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Organizational Integrity Shorts: A Seat at the Table
In the 10th edition of the “OIG Shorts” series, Sheppard Mullin’s Organizational Integrity Group continued its exploration of a number of complex compliance matters with a discussion on Set...
A Few Thoughts on DOJ’s Procurement Collusion Strike Force
This month, and with great fanfare, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced its creation of a Procurement Collusion Strike Force. We know what you’re thinking, and no – this Strike F...
https://www.governmentcontractslawblog.com/2019/11/articles/compliance/strike-force/
Price Reductions Are Dead; Long Live Price Reductions
You no doubt have heard by now about GSA’s 23 June effort to “embrace modern technology while moving away from outmoded practices” – specifically, its implementation of the new Trans...
https://www.governmentcontractslawblog.com/2016/07/articles/general-services-administration/tdrrule/
I’m Not Dead Yet (Or: A Brief Look at the Future of the P...n Light of GSA’s Proposed Transactional Data Reporting Rule)
Not enough Government contracts blogs incorporate movie trivia. So here’s my contribution to fill this obvious gap in the procurement blogosphere: Is the following quotation (a) from a famo...
OIG Investigations (Without Subpoena Bells and Whistles) Coming to a Program Near You
The Inspector General Act of 1978 aimed to “consolidate existing auditing and investigative resources to more effectively combat fraud, abuse, waste and mismanagement in the programs and operat...
From Attestation Reviews To Examinations: The GSA OIG Expands The Scope Of Its Pre-Award Audits
By Jonathan S. Aronie So there I was, just sitting there minding my own business. It was the third day of the GSA OIG’s site visit being conducted as part of a routine pre-award audit (or as ...