H. R. 9335 is a plan for the U.S. military to try having midwives help with baby deliveries for families of soldiers using TRICARE health benefits, and they will see if it works well over five years. If it helps moms and families and saves money, they might keep doing it longer.

S. 4055 is a project where the government wants to try new ways to do its work better and save money when signing deals with companies, like making sure things are done on time and making people happy with the results. They will test this for two years and let important people know if these new ways are working well.

The bill wants doctors and hospitals who buy cheaper medicine to show clearly how they use it and save money, and if they don't, they might get in trouble. It also asks for regular check-ups to make sure they are following the rules.

S. 4055 wants to try a new way to check if the government is doing a good job with contracts, like if things are cheaper, faster, or make people happy. They will test it out for two years with some government departments and then see if it works to use everywhere.

H. R. 7442 is a plan to see if people with Medicare in the U.S. could get medical care in the Philippines, checking if it can save money and work well. They want to know what needs to change to make this happen and will tell Congress what they find out in six months.

The bill wants the Navy, Air Force, and Army bosses to test making their own spare parts by taking apart old ones to see how they work, hoping to save money and make sure they get good prices without causing any troubles with who owns the designs.

S. 4958 is about going back to the old rules for energy saving in homes that get government help, and it stops some government departments from using money to follow new energy-saving rules. It also tells everyone that some states have already made their own energy-saving rules that are as good as or better than the federal ones.