Attachment D Boycott of Israel.pdf

This is a policy attachment document related to a pest control services procurement for the Arizona Department of Health Services, Arizona State Hospital. The document outlines boycott compliance requirements that bidders must adhere to in order to participate in the solicitation. The attachment addresses restrictions on contracting with suppliers and contractors based on their business practices and affiliations, specifically establishing standards that must be met prior to contract award. The competitive procurement process is being conducted in accordance with Arizona Revised Statute 41-2533, with proposals due by March 18, 2025. The solicitation seeks comprehensive pest control services for the entire hospital facility, requiring all-inclusive pricing that covers chemicals, materials, equipment, services, labor, travel, insurance, workers' compensation fees, profits, and overhead expenses.

The boycott compliance requirements function as a qualification and eligibility criterion that prospective bidders must satisfy to be considered for contract award. These provisions establish mandatory affirmations and certifications regarding vendor business practices and compliance with specified policy standards. Bidders must acknowledge and comply with the boycott requirements as a condition of participation in the procurement process. The attachment serves as a binding condition of the solicitation, requiring vendors to certify their compliance status prior to contract execution. No specific funding amounts, budget range, or contract term details are outlined within this particular attachment document, though these elements would be specified in the primary solicitation materials.