Transcription of Vendor Code of Ethics - MTA
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Vendor code of Ethics New York City Transit Long Island Rail Road Metro-North Railroad Bridges and Tunnels Capital Construction Bus Company Effective December 2015 Page 1 of 12 MTA Vendor code of Ethics TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1: DEFINITIONS 2 Chapter 2: LIMITATIONS ON CONTACTS WITH THE MTA 3 Section Designated Point(s) of Contact 3 Chapter 3: NON-COLLUSION 4 Section Independent Bid Assessment 4 Section Non-Communication of Bid 4 Section Bid Submission 4 Chapter 4: GIFTS OR CONTINGENT FEES 4 Section Zero Tolerance 4 Section Personal Relationships 5 Section Contingent Fees 5 Chapter 5: NEGOTIATIONS FOR FUTURE EMPLOYMENT 5 Section General 5 Section Restrictions 6 Chapter 6: CONFLICT OF INTEREST 7 Section Financial Interest 7 Section Disclosure and Cooperation 8 Chapter 7: FORMER MTA EMPLOYEES 8 Section Appearance Before Former Agency-Two Year Bar 8 Section Appearance Before Former Agency-Life Time Bar 8 Chapter 8: DISTRIBUTION AND CERTIFICATION
Page 4 of 12 MTA VENDOR CODE of ETHICS Procurement Lobbying Law. Once the Designated Point(s) of Contact is/are established, the Vendor and any person or entity acting on the Vendor…
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