NASAProposed Rule
Implementation of the Administrative False Claims Act
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Summary
NASA is proposing new rules to prevent contractors and employees from submitting false claims for payment to the space agency. This regulation helps protect taxpayer money by establishing clear procedures for identifying, reporting, and punishing dishonest billing practices.
Key Points
- 1NASA contractors and employees would face serious penalties if they knowingly submit false bills or claims for payment
- 2The rule creates a process for reporting suspected fraud and protects whistleblowers who report dishonest practices
- 3Companies that commit fraud could be required to pay back triple the amount they falsely claimed, plus additional fines
- 4The regulation applies to all NASA contracts, grants, and agreements where federal funds are involved
- 5Public comment period runs until February 14, 2026, allowing contractors, government officials, and citizens to provide feedback
Key Dates
Published
December 30, 2025
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