Wis. Admin. Code Department of Transportation Trans 504.04 - Treatment of listed contractors
(1) EFFECT.
(a) The department may not knowingly solicit
bids from, award contracts to, renew an existing contract with, or consent to
subcontracts with a debarred or suspended contractor, unless the secretary
determines, in writing, that a compelling reason for dealing with the
contractor exists.
(b) The
department shall not enter a contract with an ineligible contractor and, if
applicable, shall exclude ineligible contractors from subcontracts under the
conditions and for the period set forth in the applicable statutes, rules,
orders or legal authorities. The department may not knowingly solicit bids
from, award contracts to, renew an existing contract with, or consent to
subcontract with these contractors except in accord with the applicable
statutes, rules, orders or legal authorities.
(2) REVIEW. Prior to any pre-award conference
or to any of the procurement actions enumerated in sub. (1), with respect to a
particular bidder, offeror or proposed subcontractor, the department shall
review the consolidated list.
(3)
CURRENT CONTRACT CONTINUATION.
(a)
Notwithstanding the listing of a contractor, the department may continue
contracts or subcontracts in existence at the time the contractor was debarred
or suspended, unless the secretary determines that contract termination is in
the public interest.
(b) Contract
termination decisions, if any, may be made only after review by and
consultation with both department contracting and purchasing personnel and
department legal counsel to assure the propriety of the proposed contract
termination.
(c) The department
shall not renew existing contracts or subcontracts with debarred or suspended
contractors, unless the secretary determines and states in writing a compelling
reason for the contract renewal or extension.
(4) SUBCONTRACT RESTRICTIONS. When a debarred
or suspended contractor is proposed as a subcontractor for any subcontract
subject to department approval, the department may not give approval unless the
secretary determines and states in writing a compelling reason for the
approval.
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