DoD Procurement Fraud Working Group 

                               Mission

The DoD Procurement Fraud Working Group (DoD PFWG) was established by the military service Suspending and Debarring Officials to develop a closer working relationship among the relevant DoD activities and agencies involved in the identification, investigation, and prosecution of contractor fraud. Its mission is to bring together experienced supervisory fraud agents, auditors, and attorneys within the DoD enforcement community in a forum of information exchange, legislative/policy development, and continuing education in regard to current issues, trends, investigative strategies, appropriate remedies, and enforcement problems in the procurement fraud arena.

The DoD PFWG recognizes that procurement fraud is of national significance and poses a threat to not only the safety of personnel, but also places an enormous amount of taxpayer dollars at risk. To combat such, the DoD PFWG is specifically charged with the responsibility of identifying and breaking down barriers to early case coordination between its participants, as well developing methodologies and best practices which streamline the use of investigations, mandatory disclosures, audits and reports so as to protect the procurement process by allowing timely Suspension and Debarment consideration and pursuit of all available and appropriate remedies.

Website Points of Contact:

Juana Cordova, Program Manager, DCIS, 703-604-8418, juana.cordova@dodig.mil
Diane H. Stetler, Program Director, Contract Audit Branch, 703-604-8649, diane.stetler@dodig.mil

Please email DoDProcurementFraudWorkingGroup@DODIG.MIL for further information on DoD Procurement Fraud Working Group Training Events.