§ 890.1051 Applying for reinstatement when period of debarment expires

5 CFR 890.1051(a)(a) Application required. Reinstatement is not automatic when the minimum period of a provider's debarment expires. The provider shall apply in writing to OPM, supplying specific information about the reinstatement criteria outlined in paragraph (c) of this section.

5 CFR 890.1051(b)(b) Reinstatement date. A debarred provider may submit a reinstatement application not earlier than 60 days before the nominal expiration date of the debarment. However, in no case shall OPM reinstate a provider before the minimum period of debarment expires.

5 CFR 890.1051(c)(c) Reinstatement criteria. To be approved, the provider's reinstatement application shall clearly demonstrate that:

5 CFR 890.1051(c)(1)(1) There are reasonable assurances that the actions resulting in the provider's debarment have not recurred and will not recur;

5 CFR 890.1051(c)(2)(2) There is no basis under this subpart for continuing the provider's debarment; and

5 CFR 890.1051(c)(3)(3) There is no pending criminal, civil, or administrative action that would subject the provider to debarment by OPM.

5 CFR 890.1051(d)(d) Written notice of OPM action. OPM shall inform the provider in writing of its decision regarding the reinstatement application.

5 CFR 890.1051(e)(e) Limitation on reapplication. If OPM denies a provider's reinstatement application, the provider is not eligible to reapply for 1 year after the date of the denial.