
Sponsored by Pete Sessions (R)
GSA Technology Accountability Act
Requires the General Services Administration to report yearly to Congress on how it spends two technology funds.
Tradeoff
Adds a yearly reporting duty for the General Services Administration (GSA), the agency that buys federal technology. The bill sets no new spending limits, and its effective date is the start of the next federal budget year.
What's in it
No estimated effect on direct spending or revenues; the bill's spending effects subject to were not estimated.
The bill mainly requires GSA to report to Congress annually on certain funded projects, so its cost is administrative reporting work rather than a new federal program.
Passed the House by on May 6, 2024. Passed the Senate by on December 16, 2024. Signed into law.
House
Introduced
(Mar 5, 2024)
House
Committee on Oversight and Accountability(Mar 5, 2024)
House
The committee voted to send it to the floor
Reported 43 - 0(Apr 10, 2024)
House
Passage of the bill
Passed by (May 6, 2024)
No individual votes were recorded.
Senate
Received from the House
on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs(May 7, 2024)
Senate
The Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs voted to send it to the floor
Reported(Sep 18, 2024)
Committee report S. Rept. 118-285.
Senate
Passage of the bill
Passed by (Dec 16, 2024)
No individual votes were recorded.
House
Sent to the President
(Dec 23, 2024)

White House · Signature
Signed
Joe Biden (D)

Enacted
Became law(Dec 23, 2024)
- Gerald E. Connolly (D-VA)