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NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA MBA PROFESSIONAL REPORT ANALYSIS OF CONTRACTING PROCESSES, INTERNAL CONTROLS, AND PROCUREMENT FRAUD SCHEMES By: Peter W. Chang June 2013 Advisors: Rene

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1. Start by obtaining the necessary forms and documents required to report contracting fraud. These can typically be found on the official website of the Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC) or by contacting their designated fraud reporting office.
2. Begin filling out the forms by providing your personal information, such as your name, contact details, and your role or affiliation with the organization involved in the alleged fraud.
3. Clearly and concisely describe the details of the contracting fraud you are reporting. Include all relevant information such as the individuals or companies involved, specific dates, locations, and any supporting documents or evidence that can substantiate your claims.
4. Be thorough in documenting the fraudulent activities, providing as many specific details as possible. This can include information about bid rigging, kickbacks, false invoicing, conflicts of interest, or any other type of fraudulent behavior within the contracting process. The more comprehensive your report, the easier it will be for the authorities to investigate and take appropriate action.
5. If you have any witnesses or colleagues who can support your claims, include their contact information and encourage them to come forward and provide statements or evidence as well. Collaboration and corroboration can strengthen the credibility of your report.
6. Once you have completed all the necessary sections of the form and have attached any supporting documentation, review everything carefully to ensure accuracy and completeness.

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1. Individuals or organizations who have knowledge or suspicions of contracting fraud within the defense industry.
2. Government employees, contractors, or subcontractors operating within the defense sector.
3. Any concerned citizen who wants to report and help prevent fraudulent activities within government contracts and procurement processes.
4. Whistleblowers who wish to expose fraudulent practices and safeguard the integrity of the contracting system.
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6. The public at large, as fraudulent contracting practices can result in wasteful spending of taxpayer money and undermine the effectiveness of defense initiatives.

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Contracting fraud - dtic refers to fraudulent activities related to contracting within the Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC). This can include bribery, kickbacks, false claims, and other forms of deceit.

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Anyone who has knowledge or suspicion of contracting fraud within the DTIC is required to file a report.

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To fill out a contracting fraud report for DTIC, you can typically submit a detailed description of the fraudulent activity online or through a designated reporting system.

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The purpose of reporting contracting fraud within DTIC is to identify and address fraudulent activities, protect the integrity of the contracting process, and prevent financial losses.

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Information to be reported on contracting fraud within DTIC can include details of the fraudulent activity, individuals involved, evidence gathered, and any impact on DTIC operations.