Miss. Code. tit. 11, pt. 6, ch. 4, app 11-6-4-F
SRF loan recipients are prohibited from entering into contractual agreements with individuals or organizations that have been debarred or suspended by the Environmental Protection Agency, any other federal or state agency, or by the Department. Individuals and/or businesses that have been debarred or suspended are identified in the General Services Administration (GSA) publication entitled "List of Parties Excluded from Federal Procurement or Nonprocurement Program." This list, along with information concerning debarment and suspension actions by the State, is available from the Office of Pollution Control.
The loan recipient is responsible for ensuring that the prime contractor utilized on the project is not on the federal or state debarment lists. Likewise, the prime contractor is responsible for ensuring that the subcontractors utilized on the project are not on the federal or state debarment lists.
Anyone may contact the Executive Director concerning the existence of a cause for debarment or suspension. The Executive Director may refer the matter to the State Attorney General or other appropriate office for further investigation. If, after review or investigation, the Executive Director reasonably believes that a cause for debarment exists, the Executive Director may propose debarment or suspension and may initiate procedures similar to, but not necessarily identical to, federal regulation 40 CFR, Part 32: Debarment and Suspension Under EPA Assistance Programs.
Such above described debarment or suspension actions shall not affect existing executed contractual agreements, unless such agreements have been terminated or suspended under the terms of the agreement by the loan recipient.
Miss. Code. tit. 11, pt. 6, ch. 4, app 11-6-4-F