CRP Acquisition Fraud Awareness/UNCLASSIFIED1 ACQUISITION FRAUD AWARENESS Unclassified.

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CRP Acquisition Fraud Awareness/UNCLASSIFIED1 ACQUISITION FRAUD AWARENESS Unclassified

CRP Acquisition Fraud Awareness/UNCLASSIFIED2 ECONOMIC CRIMES MISSION Safeguard the integrity of the Department of Navy (DON) acquisition programs Enhance fleet readiness/safety by conducting investigations/initiative operations to reduce fraud in the procurement process

CRP Acquisition Fraud Awareness/UNCLASSIFIED3 The Cost of Fraud  DON Budget FY 1990 = 99.9 Billion  DON Budget FY 2009 = Billion  Estimated U.S. corporations lose 7% of sales annually to fraud  DON Procurement Budget FY 2009 = 65.3 Billion  7% annual loss to DON would be approximately $ 4.57 Billion

CRP Acquisition Fraud Awareness/UNCLASSIFIED4 Even if you don’t work in a contracting command, acquisition fraud can still directly effect you

CRP Acquisition Fraud Awareness/UNCLASSIFIED5  Every time an individual accepts a bribe from a company to award them a contract;  Every time a manufacturer uses sub- standard material;  Every time a contractor opts to ‘cut corners’ to save money; YOUR SAFETY IS THREATENED AND YOUR COMMAND LOSES MONEY!

CRP Acquisition Fraud Awareness/UNCLASSIFIED6 MAJOR PROCUREMENT FRAUD CATEGORIES Bribery Subcontractor Kickbacks Cost Mischarging General Procurement Product Substitution

CRP Acquisition Fraud Awareness/UNCLASSIFIED77 ACCEPTING ILLEGAL GRATUITIES Someone directly or indirectly gives, offers, or promises anything of value to a public official for or because of an official act. Intent to influence is not required.

CRP Acquisition Fraud Awareness/UNCLASSIFIED8 Middle East Contract Corruption  Multiple NCIS Cases initiated  Iraqi and U.S. Companies  USMC and USN personnel  Foreign Nationals  Business Culture in Theatre  Gratuities are standard business practice  Tracked as normal business expense in company records  NCIS is a member of the International Contract Corruption Task Force

CRP Acquisition Fraud Awareness/UNCLASSIFIED9 BRIBERY INDICATORS  Corrupt recipients often spend big or pay off debts with large lump sums  Changes in behavior are common as individuals receiving bribes often live above their means  An E-3 suddenly begins dressing in expensive suits, driving a sports car and taking exotic vacations  Corrupt recipients will often break rules or direct subordinates to ignore standard operating procedures  Corrupt payers routinely offer inappropriate gifts or entertainment  Once the contract is in place, the quality of their product often deteriorates

CRP Acquisition Fraud Awareness/UNCLASSIFIED10 SUBCONTRACTOR KICKBACKS Subcontractor provides something of value, directly or indirectly, to a primary contractor in order to influence a business decision and secure a contract

CRP Acquisition Fraud Awareness/UNCLASSIFIED11 KICKBACK INDICATORS  Contractors favor specific subcontractors  Poor or late service by a subcontractor is ignored or excused  Product documentation is routinely late or incomplete

CRP Acquisition Fraud Awareness/UNCLASSIFIED12 COST MISCHARGING Improper allocation of costs or the charging of unallowable costs, directly or indirectly, to a government contract usually resulting in the Government being overcharged for goods and services.

CRP Acquisition Fraud Awareness/UNCLASSIFIED13 COST MISCHARGING INDICATORS  Billing employees at higher labor rates than they are qualified  Low level technicians are billed as senior engineers  Billing for employees that do not exist, ‘ghost employees’  Failing to pass on discounts, credits or refunds received for material  Double or triple billing for products and/or services not received

CRP Acquisition Fraud Awareness/UNCLASSIFIED14 PRODUCT SUBSTITUTION/DEFECTIVE PRODUCTS The intentional submission by the contractor to the Government directly or indirectly of goods and/or services that do not conform to the contract specifications or requirements, without informing the customer.

CRP Acquisition Fraud Awareness/UNCLASSIFIED15 Counterfeit Products  Products presented with the appearance of being manufactured by the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM)  Actually manufactured by unapproved vendors  Labels are forged/falsified  Often seen on computer circuitry (routers, transistors, etc.) and equipment  Purchased from China, Malaysia, Thailand, Taiwan  Priority focus for Department of Justice

CRP Acquisition Fraud Awareness/UNCLASSIFIED16 PRODUCT SUBSTITUTION INDICATORS  Delivery of inferior/substandard material  Delivery of untested materials  Falsification of test results  Used, surplus or reworked parts  Counterfeit products  Failure of contractor to perform contractually required tests  Submission of falsified compliance certificates  Delivery of commercial equivalents  Creating samples specifically for testing and inspection  Movement of inspection tags to uninspected goods  Substitution of look-alike goods

CRP Acquisition Fraud Awareness/UNCLASSIFIED17 REMEDIES Prosecution – Criminal (beyond reasonable doubt) – Civil (preponderance of evidence) Recoveries/Recoupments – Fines – Forfeitures Administrative Remedies – Suspension – Debarment – Termination of contract – Offset to contract

CRP Acquisition Fraud Awareness/UNCLASSIFIED18 Contact Information  NCISHQ Fraud Hotline (800) 264 – 6485  Multiple Threat Alert Center (MTAC) (202) 