What is OCI in government contracting?

In government contracting, OCI (Organizational Conflict of Interest) refers to: A situation where a contractor's interests may conflict with their ability to perform objectively.

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What Does OCI Stand For?

Organizational Conflict of Interest

Definition

A situation where a contractor's interests may conflict with their ability to perform objectively.

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