B-127433, FEB. 25, 1957
Highlights
AS YOU WERE ADVISED IN OUR LETTER OF APRIL 23. WOULD HAVE RUN DURING THE SAME THREE-YEAR PERIOD. NO ACTION WAS TAKEN BY OUR OFFICE ON INFORMATION THAT VIOLATIONS OF THE DAVIS BACON ACT ALSO HAD OCCURRED. YOUR COMPANY IS NOT DEBARRED UNDER THE DAVIS-BACON ACT.
B-127433, FEB. 25, 1957
TO MR. J. D. HOOTER:
YOUR LETTER OF FEBRUARY 13, 1957, REQUESTS THAT HOOTER BROTHERS BE RELIEVED FROM AN INELIGIBILITY TO RECEIVE AWARDS OF FEDERAL CONTRACTS RESULTING FROM DISQUALIFICATION FOR VIOLATIONS OF THE DAVIS-BACON ACT, 40 U.S.C. 276A.
AS YOU WERE ADVISED IN OUR LETTER OF APRIL 23, 1956, EFFECTIVE APRIL 15, 1956, THE SOLICITOR OF LABOR DEBARRED J. D. HOOTER AND J. M. HOOTER, PARTNERS, FOR VIOLATIONS OF THE EIGHT HOUR LAWS, 40 U.S.C. 324, PURSUANT TO REGULATIONS OF THE SECRETARY OF LABOR, 29 C.P.R., SUBTITLE A, PART 5. BECAUSE A DEBARMENT UNDER THE DAVIS-BACON ACT, IF REQUIRED, WOULD HAVE RUN DURING THE SAME THREE-YEAR PERIOD, NO ACTION WAS TAKEN BY OUR OFFICE ON INFORMATION THAT VIOLATIONS OF THE DAVIS BACON ACT ALSO HAD OCCURRED. OTHER WORDS, YOUR COMPANY IS NOT DEBARRED UNDER THE DAVIS-BACON ACT.