Attachment_2_Forced_Labor_of_Ethnic_Uyghurs_Ban (1).pdf

This is a forced labor compliance document related to a pest control services contract for the Arizona State Prison Complex (ASPC) in Winslow, including the Apache Unit, issued by Maricopa County, Arizona. The document establishes requirements and compliance standards that must be met by vendors bidding on pest control services for the correctional facilities. The attachment addresses regulatory compliance obligations related to forced labor prohibitions, specifically referencing restrictions on the use of materials or products derived from forced labor of ethnic Uyghurs. All bidders must acknowledge and comply with these forced labor restrictions as a condition of contract eligibility. The document serves as an enforceable compliance attachment that vendors must accept and incorporate into their bid submissions by the August 11, 2025 deadline.

This compliance document functions as a mandatory contractual attachment that establishes non-negotiable ethical and legal standards for all potential contractors. Vendors must certify their understanding and agreement to comply with forced labor prohibitions throughout the performance of the pest control services contract. The inclusion of this attachment reflects Arizona's commitment to ethical procurement practices and ensures that state funds do not support supply chains involving forced labor. Failure to acknowledge and comply with these provisions may result in bid rejection or contract termination. This requirement applies uniformly to all bidders regardless of business size or classification and represents a prerequisite to contract award.