§ 60.5. Period and scope.
(a) Debarments will be for a reasonable, definitely stated period of time, commensurate with the seriousness of the cause therefor. As a general rule, debarment will not exceed 3 years. Debarment for an additional period will be permitted provided that notice thereof is furnished and opportunity for opposition is given in accordance with § 60.6 (relating to procedure). Debarment may be modified by reducing the period thereof when justified by the circumstances.
(b) Debarment may include known affiliates provided that each decision to include an affiliate is made on a case-by-case basis after giving due regard to relevant facts and the circumstances. The fraud or criminal conduct of an individual may be imputed to the business firm with which he is connected when the impropriety involved was performed in the course of official duty or with the knowledge or approval of the business firm.
(c) The Secretary, at his discretion, may permit contracting with the Commonwealth by a debarred person to a limited extent in order to provide an opportunity to demonstrate responsibility for consideration on modifying or reducing the period of debarment.
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