Exhibit 3 - Vendor Disclosure Statement Form.pdf

This is a Vendor Disclosure Statement Form established under Colorado Revised Statute 24-102-206, applicable to all state contracts and solicitations for services executed after August 3, 2007. The form requires vendors to disclose whether any services under a contract or subcontracts will be performed outside the United States or Colorado. If work is anticipated outside these jurisdictions, vendors must identify the specific countries and states where services will be performed, explain the necessity or advantage of performing work outside the United States or Colorado, and provide the contract routing number and vendor name. The form applies to most state contracts, though it does not apply to contracts related to Medicare, the Colorado Medical Assistance Act, the Children's Basic Health Plan Act, or the Colorado Indigent Care Program.

The disclosure requirement ensures transparency regarding offshore or out-of-state service delivery and allows the contracting agency to evaluate the feasibility and appropriateness of external performance locations. Vendors must complete and return the form to the contracting agency if relevant information has not already been disclosed in the Statement of Work, ensuring that all parties understand the geographic scope of contract performance before execution.