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In addition to all other remedies permitted by law, the mayor and city council may declare a bidder or contractor ineligible to bid on city procurement and public works contracts for a period not to exceed five years for any of the following grounds:

A. Two or more claims of computational error in bid submission within a two-year period;

B. An unreasonable refusal to provide or execute contract documents;

C. Unsatisfactory performance of contract;

D. Unreasonable refusal to provide or execute to perform or complete contract work or warranty performance of contract;

E. Unjustified refusal to perform or complete contract work or warranty performance;

F. Unjustified failure to honor or observe contractual obligations or legal requirements pertaining to the contract; or

G. Conviction under state or federal statutes for fraud, bribery, theft, falsification or destruction of records, receiving stolen property, or of any other similar crime or offense indicating a lack of business integrity and which would directly affect the reliability and credibility of performance of such a vendor or contractor with future contracts with the city. [Ord. 06-18-2013A § 2].