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Colorado Mushroom Farm, LLC — SAM.gov Exclusion Record

Alamosa, CO

Public SAM.gov exclusion record

According to the public SAM.gov exclusions dataset, Colorado Mushroom Farm, LLC is listed with an exclusion action from AMS (Agricultural Marketing Service). The record shows an active date of May 21, 2025 and a termination date of May 9, 2028.

Listed
Status
Entity
Record Type
Alamosa, CO
Location
May 25, 2026
Source File Date
AMS
Excluding Agency
Agricultural Marketing Service
Ineligible (Proceedings Completed)
Exclusion Type

Record Summary

This page summarizes a public SAM.gov exclusion record for Colorado Mushroom Farm, LLC. The record is associated with AMS (Agricultural Marketing Service), classified as Ineligible (Proceedings Completed), and listed under the Reciprocal program. The public record lists the party location as Alamosa, CO. The source data also lists the party under the name Don Clair Jr., Baljit Nanda, Jaspreet Nanda.

Known Public Identifiers

Unique Entity ID (SAM)YF2SWLECPZ25
SAM Action Records1 related action record

At a Glance

Name
Colorado Mushroom Farm, LLC
Record Type
Entity
Source Classification
Firm
Location
Alamosa, CO
Country
United States
Address
10719 County Road 5 S
Alamosa, CO 81101
Status
Listed in the public SAM.gov exclusions dataset
Also Appears Under
Don Clair Jr., Baljit Nanda, Jaspreet Nanda

Exclusion Action

AgencyExclusion TypeProgramActive DateTerminationSAM Record
AMS
Agricultural Marketing Service		 Ineligible (Proceedings Completed) Reciprocal May 21, 2025 May 9, 2028 2125f3ef…3e977f
Program Note: “Reciprocal” generally applies across covered federal award programs according to SAM.gov exclusion rules.

Official SAM Details

Nature / Cause
Determined ineligible upon completion of administrative proceedings establishing by preponderance of the evidence of a cause of a serious and compelling nature that it affects present responsibility; or determined ineligible based on other regulation, statute, executive order or other legal authority.
SAM.gov per-type Nature / Cause text.
Agency Comments from SAM.gov

The following agency comments are republished from the public SAM.gov source data when provided.

AMS Agricultural Marketing Service
Applies to 1 SAM action record.
Debarment was proposed because on September 1, 2020, Channing \nStrother (STROTHER), Chief Administrative Law Judge, issued a U. S. \nDepartment of Agriculture (USDA) order to CMF (for CMF’s failure to \npay assessments from 2017 to 2019) to pay $89,246.55 to the Mushroom \nCouncil and $5,000 to the Treasurer of the United States. \nOn November 9, 2021, STROTHER issued a USDA order for CMF’s \nfailure to pay assessments from January 2020 to November 2020, and \nhe ordered CMF to pay $24,812.53 to the Mushroom Council and \n$5,000 to the Treasurer of the United States. \nCMF’s ongoing failure to pay debts owed to the government or \ninstrumentally the Mushroom Council, misconduct for failing to pay \nrequired assessments, failure to maintain records, and report required \ninformation to the Mushroom Council on eleven occasions established \ncauses debarment governmentwide debarment under 2 C.F.R. § \n180.800(d), as this misconduct constituted a cause of so serious or \ncompelling nature as to affect present responsibility. For further information contact the U.S. Department of Agriculture Agency Exclusions POC.
Source Record Created
May 23, 2025
Cross Reference
(also Don Clair Jr., Baljit Nanda, Jaspreet Nanda)

What This Record Shows

The source record classifies this exclusion as Ineligible (Proceedings Completed) under the Reciprocal program. Where SAM provides official Nature / Cause, Effect, or Additional Comments text, those fields appear above.

Understanding This Record

About Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS)
AMS administers federal marketing, grading, and certification programs for agricultural products.
The “Reciprocal” program
The Reciprocal program generally means the exclusion is recognized across covered federal award programs or transactions, rather than being limited only to a single agency listing.
“Ineligible (Proceedings Completed)”
This classification indicates the excluding agency lists the party as ineligible after completion of the associated exclusion proceeding.
Dates in this record
The active date is the date shown in the SAM.gov source data for when the exclusion action became active. The termination date is the date shown in the SAM.gov source data for the scheduled end of the listed exclusion action.
What this page does not say
This page displays the Nature / Cause text provided in the SAM.gov source record. It does not add allegations or factual conclusions beyond that source text.

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