BBNC Code of Ethics Code of Ethics_JooMag | Page 30

AVOIDANCE OF RESTRICTIONS ON TRADE
BBNC will not enter into a subcontract
or teaming agreement that
unreasonably restricts sales by the
other company directly to the U.S.
Government of items made or supplied
by the other company and will not
otherwise act to restrict unreasonably
the ability of any other company to
sell directly to the U.S. Government.
Conversely, BBNC will not enter into
agreements where, as a subcontractor
or teaming partner, we are subject to
any unreasonable restriction to sell our
products or services directly to the
U.S. Government.
Other wrongful business practices,
such as bid rigging, are equally
unacceptable and prohibited under
various federal statutes, including
the Federal Procurement Policy
Act, 41 U.S.C.A. § 401 et seq.;
the Procurement Integrity Act, 41
U.S.C.A. § 423, and various federal
procurement regulations, including
FAR 52.215.
boycotting certain customers
or suppliers.
Do NOT require our customers,
subcontractors, or suppliers, as a
condition of doing business, to buy
from BBNC before BBNC agrees to
buy from them.
Do NOT agree to establish or fix
prices or other terms or conditions
of sale.
We play fair. Our employees are
expected to refrain from knowingly
obtaining “contractor bid or
proposal information” and “source
selection information” before the
award of a federal contract to which
the information relates.
Refrain from bid-rigging or
any similar wrongful conduct
designed to undermine the
competitive nature and
integrity of the government’s
procurement process.
Your Responsibilities
Do NOT talk to competitors
about fixing or controlling prices
or terms of sale, allocating/
apportioning products, markets,
territory or customers, or
28
BBNC Code of Ethics | Ethics Hotline: [phone] | Effective May 17, 2019 | www.bbnc.net
CONSULTANT
COMPLIANCE WITH
CODE OF ETHICS &
BUSINESS CONDUCT
This Code will be incorporated in all
consultant contracts, and each such
contract will expressly provide for
termination in the event the consultant
violates the laws regulations or, this
Code, BBNC policies and procedures,
or respective subsidiary policies
and procedures.
Your Responsibilities
Consult your contracting
department regarding contract
obligations and responsibilities.