I also check the excluded parties list, after being alerted by an auditor that this would be a good idea.  I checked everyone with an active grant, and now I check anyone new who contacts me to begin application for a grant.  My original plan was to check monthly, but I found I was just looking up the same people repeatedly, so once a year I check those who have been checked before, and on an ongoing basis I check new applicants.

Landy

__________________________
Landy C. Johnson, MPA, Ph.D.
Director of Grant Development
Assumption College, Alumni Hall 024
500 Salisbury St.
Worcester, MA  01609-1296
(508)767-7666
xxxxxx@assumption.edu
http://www.assumption.edu/research

Date:    Wed, 14 Jun 2006 08:26:22 -0500
From:    Freddie Hunter <xxxxxx@TAMU.EDU>
Subject: Debarment

We are in the process of implementing a procedure of checking to see if
a faculty member has been or is debarred from submitting and receiving
funding under Federal nonprocurement programs. I am trying to find out
what procedure(s) other universities are using to monitor this type of
thing. All input will be helpful and appreciated.

Thanks,

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Freddie J. Hunter
Assistant Director
TEES Research Services
006 Wisenbaker Engineering Research Center
3406 TAMU
College Station, TX 77843-3406
Phone:(979)845-1264  Fax:(979)845-9643
http://trsweb.tamu.edu

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