Contract details must be posted on the agency website within a year
What the document says“(1) All material information about the contract, including the goods and service provided. (2) The identity of the vendor selected to receive the contract. (3) The date of the solicitation of the contract. (4) The relevant information pertaining to the bids and quotes solicited for the contract. (5) The name of the official who solicited the contract.”
The section requires the Secretary, within a year of enactment, to make each covered public housing agency publicly post on its website, for each contract entered into in the preceding year, the material information about the contract including the goods and services provided, who the vendor is, the date the contract was put out, the relevant information about bids and quotes, and the name of the official who put it out.
What the document actually says“(1) All material information about the contract, including the goods and service provided. (2) The identity of the vendor selected to receive the contract. (3) The date of the solicitation of the contract. (4) The relevant information pertaining to the bids and quotes solicited for the contract. (5) The name of the official who solicited the contract.”
The agency must post what the contract is for. It must name the firm that won it. It must give the date the work went out. It must give the bids and the name of the official who ran it.
This covers contracts signed in the year before. It goes on the agency's own website. The housing agency has one year to require it.
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