U.S. General Services Administration
The Office of Inspector General (OIG) set up the FraudNet Hotline to receive reports of fraud, waste or abuse in GSA programs, including mismanagement or violations of law, rules or regulations by GSA employees or contractors.
Confidentiality
Contacting
the FraudNet Hotline
Information
to Include in the Report
Complaints
Involving Other Government Agencies
If you do not wish to disclose your identity, you may remain anonymous when contacting the OIG. However, please keep in mind that our inability to contact you may limit our ability to do a complete investigation. It is our policy to honor all requests for confidentiality and not to release any information that would identify such individuals unless disclosure is unavoidable during the course of the investigation.
Please call the Hotline for detailed information about the special procedures used for protecting the identities of confidential sources. See also our Privacy Statement and note the privacy disclaimer below if you use a FraudNet Form or e-mail message to report allegations.
Privacy Disclaimer: Please be advised that any information submitted across the Internet is not guaranteed to be confidential because of the inherent openness of the Internet. Use of the FraudNet Form will avoid disclosure of your e-mail address to the FraudNet officer. Exercise discretion in sending sensitive material via e-mail because it can be intercepted by an outside party.
Contacting the FraudNet Hotline
- FraudNet Form: Submit a FraudNet Form. Use of the
form will avoid disclosure of your e-mail address if you choose to remain anonymous.
- E-Mail: Send an e-mail message to fraudnet@gsa.gov.
Your e-mail address will be transmitted to the FraudNet Hotline officer
in the heading of your message.
Telephone: 1(800) 424-5210 (Toll free) or (202) 501-1780 (in the Washington, DC metropolitan area)
U.S. Mail:
GSA/OIG Investigations
ATTENTION: FraudNet Hotline
1800 F Street, N.W.
Washington, DC 20405
Information to Include in the Report
No matter which method of reporting you choose, please include as much detail as possible by answering the following questions:
- Who did it? Give the names of the individuals or GSA contractors.
- When did it happen?
- Which GSA program or office was harmed? Please be as specific as possible.
- What did they do that was wrong? Describe the behavior or event in detail.
- How did they do it?
- Do you have first hand knowledge of the event?
- Where can we obtain evidence of this event?
- Who else knows about the event and how do they know?
- May we contact you for additional information? If so, how can we contact you?
Complaints Involving Other Government Agencies
Information on how to report fraud, waste, or abuse involving other government agencies can be
found at IGNet.
Visit the GSA Home Page for more information about the U.S. General Services Administration.
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