Duplicative Grant Consolidation Act
This bill prevents federal agencies from awarding duplicate grants for the same purpose, except for institutions of higher education. It requires agencies to use a new electronic tracking system to check if applicants are already receiving or have applied for similar funding before approving new grants. The system will track details like project names, researchers, and funding periods to identify overlaps. Agencies must also report on using AI to detect duplicate applications faster, aiming to reduce wasted taxpayer funds on overlapping projects.
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