Russia Belarus Certification (BOP 2401).docx
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- Low-Income Tax Clinic Central
- Solicitation number
- 6100066298
- Issued by
- Dauphin County, Harveys Lake Borough, Pennsylvania
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This is a Statewide Contract Waiver Request document issued by the Pennsylvania Department of General Services, Bureau of Procurement, establishing compliance procedures for Pennsylvania Act 57 of 2023 regarding Russia and Belarus business restrictions. The document applies to the Low-Income Tax Clinic Central contract opportunity administered by the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue. The waiver request outlines the mandatory verification process that contracting officers must follow prior to contract award to ensure that bidders and suppliers are not associated with Russia or Belarus and therefore eligible to enter into Commonwealth contracts. The compliance procedure requires contracting officers to access the Pennsylvania Treasury Department's Divestment Page, search for the supplier name as it appears on the bid submission against both the Act 57 - Russia and Act 57 - Belarus lists, and complete a formal attestation confirming the supplier's eligibility. Suppliers appearing on either Treasury-published list are deemed not responsible and are automatically ineligible for contract award.
The attestation document (Form BOP-2401) must be completed and attached to the contract file by the attesting individual, with the supplier name, verification date, and signature of the responsible procurement official. This compliance requirement applies to all Commonwealth agency contracts for goods and services and represents a mandatory responsibility determination process that supersedes standard competitive sealed bidding evaluation criteria. No pricing, set-aside, incumbent, or funding information is specified in this compliance document, as it functions solely as a procedural requirement applicable across all state procurement activities.
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Department Of General Services
STATEWIDE CONTRACT WAIVER REQUEST
Bureau Of Procurement
Department of General Services
Request To Use Competitive Sealed Bidding(IFB) Method of Procurement for Supplies and Services over $50,000
Bureau of Procurement
Russia Belarus Certification
Background
Pennsylvania Act 57 of 2023 states that persons associated with Russia or Belarus may not bid on, submit a proposal for, enter into, be a party to or renew a contract with a Commonwealth agency for the provision of goods or services. Per Act 57, the Pennsylvania Treasury Department will publish a list of such persons.
To be compliant with this Act, the contracting officer will review the list published by Treasury as part of the determination of contractor responsibility prior to contract award. This process is outlined below. This completed document should be attached to the contract.
Instructions
1. Access the Pennsylvania Treasury’s Divestment Page and review both the Act 57 – Russia and Act 57 – Belarus posted lists.
2. Search for the supplier on the lists. Use the name as listed on the supplier’s proposal/bid submission.
3. Complete the attestation below and attach to the contract. Suppliers appearing on the Treasury-published list are deemed not responsible and may not be issued a contract.
Attestation
On Date, I, Name or Attesting Individual, verified that Name of Supplier is not on the list of individuals doing business with Russia and Belarus, as accessed via the link above.
Signature of Attesting Individual
BOP-125 (062518) Page 1 of 1
BOP-2401
Published: 05/02/2024 image1.png
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