Office of the Inspector General

• To conduct Inspector General Investigations in DLA matters where no Defense Criminal Investigative Organization (DCIO) has primary jurisdiction, or has declined investigative authority.
   
• To conduct Trade Security Control Assessments and Post Sale Investigations.
   
• To maintain records of Inspector General Investigations within DLA.
   
• To manage the DLA Enterprise Hotline Program and act as liaison with the Defense Hotline Program.
   
• To establish and maintain liaison with DoD, federal, state, local and foreign law enforcement and investigative organizations.
   
• To conduct analysis to identify possible criminal patterns and trends.
   
• To conduct internal audits in accordance with Generally Accepted Government Auditing Standards (GAGAS) to ensure programs are working as designed, financial information meets established criteria, proper internal controls are in place and working, and proper financial stewardship is upheld.
   
• To facilitate and monitor audits performed within DLA by external government auditing organizations.
   
• To track completion of corrective actions recommended by internal and external audits to ensure deficiencies are corrected.
   
• To provide advice to DLA management to improve efficiency, accountability and program effectiveness.
   
• To reduce risk by implementing a risk-based internal audit and Crime Vulnerability Assessment (CVA) program.

DLA has a critical mission, supporting the nation’s warfighters. The DLA OIG’s role in that mission is to assist DLA management in making informed decisions to use resources effectively and efficiently, by:

• Providing impartial and unbiased findings and recommendations
• Facilitating a crime-free work environment for DLA employees and contractors, and
• Identifying and mitigating crime conducive conditions and risk.
• Decreasing direct material costs
• Decreasing operating costs
• Reducing inventory
• Improving customer service
• Achieving audit readiness

About Trade Security Controls 

Trade Security Controls (TSC) prevent illegal acquisition, exportation or other unauthorized transfers of defense and dual-use technology, goods, services and munitions into areas whose interests are adverse to the United States. Areas that have been designated by the Secretary of State, the Secretary of Commerce, or the Director of Foreign Assets Control. 

Trade Security Control Activities

• Activities include performing clearance checks on bidders prior to delivery of property 
• Performing post-sale investigations
• Monitoring of property after delivery

Investigations Division conducts related criminal investigations pertaining to the worldwide sales of surplus property by DLA Disposition Services.

Trade Security Controls Location

Audit Division

The DLA OIG Audit Division (AD) is the command assurance activity that performs independent internal audits, attestations, and advisory services in accordance with Generally Accepted Government Auditing Standards (GAGAS) and Department of Defense Inspector General (DOD IG) requirements.

In executing this mission, the Audit Division performs the following two functions:

• Conducting operational and financial related audits by focusing on the internal controls, the design and effectiveness of programs, and financial stewardship. The division also supports investigators with analysis and evaluation.
• Serving as the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) for independent public accounting firms performing either Statements on Standards for Attestations Engagements Number 16 (SSAE 16) or full financial statement audits. This includes oversight of:
  • Development of the Performance Work Statement (PWS)/Statement of Work (SOW),
  • Execution of the Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP), and
  • Ensuring compliance with professional auditing standards.

To suggest or request audits, contact the office of the Deputy Inspector General for Auditing at OIG_Audit@dla.mil.

Investigations Division

The DLA OIG Investigations Division (ID) investigates matters of interest to the DLA director, DLA senior leadership, and the DLA Office of the General Counsel, including allegations of fraud, waste, abuse, mismanagement, allegations of other crimes, and allegations of misconduct, that affect DLA. The ID goals are to discover the truth; to identify and mitigate agency risk; to improve processes; and to protect and preserve resources. Teaching and Training is integrated into every part of the ID mission.

• DLA Enterprise Hotline and Assistance Programs
• Preliminary and IG Investigations
• Crime Vulnerability Assessments (CVA)
• DLA Trade Security Controls Assessment Office

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Your complaint may not receive a thorough investigation or may not be investigated due to lack of information or no point of contact to request needed additional information. In the event you choose to remain anonymous and additional information is needed to conduct a thorough investigation, contact us via our Hotline Program.

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