The Office of Inspector General (OIG) Hotline receives reports of fraud, waste, or abuse in GSA programs and operations, including mismanagement or violations of law, rules or regulations by GSA employees or contractors. Please click the button below to begin the online complaint submission process.
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A disclosure of waste, fraud or abuse that includes classified information is not a protected disclosure under the whistleblower laws unless the disclosure is made in accordance with the laws and rules that govern the proper handling and transmission of classified information. A disclosure is protected if it is based on a reasonable belief that wrongdoing has occurred and if the disclosure is made to a person or entity that is authorized to receive it. You can make a protected disclosure of classified information to the OIG, but the information may not be transmitted using the OIG’s unclassified hotline website.
If you have a complaint to file that requires the disclosure of classified information, please call the OIG Hotline at (202) 501-1780 or (800) 424-5210
- GSA OIG will review your complaint and may investigate, audit, or refer it to another office.
- If you choose to not remain anonymous, you may be contacted for more details.
- Not all complaints result in action; some may be referred elsewhere.
- GSA OIG does not generally provide status updates or share details of ongoing investigations.
- The OIG does not discuss details of any ongoing investigation to protect and maintain the integrity of any investigation.
- To request an investigative report, file a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request. See more information at https://www.gsaig.gov/content/freedom-information-act-and-privacy-act-requests.
If you do not wish to disclose your identity, you may remain anonymous when contacting the OIG. However, our inability to contact you may limit our ability to do a complete investigation. We also honor requests for confidentiality, and we will protect your identity to the maximum extent allowed by law. Similarly, however, we may not be able to investigate the issue if you have confidentiality.
Please call the Hotline at (202) 501-1780 for detailed information about the special procedures used for protecting the identities of confidential sources. See also our Privacy Statement and note the privacy disclaimer below if you use the Hotline form to report allegations.
Privacy Disclaimer: Please be advised that any information submitted across the Internet is not guaranteed to be confidential because of the inherent openness of the Internet. Exercise discretion in sending sensitive material via e-mail because it can be intercepted by an outside party.
