Directorate Of Procurement Of The Commander-In-Chief Of Defense Services Army

Active exclusionSpecial Entity Designation

Directorate Of Procurement Of The Commander-In-Chief Of Defense Services Army has an active exclusion in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov), entered by the OFAC effective Jan 31, 2022. Type: Prohibition/Restriction. While active, the party cannot receive new federal contracts, subcontracts or grants unless an agency grants a compelling-reason exception.

A prohibition or restriction comes from a statute or court decision that bars the party from receiving certain federal contracts or funds.

UEI: TWV7C7TJ1VF7
Physical address: NAY PYI TAW CITY
Exclusion type: Prohibition/Restriction
Program: Reciprocal
Excluding agency: OFAC
Active since: Jan 31, 2022
Termination: Indefinite
Cross-reference: (also MYANMAR DIRECTORATE OF PROCUREMENT, DIRECTORATE OF PROCUREMENT, OFFICE OF THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF ARMY, THE REPUBLIC OF THE UNION OF MYANMAR, MYANMAR DIRECTORATE OF PROCUREMENT, DIRECTORATE OF PROCUREMENT, OFFICE OF THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF ARMY, THE REPUBLIC OF THE UNION OF MYANMAR)

Agency comments

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Frequently asked questions

Can Directorate Of Procurement Of The Commander-In-Chief Of Defense Services Army keep performing its current contracts?

Generally, an exclusion bars new awards but does not automatically cancel existing contracts: the agency decides whether to continue them. They cannot be extended or renewed without approval.

Can an excluded company be used as a subcontractor?

Prime contractors should not subcontract to excluded parties above certain thresholds without notifying and justifying it to the agency. That is why SAM.gov should be checked before choosing partners.

Where is the exclusion status confirmed?

In the SAM.gov exclusions search, the official source. DataCloud USA updates it daily.