108-01
Duration
Fraudulent Practice: The Respondent was found to have submitted false information regarding the personnel that would carry out the work, in order to meet the requirements established in the bidding documents and qualify for the award of a construction contract.
The Individual Respondent (“Respondent”) was acting as the legal representative of a consortium, which participated in a bidding process under the Strategic Public Transportation Systems Program (the “Program”). The Office of Institutional Integrity (“OII”) submitted a Statement of Charges and Evidence against the Respondent and the other parties constituting the consortium for allegedly engaging in a fraudulent practice related to the Program. OII accused the Respondent of submitting false information regarding the personnel that would carry out the work in order to meet the requirements established in the bidding documents and qualify for the award of a construction contract. Consequently, and in accordance with the Sanctions Procedures, the Sanctions Officer (“SO”) issued a Notice of Administrative Action (“Notice”) to the Respondent. The Respondent did not submit a Response to the Notice.
The SO determined that it was more likely than not that the Respondent engaged in a fraudulent practice. As a result, the SO imposed a sanction of debarment for a period of three (3) years, during which time the Respondent will be ineligible to participate or be awarded contracts in projects or activities financed by the Bank Group.
The SO determined that it was more likely than not that the Respondent engaged in a fraudulent practice. As a result, the SO imposed a sanction of debarment for a period of three (3) years, during which time the Respondent will be ineligible to participate or be awarded contracts in projects or activities financed by the Bank Group.

