12-Vendor Disclosure Form.pdf
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- RFP - Class D Pharmacy Inventory Management Program (CDP-IMP) for Harris County Public Health Services
- Solicitation number
- 26/0070
- Issued by
- Harris County, Texas
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This is a Vendor Disclosure Form for Harris County, Texas, requiring vendors to disclose all litigation history and investigations within the preceding five years as part of the evaluation process for the Class D Pharmacy Inventory Management Program (CDP-IMP) for Harris County Public Health Services. The disclosure requirement applies to vendors, their parent companies, subsidiaries, and predecessor organizations, as well as to joint venture entities when applicable. Vendors must report all cases regardless of jurisdiction, including lawsuits, settlements reached through mediation or arbitration, and governmental investigations to which the vendor or its principals, officers, or employees have been notified. The required disclosures encompass civil and criminal proceedings, allegations of negligence or misconduct, breach of contract, vendor default or suspension, erroneous invoicing practices, governmental investigations, bankruptcy petitions, and criminal proceedings in which the vendor or its principals were defendants.
For each disclosed case, vendors must provide comprehensive information including the case name and number, date filed, jurisdiction, case type, parties involved, cause of action, subject matter, disposition status, judgment outcome, damages assessed, and a brief summary addressing how similar issues will be prevented in future contract performance. Failure to provide complete and accurate litigation history as required in the evaluation criteria may result in disqualification of the vendor's response to the solicitation. Harris County reserves the right to consider a vendor's litigation history in making final responsibility determinations. Vendors with questions regarding specific disclosures are directed to contact the Office of the Harris County Purchasing Agent for clarification.
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Vendor Disclosure/Litigation History
Harris County will consider a vendor’s litigation history information in its review and determination of responsibility. Vendors are required to disclose all cases noticed on, filed, pending, settled or otherwise resolved against vendor or any subsidiary in any jurisdiction within the last five (5) years whether such case(s) was brought by or against the vendor, any parent or subsidiary of the vendor or any predecessor organization. If vendor is a joint venture, the information provided should encompass the joint venture (if it is not newly-formed for purposes of responding to the solicitation) and each of the entities forming the joint venture.
For purpose of Attachment j – Vendor Disclosure requirement, a “case” shall include lawsuits or settlements
(whether by mediation, arbitration, or court ordered) and include any governmental investigation to which the vendor or its directors, officers, or employees have been officially or unofficially been notified. A case should be included if it relates, in whole or in part, to the vendor in any manner whether civil, criminal, mediation/arbitration or bankruptcy, including but not limited to:
a. Any allegation of negligence, misconduct, erroneous invoicing practices, errors or omissions against the vendor or any of its principals or agents;
b. Any breach of contract;
c. Any vendor default, termination, suspension, failure to perform or improper performance, and applicable assessment of damages (state type, amount and resolution);
d. Any allegations or investigation brought by another governmental entity [federal, state, or local] in which the vendor or its principles, officers, or employees are named;
e. Any bankruptcy petition (voluntary or involuntary) or receivership or
f. Any criminal proceeding or hearing in which the vendor or its principals (including officers or employees) were/are defendants.
Although the review of a vendor's litigation history is an issue of responsibility, the failure to provide litigation history as required in the Evaluation Criteria may result in a disqualification of your response to this solicitation. For each case, vendor is required to provide all information herein identified, on
Attachment j – Vendor Disclosure.
If you have any questions concerning a disclosure, do not hesitate to contact the Office of the Harris County
Purchasing Agent.
Vendor Disclosure
Vendor Disclosure
Job No.____________
INVESTIGATION/CASE
SYNOPSIS
Vendor: __________________________________________
Vendor’s Parent Company: __________________________
Vendor’s Subsidiary Company: _______________________
Vendor’s Predecessor Organization: ___________________
Party (note in claim or counter) Plaintiff Defendant
Case Name
Case Number
Date Filed
Name of Court, Tribunal or
Investigative Agency
Type of Case
Civil Criminal Investigation
Mediation/Arbitration Bankruptcy
Claim or Cause of Action and
Brief description of each Count
Brief description of the Subject
Matter and Project Involved
Disposition of Case
Judgement
Pending Settled Dismissed
Vendor’s Favor Against Vendor
If Judgement Against, is
Judgment Satisfied?
Yes No
Damages Assessed? Yes No
Damages Type, Amount and
Brief description of cause and resolution
Brief summary to ensure how same issues do not occur with resulting contract
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