What is AFI51-1101, Acquisition Integrity Program?
AFI51-1101 is the AirForce regulation that outlines the policies and procedures for maintaining integrity and ethical conduct during the acquisition process.

Why is the Acquisition Integrity Program important?
The Acquisition Integrity Program is crucial to ensure fair and transparent acquisition processes, prevent fraud, waste, and abuse, and maintain public trust in the AirForce.

Who does AFI51-1101 apply to?
AFI51-1101 applies to all AirForce personnel involved in the acquisition process, including contracting officers, program managers, acquisition professionals, and support personnel.

What are the key elements of the Acquisition Integrity Program?
The key elements of the Acquisition Integrity Program include ethics training, conflict of interest prevention, whistleblower protections, reporting requirements, and monitoring and oversight mechanisms.

What is considered a conflict of interest under AFI51-1101?
A conflict of interest refers to any situation in which an individual's personal interests or relationships could potentially influence their objectivity, judgment, or decisions in the acquisition process.

Are contractors subject to AFI51-1101?
While AFI51-1101 primarily focuses on AirForce personnel, contractors are expected to comply with applicable ethical standards and obligations, and their conduct is subject to contractual provisions.

How does the Acquisition Integrity Program address whistleblower protections?
The Acquisition Integrity Program provides protections to individuals who report suspected violations, and it ensures that reports are treated confidentially, investigated, and appropriate actions are taken to address any substantiated misconduct.

What are the consequences of non-compliance with AFI51-1101?
Non-compliance with AFI51-1101 may result in disciplinary actions, including administrative actions, criminal investigations, fines, contract terminations, and damage to reputation.

How often is ethics training required under the Acquisition Integrity Program?
Ethics training is required at least annually for personnel involved in the acquisition process, and it covers topics such as conflicts of interest, ethics rules and regulations, and reporting procedures.