Line Break (Shift + Enter)

OCO Home

Special Deputy Inspector General for Southwest Asia

Semiannual Report to the Congress

Comprehensive Oversight Plan for Southwest Asia

Southwest Asia Field Offices

Audit Projects
Completed
Ongoing
Planned

Intelligence Projects
Completed
Ongoing
Planned

DCIS in Southwest Asia
Ongoing Investigations

Policy and Oversight Reports

Southwest Asia Hotline

Critical Contingency Vulnerability
Assessment Tools
Financial
 

Minimum Requirements for Vendor Payment Support

Contracting
  Recurring Challenges in Key Aspects of Contingency Contracting Process (From DoDIG Report D-2010-059)". Chart is optimized for 11"x17".
  Fraud Indicators and Poor Practices in Relation to the Contracting Process (From DoD IG Report D-2010-059)


OCO Article Archive

Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO)

Auditing

Afghanistan Field Office

General Peter Pace, Joint Chief of StaffThe Afghanistan office at the Bagram Air Base is staffed with up to three auditors at a time, on a rotational basis, serving tours of six to 12 months.  The U.S. Central Command and the Combined Joint Task Force–82 endorsed the effort to establish this regional office.  Auditors from the Afghanistan office and DoD IG staff on temporary duty travel in Afghanistan are currently supporting the assessment on Munitions Accountability and are performing the audit on Contingency Construction Contracting Procedures Implemented by the Joint Contracting Command-Iraq/Afghanistan.  In addition, the auditors in Afghanistan are providing support to DoD IG teams based in the continental United States looking at contractor issues within Southwest Asia.  As of September 30, 2007, three DoD IG staff was deployed to Afghanistan performing research, initiating audits, and supporting the munitions assessment team.

Qatar Field Office

General David Petreaus With a DCIS Special Agent Assigned to IraqThe DoD IG established a field office in Qatar collocated with U.S. Central Command Air Forces (CENTAF) on Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar.  The Qatar office is staffed with up to nine auditors at a time, on a rotational basis, serving tours of four, six, or 12 months.  The Qatar office conducts audits as required in Iraq, Afghanistan, or throughout the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) area of responsibility.  Auditors from the Qatar field office have traveled to Iraq and Afghanistan to perform specific reviews, such as the audits of “Potable and Non-Potable Water in Iraq” and “Contractor Support to the Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization in Afghanistan.”  Additionally, the Qatar office staff facilitates and may augment other teams that require temporary travel in theater to conduct specific reviews.  Also, the auditors in Qatar are providing support to DoD IG teams based in the continental United States looking at the management of contractor issues within Southwest Asia.  As of September 30, 2007, five DoD IG staff were forward deployed in Qatar performing audits.

Kuwait Field Office

The DoD IG field office in Kuwait is staffed by two Defense Criminal Investigation Service special agents who are focused on contract fraud and other potential criminal activities in Southwest Asia that impact GWOT efforts.

Iraq Field Offices

Gen. David Petreaus With DoD IG Auditing Team in IraqIn coordination with the Commanding General, Multi-National Force-Iraq, the DoD IG established field offices in Iraq at Camp Victory and the International Zone.  The Iraq offices are staffed with up to five auditors at a time, on a rotational basis, serving tours of six to 12 months.  Auditors from the Iraq offices and DoD IG staff on temporary duty travel in Iraq performed Phase III of the Iraq Security Forces Fund audit and are currently supporting the assessment on Munitions Accountability.  In addition, the DoD IG has assigned auditors in Iraq to provide the Defense Criminal Investigative Service support for ongoing criminal investigations pertaining to contract fraud.  The auditors in Iraq also provide support to DoD IG teams based in the continental United States performing oversight related to Iraq such as the management of contractor issues within Southwest Asia and the Army Reset program.  As of September 30, 2007, eight DoD IG staff were deployed to Iraq performing audits, inspections, and investigations.

Link to Home Link to Pressroom Link to Publication & Documents Link to Careers Link to Hotline Link to FOIA/ERR
Link to search