I continue a five-part series on Suspension and Debarment, with Rodney A. Grandon, Managing Director at Affiliated Monitors, Inc., (AMI) the sponsor of this series. During a 27-year career with the US military and government, Grandon served as the Air Force’s Suspending and Debarring Official as well as a wide variety of other functions which gives him subject matter expertise into issues surrounding this topic. Today, we discuss some of the convergence between the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and suspension and debarment. See more +

I continue a five-part series on Suspension and Debarment, with Rodney A. Grandon, Managing Director at Affiliated Monitors, Inc., (AMI) the sponsor of this series. During a 27-year career with the US military and government, Grandon served as the Air Force’s Suspending and Debarring Official as well as a wide variety of other functions which gives him subject matter expertise into issues surrounding this topic. Today, we discuss some of the convergence between the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and suspension and debarment. The bottom line is that conduct which violates the FCPA can become the basis for a suspension or debarment, even if the conduct is outside a contract with the Federal government. See less -