Rule 19 – Blacklisting MCQs

4 MCQs — Public Procurement Rules, 2004 MCQs

Practice Rule 19 – Blacklisting MCQs with correct answers and explanations. These questions are from the Public Procurement Rules, 2004 MCQs section.

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Public Procurement Rules, 2004 Subcategories

Rule 1 – Date	Rule 1 – Legal basis
Rule 10 – Disposal	Rule 10 – Specifications
Rule 12 – Advertisement	Rule 13 – Response time
Rule 14 – Exceptions	Rule 15 – Pre-qualification
Rule 16 – PQ process	Rule 16A – Framework
Rule 16B – Price adjustment	Rule 17 – Qualification
Rule 18 – Disqualification	Rule 19 – Blacklisting
Rule 19 – Foreign debarment	Rule 2 – Call off order
Rule 2 – Corrupt practices	Rule 2 – Cross debarred
Rule 2 – Emergency	Rule 2 – Force account
Rule 2 – Framework	Rule 2 – Most advantageous bid
Rule 2 – Procurement assignment	Rule 2 – Repeat orders
Rule 2 – Value for money	Rule 20 – Principal method
Rule 21 – Open bidding threshold	Rule 21A – Commodity imports
Rule 25 – Bid securing declaration	Rule 25 – Bid security
Rule 26 – Bid validity	Rule 27 – Deadline extension
Rule 28 – Opening	Rule 29 – Evaluation criteria
Rule 3 – Scope	Rule 30 – Applicable rules
Rule 30 – Currency	Rule 31 – Clarification
Rule 33 – Rejection	Rule 35 – Evaluation report
Rule 36 – Procedures	Rule 36 – Two stage
Rule 37 – Choice of procedure	Rule 37A – Unsolicited
Rule 38 – Award	Rule 38A – Bid discount
Rule 38B – Single bid	Rule 39 – Performance guarantee
Rule 4 – Principles	Rule 40 – Negotiations
Rule 41 – Confidentiality	Rule 42(a) – Petty
Rule 42(b) – RFQ	Rule 42(c) – Direct contracting
Rule 42(d) – Negotiated tendering	Rule 42(e) – Force account
Rule 42(f) – SOEs	Rule 43 – Payments
Rule 44 – Entry into force	Rule 45 – Closing
Rule 46 – Records	Rule 47 – Transparency
Rule 48 – Appeal	Rule 48 – GRC
Rule 49 – Arbitration	Rule 5 – Int'l commitments
Rule 50 – Mis-procurement	Rule 6 – Language
Rule 8 – Planning	Rule 9 – Splitting

A bidder against whom corrupt and fraudulent practice is established may be blacklisted and cross-debarred for a period of not more than:

Five years
Three years
Ten years
Six months

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Blacklisting for failure to perform contractual obligations (Rule 19(1)(b)) shall be initiated:

Immediately upon breach
After exhausting the forum of arbitration, where such provision exists in the contract
After one year of breach
Only with the approval of PPRA

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A bidder may file a review petition against blacklisting before the Authority within ______, and the Authority shall decide within ______.

30 days; 90 days
30 days; 60 days
15 days; 30 days
10 days; 30 days

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A blacklisted bidder engaged in an ongoing public contract:

May continue only with PPRA approval
Is automatically released from the contract
Shall be bound to perform its contractual obligations, at the option of the procuring agency
Must be terminated immediately

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