Notice of Suspension and Commencement of Proposed Debarment Proceedings
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The Federal Communications Commission has suspended Kenneth Collura from participating in the E-Rate Program, which supports schools and libraries. Debarment proceedings have begun, affecting those contracting with him for related services. Stakeholders have 30 days from notification to contest the suspension, with decisions made within 90 days.
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Key Changes
- Suspension of Kenneth Collura from the E-Rate Program and universal service support
- Initiation of debarment proceedings against Kenneth Collura
- Opportunity for stakeholders to contest within 30 days of notification
Obligations
What this law requires
Contractors intending to provide services related to the E-Rate Program must file an opposition request against Kenneth Collura's suspension within 30 days of receiving the suspension notification.
The Federal Communications Commission must decide on all opposition requests regarding the suspension within 90 days of receipt.
Any entity that holds or intends to hold a contract with Kenneth Collura related to the E-Rate Program must respond to the suspension by providing supporting documentation for their opposition.