H.R. 5528 wants to make sure that when the government buys things, they aren't just picking the cheapest option if it could be dangerous. So, it asks a special office to check these buying practices and tell important people what they find within six months.

H.R. 7437 is a plan to make sure big agencies like the Federal Reserve have up-to-date computers and technology so they can keep a close eye on money and stay safe from hackers. They need to check if their old systems are slowing them down and tell the government how they will make things better.

H.R. 7437 is a plan to make sure some government agencies check their computer systems to find any weaknesses, so they can do their jobs better and keep people safe in the digital world. They want to learn about their computers, fix any problems, and work together to make a strong plan for the future.

H.R. 6845 is a bill that wants the people in charge of buying things for the military to tell Congress each year how they're helping small businesses get more chances to work with them. They're supposed to share how well these small businesses are doing, the helpful tools they're using, and if small businesses need any more help to get even better.

The Safe and Smart Federal Purchasing Act is like asking a detective to check if getting the cheapest stuff for important jobs, like protecting the country, is safe or not. The detective needs to tell the grown-ups in charge what they find out in about six months.

The bill is like a big piggy bank for airport security, making sure there's money to buy and take care of new machines that keep everyone safe when they fly. This money comes from travelers' fees and is used to help make airport lines quicker and safer.