Contract and Regulatory History Clause Samples

Contract and Regulatory History. 1. The County will evaluate whether the Bidder’s and its subcontractor(s) contract and regulatory history demonstrates an acceptable record of past project performance and consistent responsibility. The Bidder is required to identify and may be rejected as not responsible if any of the events listed in the Responsibility Detail Form paragraph 1.2 have occurred within the past 5 years.
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Contract and Regulatory History. 1. The County will evaluate whether the Bidder’s and its subcontractor(s) contract and regulatory history demonstrates an acceptable record of past project performance and consistent responsibility. The Bidder may be rejected as not responsible if any of the following events has occurred. The Bidder shall be required to identify if within the past 5 years the Bidder has: a. Had a contract terminated for cause or default; b. Been found by the Department of Labor and Industries to have violated a state wage payment law, including willful violation of a wage payment requirement as defined in RCW 49.48.082, or had a civil judgment entered against it for violation of a state wage payment law; c. Been found to have violated a state or federal prevailing wage law while working on a public works project, or had a civil judgment entered against it for violating a state or federal prevailing wage law; d. Failed to comply with commitments to and contractual requirements for Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (“DBE”) Utilization Requirements or Women/Minority Owned Business Enterprise (“WMBE”) Utilization Requirements on any public works project; e. Failed to meet mandatory King County Small Contractors and Suppliers (“SCS”) Utilization Requirements on any public works project; f. Been found to have violated ethical standards set forth in King County contracts (KCC 3.04); g. Been in bankruptcy, reorganization and/or receivership; h. Been disqualified by any federal, state or local agency from being awarded and/or participating in a public works project; i. Required a surety to take over all, or a portion of a project to cure or respond to an asserted default or material breach on part of the Bidder; j. Been terminated by a government or private entity prior to contract completion within the last 3 years; k. Failed to meet apprenticeship utilization requirements on any public works project.
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Contract and Regulatory History. A. The County will evaluate whether the Bidder’s and its subcontractor’s contract and regulatory history demonstrates an acceptable record of past project performance and consistent responsibility. The Bidder shall answer the following questions. The Bidder may be rejected as not responsible if any answer to questions 1 through 10 below is “Yes”. 1. Has the Bidder had a contract terminated for cause or default, in the last 5 years? Yes No 2. Has the Bidder or its subcontractors been found to have violated a state or federal prevailing wage law while working on a public works project, or had a civil judgment entered against it for violating a state or federal prevailing wage law, in the last 5 years? Yes No 3. Has the Bidder or its subcontractors failed to comply with commitments to, and contractual requirements for, Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (“DBE”) Utilization Requirements or Women/Minority Owned Business Enterprise (“WMBE”) Utilization Requirements on any public works project, in the last 5 years? Yes No 4. Has the Bidder or its subcontractors failed to meet mandatory King County Small Contractors and Suppliers (“SCS”) Utilization Requirements on any public works project, in the last 5 years? Yes No 5. Has the Bidder or its subcontractors been found to have violated ethical standards set forth in King County contracts (KCC 3.04), in the last 5 years? Yes No 6. Has the Bidder or its subcontractors been in bankruptcy, reorganization and/or receivership on any public works project, in the last 5 years? Yes No 7. Has the Bidder or its subcontractors been disqualified by any federal, state or local agency from being awarded and/or participating on any public works project, in the last 5 years? Yes No 8. Has the Bidder or its subcontractors required a Surety to take over all, or a portion of, a project to cure or respond to an asserted default or material breach of contract on the part of the Bidder on any public works project, in the last 5 years? Yes No 9. Has the Bidder or its subcontractors been terminated by a government or private entity prior to contract completion within the last 3 years? Yes No 10. Has the Bidder or its subcontractors failed to meet apprenticeship utilization requirements on any public works project, in the last 5 years? Yes No
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