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What Is the Debarment List?
This is a UK procurement term. A central, published list of suppliers excluded or that may be excluded from public contracts, maintained following investigation.
How does a supplier end up on the debarment list?
Following an investigation by the Procurement Review Unit, when a Minister decides the supplier is excluded or excludable on specific grounds.
What does being on the list mean?
Buyers must exclude suppliers listed under mandatory grounds and may exclude those listed under discretionary grounds.
Can a supplier challenge being listed?
Yes. Suppliers can appeal to the court and can apply to be removed if their circumstances change.
