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Christopher Paul Kaufman

Exclusion source freshness

Source date: . Source age: 10 hours 42 minutes.

This dated snapshot is within the 24-hour freshness threshold.

Results are not clearance or an eligibility determination. Check the current record at SAM.gov before making a decision.

Active exclusion
Effective
Sep 4, 2024
Term
Indefinite
Record created
Sep 26, 2024

Agency explanation

REVIEW THIS INFORMATION PRIOR TO CONTACTING EPA: Convicted of Clean Air Act Violation: INELIGIBLE FOR AWARDS TO BE PERFORMED AT THIS FACILITY ONLY: 25865 Hwy 126, Suite 106, Veneta, Oregon 97487 (Violating Facilities). The Clean Air Act (42 U.S.C. 7606) forbids any Federal agency from entering into any contract, loan, or benefit to any person or company who- 1. Has been convicted of an offense under the Clean Air Act (42 U.S.C. 7413(c)); AND 2. Intends to use the place where or from which the offense happened (the violating facility) for the contract, loan or benefit; AND 3. Owns, leases, or supervises the facility (where or from which the Clean Air Act offense occurred) at the time when a decision about the contract, loan, or benefit is made. ALL THREE CONDITIONS MUST BE PRESENT FOR A PERSON TO BE DENIED A CONTRACT, LOAN OR BENEFIT.

Restriction and scope

Applies across federal procurement and nonprocurement programs, subject to the issuing agency’s record and applicable exceptions.

What is an exclusion?

An exclusion is a federal restriction on a business or individual participating in certain government contracts or assistance programs. Records can include suspensions, debarments and other restrictions.

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Source date: Oct 18, 2026

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