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DCIS is the criminal investigative arm of the DOD OIG. It investigates fraud, bribery, corruption, and cybercrime affecting DoD programs, operations, and personnel.
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Ask about DCISDCIS investigations of procurement fraud, product substitution, and bribery directly affect defense contractors. Its referrals lead to criminal prosecutions, civil False Claims Act cases, and contractor debarments.
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