Requires federal agencies to report more spending details, including 'other transaction agreements,' to USAspending.gov.
This bill would make it easier for everyday Americans to see how the government spends money. It would require federal agencies to report more types of spending, called 'other transaction agreements,' to the USAspending.gov website. This means the public would get a clearer picture of federal contracts and why some spending isn't reported.
Today, the USAspending.gov website shows much federal spending, but 'other transaction agreements' are not explicitly included, and there are no clear rules for data quality or why some spending isn't shown. After this bill, the website would include 'other transaction agreements' data, have rules for data quality, and publish an annual report explaining any unreported federal spending and the reasons for it.
HR 2069 · 119th Congress · March 11, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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