S. 4669 aims to increase transparency by requiring the General Services Administration (GSA) to submit annual reports to Congress about how information technology service funds are used. The bill mandates that these reports include detailed descriptions and funding...
The bill wants the people in charge to tell the bosses in Congress how they spend money on computer stuff every year, so everyone knows where the money goes.
The GSA Technology Accountability Act aims to increase transparency in how the General Services Administration (GSA) spends funds on information technology services. The bill requires the GSA to provide annual reports to Congress, detailing each program funded by specific...
The GSA Technology Accountability Act is a new rule that makes the GSA tell Congress every year how they spend money on computer stuff, so everyone knows where the money goes and nothing gets lost or wasted.
H.R. 7524, known as the “GSA Technology Accountability Act,” aims to enhance transparency in the use of funds by the General Services Administration (GSA) for information technology services. The bill requires the GSA Administrator to submit annual reports to Congress detailing projects...
H.R. 7524 is a rule that wants the people in charge of government technology shopping to tell Congress how they spend money before they actually use it, to make sure everything is clear and fair.
H.R. 7524, also known as the "GSA Technology Accountability Act", aims to amend title 40 of the United States Code. It requires the Administrator of General Services to submit annual reports to Congress detailing expenditures from the Federal Citizen Services Fund and the...
This bill wants the people in charge of government technology money to tell Congress exactly how they spend it every year, so everyone knows where the money goes.
H.R. 7524, also known as the "GSA Technology Accountability Act," aims to increase transparency in the use of certain government technology funds. It requires the Administrator of General Services to submit annual reports to Congress, detailing how federal citizen services...
The "GSA Technology Accountability Act" wants to make sure that the government tells Congress how it spends money on important tech projects each year. It's like making sure everyone knows how their toys are bought and what fun things they can do with them!
H.R. 7524, titled the “GSA Technology Accountability Act,” aims to increase transparency in government spending on information technology services. The bill requires the General Services Administrator to submit an annual report to Congress detailing each program funded over...
The GSA Technology Accountability Act is a plan that makes sure the government tells Congress how it spends money on computer stuff every year, so we can see where the money goes and make sure it's used right.
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