Procurement Integrity Act

The Procurement Integrity Act is a U.S. law designed to promote fairness and transparency in government contracting. It prohibits government officials from sharing sensitive information about contracts or vendors that could influence bidding and award processes. The Act aims to prevent conflicts of interest and ensure that all contractors have a fair chance to compete for government business. Violations can lead to penalties for individuals and companies, reinforcing the importance of ethical behavior in government procurement practices.