DQ (Disqualification)

DQ (Disqualification)

Disqualification in the procurement process is a form of administrative action that eliminates vendors from consideration for a particular contract or agreement based on factors such as noncompliance with regulations, unethical business practices, or failure to meet certain standards of quality. This action serves to protect both parties throughout their negotiations and ensure that any agreements are fair and are free of corruption. Disqualification also helps ensure a level playing field by preventing any vendor from gaining an advantage over another. In order to ensure compliance, it is important for vendors to remain aware of applicable laws and ethical standards prior to entering into a negotiation.

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