Program Integrity Diagnostic
A fixed-price forensic review of one program, portfolio, or major initiative. In ten business days, we tell you whether your reported results can survive scrutiny, where the structural risks sit, and what to fix first. No hourly meter, no open-ended engagement.
The method has a track record: on a $1.2B USPS program, this approach identified structural failure within weeks of engagement. Those findings were later consistent with the conclusions of a formal OIG audit.
Six proprietary failure signals we test every program against. Each one names a pattern that healthy reporting hides and failing programs share. Click a flag for what it means.
Document collection, data-source inventory, and a scoping session that fixes exactly what is inside the diagnostic. Scope is locked in writing before analysis begins.
The program is tested against all six Guardian Red Flags using our proprietary desktop analysis application. Every finding is tied to evidence in your own records.
Findings report delivered, followed by a leadership briefing: what is defensible today, what would not survive an audit, and the prioritized fix list.
Signal-by-signal findings with evidence citations, a program integrity rating, and a prioritized remediation roadmap. Generated through our standardized report pipeline so every diagnostic produces the same rigorous, comparable structure.
The Diagnostic sits inside a deliberate ladder: a free self-assessment brings you in, the fixed-price diagnostic answers the hard question, and quarterly monitoring keeps the answer current.
A self-assessment against all six signals, delivered through the GovPro Intelligence newsletter.
The full forensic review of one program, ten business days, evidence-based findings report and leadership briefing.
For programs that pass, or want to keep passing: recurring signal checks so drift is caught between audits, not by them.
The anchor engagement: structural failure identified within weeks on a $1.2B USPS program, findings subsequently borne out by OIG conclusions. 20+ years across $5B+ in federal programs.
Founded by an Air Force veteran and warranted Contingency Contracting Officer. The signals come from having sat inside programs, not from studying them at a distance.
SDVOSB and HUBZone certified, Maryland SBR and VSBE, headquartered in Capitol Heights. Serving federal, state, local, and nonprofit program owners.