Competition Matters

The Ohio Attorney General’s Office is continuing to investigate an alleged bid-rigging scheme affecting purchasers of aluminum sulfate, otherwise known as alum. 

The Ohio Attorney General’s Office is investigating an alleged bid-rigging scheme affecting purchasers of aluminum sulfate, otherwise known as alum. 

Recent articles in “Competition Matters” provided tips to public purchasers on spotting vendor collusion. 

Occasionally you may encounter terms or concepts unique to antitrust issues, competition, and schemes to exploit purchasers. 

Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine’s Partnership for Competitive Purchasing takes a proactive approach to bid-rigging detection. 

If you need a speaker for an upcoming meeting of public purchasers or vendors, consider contacting the Ohio Attorney General’s Antitrust Section.

We encourage you to suggest a topic or ask a question of the legal staff of the Ohio Attorney General’s Antitrust Section.  

You can tailor the topics and timing of email communications from the Ohio Attorney General’s Office by visiting Email Updates. 

We encourage you to suggest a topic or ask a question of the legal staff of the Ohio Attorney General’s Antitrust Section. 

The Ohio Attorney General’s Antitrust Section has attorneys and investigators available to present your group with a lively presentation that educates participants on the basics of antitrust law, giving real life examples of vendor misconduct impacting Ohio public purchasers.