Blocks people convicted of federal fraud from getting government money for 3 years.
This bill stops people convicted of serious federal crimes involving government money from getting federal contracts, grants, or loans for three years. It sets up an automatic system to add these individuals to a government list, helping to prevent fraud and protect public funds.
Currently, individuals convicted of certain federal felonies related to federal programs are not automatically added to the System for Award Management Exclusions list. This bill would automatically add these individuals to the list for three years, preventing them from receiving federal contracts, grants, or loans, unless an agency head grants a written waiver.
HR 6916 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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