The OCI Disclosure Form is a critical document utilized in federal contracting, specifically to disclose any actual or potential organizational conflicts of interest (OCI) for contractors and subcontractors working with the U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM). The form requires contractors to provide essential information about themselves and their affiliates, detailing the contracts held that could lead to conflicts. Key components of the form include identification of the contractor, contract/program title, performing role (prime or subcontractor), the contract value, and the scope of work being performed. The form also explores whether the current work creates a conflict with future projects the firm wishes to undertake. Each contract currently being executed for USSOCOM necessitates a separate disclosure submission to facilitate transparency and compliance with federal regulations. This mechanism ensures that potential conflicts are managed effectively, safeguarding fair competition and maintaining integrity in the procurement process.