DAFPD51-11 — Remedies For Fraud And Corruption Affecting Procurement And Nonprocurement Transactions

DAFPD51-11 governs remedies for fraud and corruption affecting Department of the Air Force procurement and nonprocurement transactions.

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  • Publication number: DAFPD51-11
  • Title: REMEDIES FOR FRAUD AND CORRUPTION AFFECTING PROCUREMENT AND NONPROCUREMENT TRANSACTIONS
  • Date: 2021-10-04

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It addresses detection and correction of fraud and corruption, coordinated investigations, and criminal, civil, contractual, and administrative remedies. It assigns authorities for suspension and debarment, legal advice, investigations, coordination, and recovery of money lost to fraud.

Applies to: This publication applies to the United States Space Force, Regular Air Force, the Air Force Reserve, and the Air National Guard.

Topics covered

  • Procurement fraud
  • Nonprocurement transactions
  • Suspension and debarment
  • Fraud and corruption investigations
  • Acquisition Integrity Program
  • Administrative remedies
  • Recovery of monies lost to fraud

Questions and answers

What remedies does DAFPD51-11 require for significant fraud and corruption?

The DAF will aggressively pursue all significant investigations of fraud and corruption which affect DAF procurement or nonprocurement transactions or interests, and will ensure that appropriate criminal, civil, contractual, and administrative remedies are taken in a coordinated, expeditious manner. (paragraph 2)

How does DAFPD51-11 address money lost to fraud?

The DAF will ensure monies lost to fraud under DAF transactions will be recovered for use by affected Air Force and Space Force programs to the extent allowable by law. (paragraph 2)

Who provides legal advice on fraud and corruption affecting transactions?

Provides headquarters-level legal advice on fraud and corruption affecting procurement and nonprocurement transactions, including Air Force and Space Force wide legal services, through the Civil Law and Litigation Directorate (AF/JAC), and supports the implementation of the Acquisition Integrity Program. (paragraph 3)

Who investigates significant fraud and corruption cases?

The Air Force Office of Special Investigations is responsible for the investigation of significant fraud and corruption cases and supporting the implementation of the Acquisition Integrity Program. (paragraph 3)

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