Extract Agency Improper Payment Raw Data via FOIA
- Organization
- Five federal agencies (DOL, Education, HHS, Treasury, USDA) with improper payment reporting deficiencies
- Sector
- Government accountability journalists, academic researchers, and oversight NGOs
- Location
- Washington D.C. federal agency data
Source reference
Executive summary
Current state
The GAO audit reveals a $3 trillion improper payment ecosystem with five major federal agencies lacking documented policies for timely reporting despite OMB's oversight authority, creating a compliance void where OMB has the mandate but lacks enforcement power over entrenched institutional autonomy.
Market catalyst
Five federal agencies (DOL, Education, HHS, Treasury, USDA) lack documented policies for timely improper payment reporting, but they still generate raw data that OMB receives but doesn't systematically publish in machine-readable format.
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