Friday, December 5, 2025

FedScoop: VA watchdog identifies missing approval records for $661.4M in IT contracts

The Department of Veterans Affairs has identified missing approval records for department IT contracts worth about $661.4 million.

According to the department’s inspector general, the VA was not able to provide records for 4,513 contracts, which represents 39% of the IT contracts signed by the agency between March 2018 and the end of fiscal year 2021…

In its report, the VA IG said: “For each contract action, we asked the department to provide evidence of approval or a rationale explaining why a FITARA review was not required. We revised our list based on VA’s responses and excluded any contract actions that were approved, as well as those contract actions with valid rationales for not needing FITARA approval. Following the review of VA’s responses, we identified the remaining list of potential IT contract actions as lacking evidence of FITARA approval.”…

Read the full article here.

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