Key Takeaways
- Seven common contractor fraud schemes: overbilling, material substitution, phantom subcontractors, kickbacks, double billing, scope inflation, and front-loading.
- Five fraud detection controls: material verification, draw inspections, subcontractor verification, competitive benchmarking, and invoice audits.
- Respond to suspected fraud with documentation, investigation, legal consultation, evidence-based confrontation, and enforcement.
- Do not continue working with a contractor who has committed fraud—trust cannot be rebuilt.
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Test Your Knowledge
1.What is operational risk?
2.What is a risk register?
3.What is the Recovery Time Objective (RTO)?