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REGISTER
VOLUME 14

Wanted
NUMBER 32

Washington, Thursday, February 17, 1949
14th Street and Constitution Avenue, NW., Washington 25, D. C.
802.108-2 Department of the Army;
Chapter V Department of the Army bidders to whom awards will not be made; debarmenta In general. De J o in t P r o c u r e m e n t R e g u l a t io n s barment of a bidder for acts constituting fraud or attempted fraud against the MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS
States is a drastic administrative The Joint Procurement Regulations, United action which may be taken by the De formerly published as Parts 801 to 813, partment and must be based on adequate inclusive, of Chapter V in , Title 10, are amended by rescinding 802.108, evidence rather than on accusation. The Comptroller General states When the 802.108-1, 802.108-2, 802.108-3
and interests of the United States require the 802.109 and substituting the following in debarment of a bidder no question will be lieu thereof :
raised by this office with respect thereto :
Provided, The length of time of such de 802.108 Disqualified bidders.
barment is definitely stated and not un 802.108-1 In general; persons and reasonable, and the reasons for the de firms disqualified, a Contracts shall barment, with a statement of the specific not be placed with persons or firms who instances of the bidders dereliction, are are indicated to be in any of the follow made of record and a copy thereof fur ing categories of disqualified bidders:
1 Persons or firms found by the Sec nished the bidder and this office.
b Determination of debarment. The retary of Labor to have breached or vio lated contractual representations and determination to debar a bidder from stipulations required by the Walshfuture bidding on Department of the Healey Act, and reported by the Comp Army contracts will be the responsibility and within the authority of the Director troller General;
, 2 Persons and firms which have been of Logistics Chief, Current Procurement held ineligible to be awarded contracts Branch. Recording of the debarment, subject to the Walsh-Healey Act under and furnishing advice of the action to the provisions of section 5 of that act, and contractor and the Comptroller General reported by the Department of Labor; < will lso be a function of the Director of 3 Persons and firms found by the Logistics Current Procurement Branch.
c Request for debarment. Requests Comptroller General to have violated the requirements of the Bacon-Davis Act, for placement of a bidder upon a confi and reported by the Comptroller Gen dential list of bidders to whom awards will not be made may be initiated by any eral ;
4 Bidders to whom awards will not procuring activity of this Department be made debarment as determined by and forwarded through channels, to the the Departments of the Army, Navy, and Director of Logistics, Attention: Chief, Air Force, including violators of the BuyCurrent Procurement Branch, for de American Act ASPR 6-108. The pro termination.
d Adequacy of request for debar visions and requirements of the WalshHealey Public Contracts Act and the ment; responsibility. A request for de Bacon-Davis Act, referred to in subpara barment will be submitted in triplicate graphs 1, 2, and 3 of this para and will contain a complete certified graph, and the procedures thereunder, statement of the facts concerning the dereliction, including affidavits, including report of Violations, are covered bidders depositions, records of investigators and in Part 809Labor, of this chapter.
investigative boards, citations to court b Inquiries from contractors or in action, if applicable, etc. The names and dividuals listed as ineligible or disquali addresses of all persons having knowl fied by the Comptroller General and the edge of the circumstances will be in Department of Labor under the Walshcluded. The chief of a procuring activ Healey or Bacon-Davis Acts will receive ity will be responsible for the adequacy replies indicating the nature of the pro and propriety of all requests, particularly hibition as indicated on the consolidated as to basis and adequacy of evidence, as list 802.109-1 1 and APR 70-8 and may be initiated under his command.
e Procedure after debarment. When requesting that the inquirer communi cate with: Wage and Hour and Public the Director of Logistics Chief, Current C o n tin u e d o n p . 693
Contracts Division, Department of Labor,
TITLE 34 NATIONAL MILITARY
ESTABLISHMENT

CONTENTS
Agriculture Department Pa8
See also Animal Industry Bureau;
Rural Electrification Adminis tration.
Proposed rule making:
Milk handling in New Orleans, La., rea_________________
704
Pears, fresh Bartlett, plums, and Elberta peaches, in Cali 697
fornia_____ - ______________
Wheat and oats; official grain standards Corr.__________
697
Rules and regulations:
Editorial changes incident to publication of Codé of Fedderal Regulations, 1949 edi tion:
Administrative regulations_
694
War Food Orders___________
694
Alien Property, Office of Notifies:
Vesting orders, etc.:
Beiser, Gallus______________
725
Bunge, Emma_____________
727
Fibres Associates, Inc______
730
729
Honda, Shigeto____________
Le Breton, Clarissa E_______
727
Lehmann &Voss & Co______
729
Lichter, Frank Anton_______
726
726
Logermann, Lili____________
Lueckhoff, Louise____ _____
730
Mohrmann, Wilhelmine L.
2 documents___________
726
Norden, Eduard____________
727
Theume, Mrs. Emilie, and Miss Elizabeth Niemann__
728
Von Schenk, Harald________
728
Wottgen, Gertrud__________
729
Animal Industry Bureau Rules and regulations:
Organization of force; discon tinuance of codification-------694
Army Department Notices:
Foreign trade and financial in vestments in Japan________
711
Rules and regulations:
Joint procurement; miscellane ous amendments----------------691
Atomic Energy Commission Rules and regulations:
Domestic uranium program;
codification of Schedule I___
695
Civil Aeronautics Board Notices:
Hearings, etc.:
Accidents:
Homer, Alaska----------------718
691