Debarment
Pronunciation: /dɪˈbɑːrmənt/
Debarment (noun)
- An official decision that stops a person or organization from taking part in an activity, job, or process for a period of time.
- A rule or decision that prevents a supplier or contractor from bidding for or receiving government or public contracts.
Examples
- The committee imposed debarment from participation for repeated rule violations.
- Debarment from participation can last for several months after an investigation.