Debarred Vendor List

The following vendors shown below are debarred from doing business with the State of Texas, effective from the date of debarment for the length of time indicated. Whether they are listed below or not, the debarred vendors include the vendors' successors in interest as defined in Rule §20.102(b)(4).

Last updated: 11/18/21

Vendor ID Number	Vendor Name/Address	Date of Debarment	Length of Debarment
23075463	BRI Supply Inc 9332 N. 95th Way, STE B109 Scottsdale, AZ 85258	April 1, 2021	5 Years

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Federal Exclusion

Agencies and Texas Smartbuy members may wish to check the list of vendors excluded from doing business on the federal level. The System for Award Management, or SAM, can be used as a resource for purchasing entities.

According to Statewide Procurement Division rules, other debarment activities from other entities may be considered as possible indicators of vendor responsibility.

Debarment Statute and Rules

Texas Government Code §2155.077
Texas Administrative Code: 34.TAC.20 Subchapter G

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Grading System
VPTS Grading System Example

The agency purchases 25 chairs for a classroom setting. The contract specifications detail the chairs must be:

Red,
No less than 25 inches in height,
Must have wheels, and
Adjustable armrest

The scenario delivery date is June 1, 2020. The agency has purchased the particular chairs meeting both the best value criteria and the vendor can supply the chairs which meet the contract specifications.

Red Chair Scenario
Letter Grade	Vendor's Scenario Outcome
A	The chairs were delivered on time and meet the specifications in the contract.
B	24 red chairs and 1 blue chair were delivered on time. The vendor replaced the wrong chair within 24 hours after notification.
C	20 blue chairs and 5 red chairs were delivered on time. The vendor replaced the wrong chairs within 48 hours after notification.
D	20 blue chairs and 5 red chairs were delivered after the delivery date. The vendor notified agency that red chairs won't be available for 2 weeks due to manufacturing delay.
F	25 blue chairs were delivered after the delivery date. Upon delivery, the vendor informed the agency that the red chairs were discontinued prior to contract execution.

Statutes/Rules

Texas Government Code
§2262.055,
§2155.089
statutes that govern the program
Texas Administrative Code, Title 34
§20.509,
§20.115
rules that govern the program

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