Notice of proposed mandatory debarment.

CFR · 2024-01-01 · US · Title 5

(a) (b) (1) Effective date of the debarment; (2) Minimum length of the debarment; (3) Basis for the debarment; (4) Provisions of law and regulation authorizing the debarment; (5) Effect of the debarment; (6) Provider's right to contest the debarment to the debarring official; (7) Provider's right to request OPM to reduce the length of debarment, if it exceeds the minimum period required by law or this subpart; and (8) Procedures the provider shall be required to follow to apply for reinstatement at the end of his period of debarment, and to seek a waiver of the debarment on the basis that he is the sole health care provider or the sole source of essential specialized services in a community. (c) (d) (2) In the case of a health care provider that is an entity, OPM shall deem notice sent to any owner, partner, director, officer, registered agent for service of process, attorney, or managing employee as constituting notice to the entity. (e) (1) When OPM sends notice by a method that provides a confirmation of receipt, OPM deems that the provider received the notice at the time indicated in the confirmation; and (2) When OPM sends notice by a method that does not provide a confirmation of receipt, OPM deems that the provider received the notice 5 business days after it was sent. (f) (2) If a notice cannot be delivered after reasonable followup efforts as described in paragraph (f)(1) of this section, OPM shall presume that the provider received notice 5 days after the latest dat

official document · source cfr-2024 · id 5:§ 890.1006