The US DoJ launches a "Strike Force" to combat anticompetitive crimes in government procurement

C. Bergin, Larissa; Jackson, J. Andrew; Mc Govern, Ryan P.; Siegel, Marc

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5 Nov 2019

The US DoJ launches a "Strike Force" to combat anticompetitive crimes in government procurement

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US DoJ, Formation of the Procurement Collusion Strike Force, Press release, 5 November 2019

Last week, the U.S. Department of Justice ("DOJ") launched the Procurement Collusion Strike Force ("PCSF") to detect, investigate, and prosecute antitrust crimes in government procurement, grant, and program funding, at all levels of government. This interagency partnership includes prosecutors from DOJ's Antitrust Division and U.S. Attorneys' Offices, as well as investigators from the FBI and several Inspector

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Larissa C. Bergin
Jones Day (Washington)

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J. Andrew Jackson
Jones Day (Washington)

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Ryan P. Mc Govern
Jones Day (Washington)

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Marc Siegel
Farmer Brownstein Jaeger

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Larissa C. Bergin, J. Andrew Jackson, Ryan P. Mc Govern, Marc Siegel, The US DoJ launches a "Strike Force" to combat anticompetitive crimes in government procurement, 5 November 2019, e-Competitions November 2019, Art. N° 92498

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