Department of Justice Requests Public Comments on Antitrust Complaint Form

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The Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice (DOJ) is seeking public comments on an important form. This form is called the Procurement Collusion Strike Force Complaint Form. It helps people report problems like fraud or unfair actions that hurt government projects.

The DOJ will send the form to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) for a review. This action follows rules set by the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995.

There is a bit of time for public comments. People can share their thoughts until October 2, 2026.

Sarah Oldfield is the Deputy Chief Legal Advisor at the Antitrust Division. She can provide more information if needed. Her office is located at 950 Pennsylvania Street NW, Washington, DC.

The public can help by suggesting improvements to the form. The DOJ wants to know if the form is helpful. They also want to know if filling it out is easy and not time-consuming. Comments should address how the form can be improved or how it can be made less of a burden for people to fill out.

The complaint form will mainly be used by individuals or families. It is used to report possible crimes involving government money. People can fill out the form online on the Antitrust Division’s website.

The DOJ expects about 100 people will fill out the form each year. They think it will take each person about 30 minutes to do so. This equals a total of 50 hours each year for all responses combined.

For more help or questions, contact Darwin Arceo. He is the Department Clearance Officer at the DOJ. He works in Washington, DC.

This notice was filed on July 31, 2026. It is officially noted as document number 2026-15645 in the Federal Register.

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