3-D. Vendor Conflict of Interest.pdf

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Magnesium Hydroxide-Rebid
Solicitation number
IFB-067-26-CPW
Issued by
Leon County, Florida

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This is a Vendor Conflict of Interest disclosure form required by the City of Tallahassee for vendors bidding on the Magnesium Hydroxide-Rebid contract. The City of Tallahassee is soliciting sealed bids from qualified vendors to furnish and deliver Magnesium Hydroxide slurry for use in the City's wastewater collection system for hydrogen sulfide control, odor control, and corrosion control. The City operates approximately 1,000 miles of sewer main and more than 114 pump stations, currently maintaining nine 6,000-gallon tanks and three 1,500-gallon tanks at various locations throughout the system. The contract will be a firm-fixed-price requirements contract for the supply, transportation, delivery, and offloading of Magnesium Hydroxide slurry to City-designated locations. The successful bidder must provide all labor, equipment, materials, transportation, pumps, hoses, fittings, valves, and all other incidental services necessary for complete delivery and offloading in accordance with solicitation requirements, and the product furnished must meet the City's specifications, including required product data, third-party laboratory testing, and ANSI/NSF Standard 60 certification.

Vendors must disclose any current or reasonably foreseeable conflicts of interest by responding to six statements addressing: employment of current City employees or public officials or their family members; employment of former City public officials, managers, or department directors; direct or indirect ownership of material personal financial interest in the vendor by City employees or officials or their families; past, present, or foreseeable payments or provisions of value that could influence City employee or official actions; unfair competitive advantages regarding the contract; and potential conflicts between services provided to the City and activities of vendor affiliates, subsidiaries, or ongoing business relationships. Answering "Yes" does not necessarily disqualify a vendor but requires a separate explanation. "None Known" may only be selected if it is unduly burdensome to discover the correct response and the vendor has no actual knowledge of conflicts. An authorized representative with sufficient knowledge of the vendor's operations and personnel must certify under signature that all information provided is true and complete.

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Vendor Conflict of Interest

Vendors are responsible for disclosing a current or reasonably foreseeable conflict of interest involving the City of Tallahassee. The City of Tallahassee seeks to avoid, neutralize or mitigate significant potential or actual organizational conflicts of interest. Respond to each of the six statements in the boxes below. Answering “Yes” will not necessarily disqualify a Vendor.

Select “Yes” if a potential conflict of interests exist or if you are uncertain whether a particular circumstance constitutes a potential conflict of interest. If ‘Yes’ is selected, you must provide an explanation on a separate document and attach to this form.

Select “No” if a potential conflict of interest does not exist.

Select “None known” only if (a) it is unduly burdensome to discover the correct response for reasons such as your workforce is so large that it is unreasonable to ascertain whether any potential conflict of interest exists and (b) you in fact do not have knowledge of any potential conflict of interest. If None Known is selected, provide an explanation on a separate document and attach to this form. The explanation must describe why it is unduly burdensome to answer Yes or No.

Yes No None Known

Potential Conflict of Interest

1. Employment by Vendor of a current City of Tallahassee employee or public official, or their family.

2. Employment by Vendor of a former City of Tallahassee public official, manager, department director.

3. Direct or indirect ownership of material personal financial interest in Vendor by a City of Tallahassee employee, public official or their family.

4. A past, present, or foreseeable payment or provision of anything of value by Vendor to a City of Tallahassee employee, public official or their family that could reasonably appear to influence the employee’s or public official’s actions or judgement.

5. An unfair competitive advantage existing in favor of Vendor with regard to a City of Tallahassee contract for which Vendor is competing. An unfair competitive advantage exists when the vendor competing for award of a contract obtained either (i) access to information that is not available to the public and which would assist the vendor in obtaining the contract or (ii) source selection information that is relevant to the contract but is not available to all competitors and that would assist the vendor in obtaining the contract.

6. Vendor, through any affiliates, subsidiaries, or other ongoing business relationships, has a potential or actual conflict between services that may be provided by Vendor to Citizens and the activities of the affiliate, subsidiary, or ongoing business relationship.

Vendor Conflict of Interest

DEFINITIONS:

Authorized Representative means representative of the vendor with knowledge of vendor’s operations and personnel sufficient to in good faith provide potential conflict of interest information on behalf of the vendor as detailed above.

Relative means father, mother, son, daughter, husband, wife, brother, sister, father-in-law, mother-in- law, son-in-law or daughter-in-law, cousin, niece, nephew and step-children.

Material Personal Financial Interest in a vendor means any position as owner, proprietor, manager, partner (active or silent), officer, director, shareholder or beneficiary of such vendor. A material personal financial interest does not, in most instances, pertain to ownership of a limited number of shares in publicly held firms, shares owned through a mutual fund, or personal bank accounts. However, direct or indirect ownership of more than five (5) percent of the total assets or capital stock of a vendor constitutes a material personal financial interest in such vendor.

SIGNATURE: By my signature below, I certify that I am an Authorized Representative of the Vendor named below, and that all of the information provided above is true and complete to the best of my knowledge:

Print Vendor Name Print Position Title

Print Your Name Email Address and Phone Number

Signature and Date

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