Extract Congressional Pressure via Federal Payment Integrity Coalition
- Organization
- GAO identification of 7 noncompliant agencies with $186B improper payments
- Sector
- Small businesses affected by payment delays and compliance vendors
- Location
- Washington D.C.
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Executive summary
Current state
GAO identified seven federal agencies with chronic improper payment rates exceeding 10% for 2-4 consecutive years, with five lacking documented compliance procedures, while OMB has failed to exercise its statutory authority to enforce reporting requirements under the Payment Integrity Information Act of 2019.
Market catalyst
Congress has oversight authority but lacks organized private sector pressure points. Small businesses suffering from improper payments (delayed contracts, grant disbursements) are fragmented while compliance vendors want to influence OMB's guidance development but lack collective voice.
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