The OIG has posted guidance on its contractor self-disclosure program, which provides a means for contractors to self-disclose potential violations of the False Claims Act and federal criminal laws involving fraud, conflict of interest, bribery, or gratuity. The Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) requires federal contractors with contracts valued over $5 million to disclose to the OIG when they have credible evidence of one of these violations. The guidance specifies that such self-disclosures are made with no advance agreement regarding possible OIG resolution and with no promises regarding potential Department of Justice action. The guidance, a disclosure form, and FAQs are available at the OIG web site.