U.S.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE :: The
U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) represents the citizens of the United
States in enforcing the law in the public interest and plays a key role
in protection against criminals; ensuring healthy competition of
business; safeguarding consumers; enforcing drug, immigration, and
naturalization laws; and protecting citizens through effective law
enforcement. With procurement spending around $3.2 billion in FY
1999, DOJ is rated among the top Federal
contracting agencies.
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