procedure.
(b) violation of Subsection (2)(a)
subjects the person to suspension or disbarment.
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