Requires the government to publicly report more types of federal spending.
This bill would make federal spending more open by requiring agencies to report all "other transaction agreements" to USAspending.gov. This means the public would see more details about how the government spends money. It would also set new rules for how agencies report their spending to ensure the information is complete and accurate.
Today, some federal spending, like "other transaction agreements," is not always clearly reported on USAspending.gov, and there aren't strict rules for data quality. After this bill, all "other transaction agreements" would be explicitly reported, and federal agencies would need to meet new standards for complete and accurate spending data on USAspending.gov. These changes would roll out over one to three years if the bill becomes law.
S 872 · 119th Congress · March 5, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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